Arritt v. Fifth Third Bank
Plaintiff: Jason C. Arritt
Defendant: Fifth Third Bank and McKitrick-Harms, Inc.
Case Number: 5:2007cv00031
Filed: February 27, 2007
Court: US District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia
Office: Wheeling Office
County: Barbour
Presiding Judge: Frederick P. Stamp
Nature of Suit: Consumer Credit
Cause of Action: no cause specified
Jury Demanded By: Plaintiff
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Plaintiff: Jason C. Arritt
Represented By: William J. Ihlenfeld, II
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Defendant: Fifth Third Bank
Represented By: Debra Lee Hovatter
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Defendant: McKitrick-Harms, Inc.
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