U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit Civil Rights Cases
Cases 41 - 50 of 3,388
Mithun Banerjee v. Rand Gelber
as 24-1198
Plaintiff:
MITHUN BANERJEE
Defendant:
JUDGE RAND LEWIS GELBER, ADMIN JUDGE SHERRI DEBRA KOCH, JUDGE JOHN CHRISTIAN MOFFETT and others
Matilda Turner v. Micah Ennis
as 24-1189
Plaintiff:
MATILDA TURNER
Defendant:
MICAH ENNIS, Rowan County School Director, ROWAN COUNTY COURTHOUSE, DAYMARK RECOVERY SERVICES, INC. and others
Paul Shao v. Allstate Insurance Company
as 24-1190
Plaintiff:
PAUL SHAO
Defendant:
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
Marty Hierholzer v. Isabel Guzman
as 24-1187
Plaintiff:
MARTY HIERHOLZER and MJL ENTERPRISES, LLC, a Virginia corporation
Defendant:
ISABEL GUZMAN, in her official capacity as Administrator of the Small Business Administration and SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Wesley Smith, III v. Commonwealth of Virginia
as 24-1181
Plaintiff:
WESLEY EDWARD SMITH, III
Defendant:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, TIM KAINE, ROBERT A. DYBING and others
Mithun Banerjee v. Timothy Branigan
as 24-1184
Plaintiff:
MITHUN BANERJEE
Defendant:
MR. TIMOTHY P. BRANIGAN, JUDGE PETER J. MESSITTE, PJM, JUDGE MARIA ELLENA CHAVEZ-RUARK, MCR and others
Kevin Reece v. Thomas Horner
as 24-1183
Plaintiff:
KEVIN RAY REECE
Defendant:
THOMAS HORNER, MATTHEW DAVID LEACH, LEE B. BOLLINGER and others
Steven Albert v. Brooke Lierman
as 24-1170
Plaintiff:
STEVEN G. ALBERT and BARRY DIAMOND
Defendant:
BROOKE E. LIERMAN, in her official capacity as the Comptroller of the State of Maryland
Montgomery County, MD v. Mithun Banerjee
as 24-1169
Plaintiff:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND
Defendant:
MITHUN BANERJEE
Todd Short v. Michael Boyd
as 24-1150
Plaintiff:
TODD W. SHORT
Defendant:
MICHAEL BOYD, FBI Special Agent, in his individual capacity and JOHN DOES, FBI Special Agents 1-6, in their individual capacities
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