U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit Torts - Property Cases
Cases 1 - 10 of 458
Joan Lipin v. Arthur Wisehart, et al
as 25-3308
Plaintiff:
JOAN CAROL LIPIN
Defendant:
ARTHUR DODSON WISEHART, In his capacity as Trustee of the Dorothy R. Wisehart Trust, In his capacity as Trustee of the AMW Family Trust, CHARLES WINSTON WISEHART, MARK N. APELMAN, aka Mark Apelman-Powers and others
Mark Stinson, Sr. v. Nathan Brooks, et al
as 25-5326
Plaintiff:
MARK T. STINSON, SR.
Defendant:
NATHAN PATRICK BROOKS, AUSA, DAMON KEITH GRIFFIN, SR., AUSA, D. MICHAEL DUNAVANT, USA and others
Jeffery Jackson v. U.S. Government, et al
as 25-1304
Plaintiff:
JEFFERY JACKSON
Defendant:
U.S. GOVERNMENT, named as United States Government, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, named as Department of State, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, named as Department of Defense and others
Carlo Croce v. Sotheby's Financial Services, Inc., et al
as 25-3176
Plaintiff:
CARLO M. CROCE
Defendant:
SOTHEBY'S FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. and SOTHEBY'S, INC.
Jchon Perkins v. Trek Bicycle Corporation
as 25-1145
Plaintiff:
JCHON PERKINS
Defendant:
TREK BICYCLE CORPORATION
Joan Lipin v. Arthur Wisehart, et al
as 25-3098
Plaintiff:
JOAN CAROL LIPIN
Defendant:
ARTHUR DODSON WISEHART, In his capacity as Trustee of the Dorothy R. Wisehart Trust, In his capacity as Trustee of the AMW Family Trust, CHARLES WINSTON WISEHART, MARK N. APELMAN, aka Mark Apelman-Powers and others
Todd Griffin v. Aaron Parker
as 25-1075
Plaintiff:
TODD M. GRIFFIN
Defendant:
AARON T. PARKER, Chief Accounts Payable Finance & Accounting Division
Janelle Williams v. Excel Development Co., Inc.
as 25-3047
Plaintiff:
JANELLE MARY WILLIAMS
Defendant:
EXCEL DEVELOPMENT CO., INC.
Carey Butterfield v. Allison Harrison
as 25-1065
Plaintiff:
CAREY BUTTERFIELD, dba Butterfield Used Cars and Wholesaling
Defendant:
ALLISON LEIGH HARRISON
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