U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit Torts - Injury Cases
Cases 11 - 20 of 816
Nick Brandsrud v. Dawn Hespenheide
as 24-1420
Plaintiff:
Nick Brandsrud
Defendant:
Dawn Hespenheide, (Dolan)
Craig Dibble v. Torax Medical, Inc., et al
as 24-1385
Plaintiff:
Craig Dibble
Defendant:
Torax Medical, Inc. and Ethicon, Inc.
E&M Services, LLC, et al v. United Specialty Ins. Co.
as 24-1343
Plaintiff:
Braxton Avery
Defendant:
E&M Services, LLC and John Does, 1-25
Cross Defendant:
Equinor US, successor Statoil, Inc.
Not Yet Classified:
Eklipse Resources, LLC and United Specialty Insurance Company
Kari Beck, et al v. United States
as 24-1332
Plaintiff:
Kari Beck, Personal Representative of the Estate of Cameron Gayle Beck, C.B., A minor and Estate of Cameron Gayle Beck, by and through his Personal Representative, Kari Beck
Defendant:
United States of America
Vanessa Smith v. United Industries Ultra Board
as 24-1288
Plaintiff:
Vanessa C. Smith
Defendant:
United Industries Ultra Board
Risie Howard v. Hormel Foods Corporation
as 24-1298
Plaintiff:
Risie Howard, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Mrs. George Howard, Jr.
Defendant:
Hormel Foods Corporation, Jim Snee, Chairman of the Board
Eddie Wilson v. Marion School District, et al
as 24-1274
Plaintiff:
Eddie Wilson, personal representative of the estate of David Wilson, deceased and on behalf of the wrongful death beneficiaries of David Wilson
Defendant:
Marion School District and John Does, 1-3
Jason Clark v. Zach Carter, et al
as 24-1235
Plaintiff:
Jason Ray Clark
Defendant:
Zach Carter and Sara Carter
Lackie Drug Store Inc. v. OptumRx, Inc.
as 24-1231
Plaintiff:
Lackie Drug Store Inc., on behalf of itself and Arkansas similarly situated
Defendant:
OptumRx, Inc.
Courtney Green v. Walmart, Inc., et al
as 24-1022
Plaintiff:
Courtney Green
Defendant:
Walmart, Inc. and CT Corporation Systems
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