U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit Other Statutes Cases
Cases 41 - 50 of 34,248
Horn v. New Haven
as 24-1034
Plaintiff:
VERNON HORN
Defendant:
PETISIA ADGER, in their individual capacities, LEE DEASE, Executor of the Estate of Leroy Dease, DARYLE BRELAND, in their individual capacities and others
Jackson v. New Haven
as 24-1038
Plaintiff:
MARQUIS JACKSON
Defendant:
PETISIA ADGER, in their individual capacities, DARYLE BRELAND, in their individual capacities, LEE DEASE, Executor of the Estate of Leroy Dease and others
Bledsoe v. New York City Transit Authority
as 24-1015
Plaintiff:
ANTHONY BLEDSOE
Defendant:
NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY and AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION LOCAL 726
Maita-Tenemaza v. Garland
as 24-1020
Petitioner:
EDWIN ANTONIO MAITA-TENEMAZA, KIMBERLY ALEXANDRA MAITA-MOROCHO and CARMEN CLAUDINA MOROCHO-CALI
Respondent:
MERRICK B. GARLAND, UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL
Mirinaviciene v. Keuka College
as 24-1006
Plaintiff:
STACEY MIRINAVICIENE
Defendant:
KEUKA COLLEGE, AMY STOREY, BRADLEY FUSTER and others
Vickers v. United States of America
as 24-1009
Petitioner:
DAVID ALLEN VICKERS
Respondent:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Primous v. United States Attorney General James
as 24-1011
Plaintiff:
HAZEL PRIMOUS
Defendant:
JAMES KENNEDY, JR., TRINI E. ROSS, ERIC HOLDER and others
Alter v. Open AI Inc.
as 24-1016
Plaintiff:
JULIAN SANCTON, on behalf of himself and all others similarly situated, RICH COHEN, JAMES SHAPIRO and others
Defendant:
MICROSOFT CORPORATION, OPENAI, INC., OPENAI GP, LLC and others
Not Yet Classified:
PAUL TREMBLAY, MICHAEL CHABON, TA-NEHISI COATES and others
Roy v. United States of America
as 24-1019
Petitioner:
JOHN ROY
Respondent:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Gargano v. University of Vermont Medical Center
as 24-1018
Plaintiff:
JOHN ANDREW GARGANO
Defendant:
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MEDICAL CENTER
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