Plaintiff:	ANNETTE LOIS WASHINGTON and BASIL CLIFTON WASHINGTON
Defendant:	MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., STATE OF CONNECTICUT, KEVIN GENE DUBAY, DAVID M. SHERIDAN, MARK H. TAYLOR, JAMES T. GRAHAM, MATHEW JOSEPH BUDZIK, SUSAN QUINN COBB, SUSAN A. CONNORS, CLAUDIA A. BAIO, NEETA M. VATTI, LISA K. MORGAN, BRANDON PELEGANO, SUZANA A. ZENKO, THAMAR ESPERANCE-SMITH, WALTER MICHAEL SPADER, JR., CRISTINA M. LOPEZ, WILLIAM C. PITT, The COURT 089996, WILLIAM H. BRIGHT, JR., ELIOT D. PRESCOTT, JOSEPH A. SUAREZ, ALEXANDRA D. DIPENTIMA, HOPE C. SEELEY, NINA F. ELGO, INGRID L. MOLL, MARIA ARAUJO KAHN, MELANIE L. CRADLE, ROBERT W. CLARK, DAWNE G. WESTBROOK, ROBIN L. WILSON, BETHANY J. ALVORD, L. JEANNE DULLEA, SARAH HOWARD, PETER KEANE, RENE L. ROBERTSON, CARL D. CICCHETTI, LAURA PIRRO, SELVYN VALENCIA, AZA E. GRAY, JENNIFER S. ALLISON, JEFFREY MARKS KNICKERBOCKER, DOMINICK DAVID NEVEUX, DINA TORNHEIM, ADAM LOUIS AVALLONE, WILLIAM ROBERT DZIEDZIC, KEVIN M. GALIN, JOSEPH C. ABRAHAM, FUMIO ERIK KANEKO, GEORGE P. GENERAS, III, MICHELLE LYNN BIBEAU, MARK ANDREW PIECH, JANE HAMILTON TORCIA, JAY BRAY, CRYSTAL LYN COOKE, MATHEW EYET, WILLIAM C. SANDELANDS, CHRISTOPHER J. PICARD, VICTORIA LYNN FORCELLA, BENJAMIN T. STASKIEWICZ, GEOFFREY K. MILNE, DIANE S. SUMMERS, LISA WHITTEMORE, RACHEL K. LJUNGGREN, RANDALL MCHUGH, BILL BECKMANN, JAY MORAN, DENNIS MCMANUS, SHANNON MILES, LA'MONT STEVENSON, MIKE HUTCHINS, JOHN DOE 1-100, HARTFORD HOUSING SESSION, CONNECTICUT APPELLATE COURT, CONNECTICUT SUPREME COURT, OFFICIAL COURT REPORTERS OFFICE, NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC, BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC, SANDELANDS EYET LLP, MCCALLA RAYMER LEIBERT PIERCE, LLP, (101589), BROCK AND SCOTT, PLLC, (439942), MERS, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, JANE DOE 1-100 and PATTY J. PITTMAN
Case Number:	26-1869
Filed:	July 10, 2026
Court:	U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Nature of Suit:	CIVIL RIGHTS-Other

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