Swenson v. Alliance Moving and Storage LLC et al
Taylor Swenson, Kyle Bunting, Jamie Bunting, Thomas Pevear Churchill, Jordan Churchill, Millard McQuaid, Caitland McQuaid, Ben Warren and Meghan Warren |
Alliance Moving and Storage LLC, B.I.D. Company LLC d/b/a Real Movers, BID Company LLC doing business as Real Movers, Polaris Moving Systems Inc. doing business as Roadrunner Moving, Unlimited Moving and Storage LLC and All Time Moving Inc. doing business as Rapid Van Lines |
1:2021cv01968 |
July 20, 2021 |
US District Court for the District of Colorado |
Christine M Arguello |
Charlotte N Sweeney |
Charlotte N Sweeney |
Scott T Varholak |
Other Fraud |
49 U.S.C. § 14706 Carmack Amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act |
Plaintiff |
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