Cannone et al v. Carter-Young, Inc.
Plaintiff: Gregory Cannone and Charles Wilson
Defendant: Carter-Young, Inc.
Case Number: 1:2012cv03666
Filed: October 20, 2012
Court: US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
County: Rockdale
Presiding Judge: Alan J. Baverman
Presiding Judge: Steve C Jones
Nature of Suit: Consumer Credit
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Plaintiff: Gregory Cannone
Represented By: Kris Kelly Skaar
Represented By: Justin Tharpe Holcombe
Represented By: James Marvin Feagle
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Plaintiff: Charles Wilson
Represented By: Justin Tharpe Holcombe
Represented By: James Marvin Feagle
Represented By: Kris Kelly Skaar
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