Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company as subrogee of Ted and Marcela Baccigalopi v. Fluidmaster, Inc.
| Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company as subrogee of Ted and Marcela Baccigalopi |
| Fluidmaster, Inc. |
| TXS/4:16-CV-01748 |
| July 5, 2016 |
| Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation |
| Other |
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| Plaintiff: Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company as subrogee of Ted and Marcela Baccigalopi | |
| Represented By: | Laura D Schmidt |
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| Defendant: Fluidmaster, Inc. | |
| Represented By: | Kimberly Lorraine Buffington |
| Represented By: | Michael Christopher Carroll |
| Represented By: | Sarkis Armenovich Khachatryan |
| Represented By: | Mark D. Litvack |
| Represented By: | Kealy Christian Sehic |
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