Nebraska Department of Labor v. Jackson
Plaintiff: Nebraska Department of Labor
Defendant: Kimberly Dean Jackson
Interested Party: U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Case Number: 4:2010mc03027
Filed: September 14, 2010
Court: US District Court for the District of Nebraska
Office: 4 Lincoln Office
Presiding Judge: Unassigned Judge
Nature of Suit: Other
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Defendant: Kimberly Dean Jackson
Represented By: Bruce C. Barnhart
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Plaintiff: Nebraska Department of Labor
Represented By: John H. Albin
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Interested party: U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Represented By: U.S. Bankruptcy Clerk - Lincoln
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