Other Statutes Cases filed in the First Circuit Courts
Cases 1 - 10 of 12
In Re: Hall
as 22-1987
Petitioner: DANIEL E. HALL, a/k/a Sensa Verogna
Respondent: UNITED STATES and TWITTER, INC.
Verogna v. Twitter, Inc.
as 21-1317
Interested Party: UNITED STATES
Defendant / Appellee: TWITTER, INC.
Plaintiff / Appellant: SENSA VEROGNA, individual
DeLima v. Google LLC, et al
as 21-1161
Defendant / Appellee: GOOGLE LLC and TWITTER, INC.
Plaintiff / Appellant: NATASHA DELIMA
Verogna v. Twitter, Inc.
as 20-2091
Interested Party: UNITED STATES
Defendant / Appellee: TWITTER, INC.
Plaintiff / Appellant: SENSA VEROGNA, individual
Verogna v. Twitter Inc.
as 20-2005
Interested Party: UNITED STATES
Defendant / Appellee: TWITTER, INC.
Plaintiff / Appellant: SENSA VEROGNA, individual
Verogna v. Twitter, Inc.
as 20-2006
Interested Party: UNITED STATES
Defendant / Appellee: TWITTER, INC.
Plaintiff / Appellant: SENSA VEROGNA, individual
Verogna v. Twitter, Inc.
as 20-1933
Defendant / Appellee: TWITTER INC. and TWITTER, INC.
Plaintiff / Appellant: SENSA VEROGNA, individual
Interested Party: UNITED STATES
President and Fellows of Harvard College et al v. United States Department of Homeland Security et al Featured Case
as 1:2020cv11283
Defendant: United States Department of Homeland Security, Matthew Albence, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and others
Plaintiff: President and Fellows of Harvard College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Amicus Curiae: LinkedIn Corp., Dropbox, Inc., The Catholic University of America and others
Cause Of Action: 05 U.S.C. ยง 702 Administrative Procedure Act
Delima v. YouTube Inc., et al
as 18-1728
Plaintiff / Appellant: NATASHA DELIMA
Defendant / Appellee: YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, INC., TWITTER, INC. and others
Delima v. YouTube, Inc., et al
as 18-1666
Plaintiff / Appellant: NATASHA DELIMA
Defendant / Appellee: YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, INC., TWITTER, INC. and others

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