Cases 1 - 6 of 6
Biers v. Dentons US, et al
as 23-4150
Plaintiff / Appellant:
SAMUEL L. BIERS, an individual and Chief Tribal Judge of the Te-Moak Supreme Court
Defendant / Appellee:
JUAN AREVALO, an individual, LESLIE A. BERG-GROVE, an individual, DAVID D. CARRERA, an individual and others
Defendant:
JOSEPH DELAROSA, an individual, ADELA MORRISON, an individual, STEVEN D. OLSON, an individual and others
Biers v. Dentons US, et al
as 23-4147
Plaintiff / Appellee:
SAMUEL L. BIERS, an individual and Chief Tribal Judge of the Te-Moak Supreme Court
Defendant / Appellee:
BRYAN L. BOWKER, in his official and individual capacity and JOSEPH MCDADE, in his individual and official capacity
Defendant:
LESLIE A. BERG-GROVE, an individual, KEVIN CLOCK, an individual, PAUL CONABLE, an individual and others
Cross Claimant:
STEVEN J. MCDADE, an individual
Biers v. Dentons US et al
as 2:2022cv00298
Plaintiff:
Samuel L. Biers
Defendant:
Dentons US a Utah Entity doing business as Dentons, Durham, Jones, Pinegar, Zions Bancorporation, Salal Credit Union and others
Cause Of Action: 18 U.S.C. ยง 1961 Racketeering (RICO) Act
Bahrampour v. Secretary of Air Force, et al
as 19-1254
Defendant / Appellee:
SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, SKUNKWORKS, JOINT FORCES HEADQUARTERS, Defense Information Systems Agency and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
AFSHIN BAHRAMPOUR
Ford., et al v. Ford Motor Credit
as 08-3192
Debtor - Debtor:
In the Matter of: JOHN WESLEY FORD, SR. and CYNTHIA D. FORD
Appellant:
JOHN WESLEY FORD, SR. and CYNTHIA D. FORD
Appellee:
FORD MOTOR CREDIT CORPORATION
Amicus Curiae:
AMERICAN FINANCIAL SERVICES ASSOCATION
Not A Party In Lower Court - Amicus Curiae:
KANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION
Ford, et al v. Ford Motor Credit Corporation
as 08-601
Petitioner:
JOHN WESLEY FORD, SR. and CYNTHIA D. FORD
Respondent:
FORD MOTOR CREDIT CORPORATION
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