Cases 1 - 4 of 4
James Owens, et al v. Republic of the Sudan, et al
as 16-7049
Plaintiff - Appellee:
James Owens, Victoria J. Spiers, Clyde M. Hirn and others
Intervenor For Plaintiff - Appellee:
Jesse Nathanael Aliganga, Decedent, Julian Leotis Bartley, Sr., Decedent, Julian Leotis Bartley, Sr. and others
Defendant - Appellant:
Republic of the Sudan and Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of the Sudan
Special Master - Appellee:
Paul G. Griffin and John Charles Swanson
James Owens, et al v. Republic of the Sudan, et al
as 14-7207
Plaintiff - Appellee:
James Owens, Victoria J. Spiers, Clyde M. Hirn and others
Intervenor For Plaintiff - Appellee:
Linda Jane Whiteside Leslie, Jesse Nathanael Aliganga, Decedent, Julian Leotis Bartley, Sr., Decedent and others
Defendant - Appellant:
Republic of the Sudan and Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of the Sudan
Special Master - Appellee:
Paul G. Griffin
James Owens, et al v. Islamic Republic of Iran, et al
as 14-5105
Plaintiff - Appellee:
James Owens, Victoria J. Spiers, Gary Robert Owens and others
Intervenor For Plaintiff - Appellee:
Linda Jane Whiteside Leslie, Jesse Nathanael Aliganga, Decedent, Julian Leotis Bartley, Sr., Decedent and others
Defendant - Appellee:
Islamic Republic of Iran, Iranian Ministry of Information and Security, Iranian Ministry of Information and Security and others
Defendant - Appellant:
Republic of Sudan and Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of the Sudan
Special Master - Appellee:
Paul G. Griffin
In re: In The Matter of the Fort v. WMATA
as 13-7129
In Re:
In re: In The Matter of the Fort Totten Metrorail Cases Arising out of the Events of June 22, 2009
Plaintiff - Appellee:
Davonne Flanagan, Dawn Flanagan, Imhotep Yakub and others
Defendant - Appellee:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and WPCompany, LLC, doing business as Was, doing business as The Washington Post
Defendant - Appellant:
Arinc, Inc. and Alstom Signaling, Inc.
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