Cases 1 - 6 of 6
Regents of the Uni. of Cal., et al v. Sylvia Burwell
as 16-5098
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Regents of the University of California, On behalf of its participating Plaintiff-hospitals, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, UC Davis Medical Center and others
Plaintiff - Appellee:
California Pacific Medical Center - Davies Campus, California Pacific Medical Center - Pacific Campus, California Pacific Medical Center - St. Luke's Campus, formerly known as St. Luke's Hospital and others
Defendant - Appellee:
Sylvia Mathews Burwell, Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services
NLRB v. Keck Hospital of USC, et al
as 12-1467
Petitioner:
National Labor Relations Board
Respondent:
Keck Hospital of USC, formerly known as USC University Hospital and Sodexo America, LLC
NLRB v. Keck Hospital of USC, et al
as 12-1467
Petitioner:
National Labor Relations Board
Respondent:
Keck Hospital of USC, formerly known as USC University Hospital and Sodexo America, LLC
Keck Hospital of USC v. NLRB
as 12-1413
Petitioner:
Keck Hospital of USC, formerly known as USC University Hospital
Respondent:
National Labor Relations Board
In re: App. for Order, 28 USC 1782
as 11-7010
In Re:
In re: Application For An Order Pursuant To 28 USC 1782
Petitioner - Appellant:
Emmanuel N. Lazaridis
Respondent - Appellee:
International Centre For Missing And Exploited Children, Inc., ICMEC and National Center For Missing And Exploited Children, Inc., NCMEC
Cty Los Angeles v. Shalala, Donna E.
as 98-5254
Plaintiff - Appellee:
County of Los Angeles, a political subdivision of the State of California, owner and operator of Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center, Harbor/UCLA Medical Center, Martin Luther King Jr./Drew Medical Center, Olive View Medical Center and High Desert Hospi
Defendant - Appellant:
Donna E. Shalala, Secretary, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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