Cases 191 - 200 of 677
Northstar Wireless, LLC v. FCC, et al
as 15-1333
Petitioner:
Northstar Wireless, LLC
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
Vibes Media, LLC v. FCC, et al
as 15-1311
Petitioner:
Vibes Media, LLC
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
Rite Aid Hdqtrs. Corp. v. FCC
as 15-1313
Petitioner:
Rite Aid Hdqtrs. Corp.
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
Chamber of Commerce of the U.S v. FCC, et al
as 15-1306
Petitioner:
Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
Movant-Intervenor For Petitioner:
National Association of Federal Credit Unions
National Association of Teleco, et al v. FCC, et al
as 15-1295
Petitioner:
National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors, National Association of Broadcasters and Northern Dakota County Cable Communications Commission
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
CodeBroker, LLC v. FCC
as 15-1278
Petitioner:
CodeBroker, LLC
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission
Beach TV Properties, Inc. v. FCC, et al
as 15-1280
Petitioner:
Beach TV Properties, Inc., formerly known as The Atlanta Channel, Inc.
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
Mako Communications, LLC v. FCC
as 15-1264
Petitioner:
Mako Communications, LLC
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission and United States of America
Pro. Assoc. for Customer v. FCC
as 15-1244
Petitioner:
Professional Association for Customer Engagement, Inc.
Respondent:
Federal Communications Commission
Samuel Jackson v. USA, et al
as 15-5196
Petitioner - Appellant:
Samuel James Jackson
Respondent - Appellee:
United States of America, State of Texas, Time Warner and others
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