Cases 1 - 7 of 7
Burke v. United States of America
as 21-830
Respondent:
United States of America
Petitioner:
Timothy W. Burke, AKA Bill Burke, AKA William Burke, AKA Kerry Saunders, AKA Pat Riley, AKA Jim Caldwell, AKA Jim Saunders, AKA Tom Morrisey, AKA Jimmy, AKA Phil Burke, AKA Phil, AKA Burt, AKA James Burke, AKA M. Soler
Defendant:
Bradford Barneys
United States of America v. Burke (Barneys)
as 17-2339
Appellee USA:
United States of America
Defendant:
Timothy W. Burke, AKA Bill Burke, AKA William Burke, AKA Kerry Saunders, AKA Pat Riley, AKA Jim Caldwell, AKA Jim Saunders, AKA Tom Morrisey, AKA Jimmy, AKA Phil Burke, AKA Phil, AKA Burt, AKA James Burke, AKA M. Soler
Defendant - Appellant:
Bradford Barneys
United States of America v. Burke
as 16-3842
Appellee USA:
United States of America
Defendant - Appellant:
James Burke
Woolsey v. The County Government of Suffo
as 12-5105
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Charles Robert Woolsey
Defendant - Appellee:
The Administration of the County Government of Suffolk County, New York, Jennifer K. McNamara, Assistant County Attorney, Stephen Ballone, County Executive and others
Scottsdale Insurance Company v. R.I. Pools Incorporated
as 11-3529
Plaintiff - Appellee:
Scottsdale Insurance Company
Defendant:
Thomas Van Riper, Susan Van Riper, Andrew Peake and others
Defendant - Appellant:
R.I. Pools Incorporated, Franco Iannone and Vincenzo Iannone
Nenninger v. Village of Port Jefferson
as 11-2743
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Donald Nenninger, Jr.
Defendant - Appellee:
Village of Port Jefferson, Planning Board of The Incorporated Village of Port Jefferson, James Burke, Chairman and others
Scottsdale Insurance Company v. R.I. Pools Incorporated
as 10-4357
Plaintiff - Appellee:
Scottsdale Insurance Company
Defendant:
Thomas Van Riper, Susan Van Riper, Andrew Peake and others
Defendant - Appellant:
R.I. Pools Incorporated, Franco Iannone and Vincenzo Iannone
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