Cases 1 - 4 of 4
Restivo v. Nassau County
as 14-4662
Plaintiff:
Melissa Lullo, Jason Halstead, Taylor Halstead and others
Plaintiff - Appellee:
John Restivo and Dennis Halstead
Defendant - Appellee:
Nassau County, Robert Dempsey, in his individual capacity, Frank Sirianni, in his individual capacity and others
Defendant:
Doe, Officers and Detectives 1-10, in their individual capacities and Richard Roe, Supervisors 1-10, in their individual capacities
Defendant - Appellant:
Carolann Hessemann, as executrix of the Estate of Joseph Volpe also known as Joseph Volpe
Kogut v. The County of Nassau
as 13-3130
Plaintiff:
John Restivo, Dennis Halstead, Melissa Lullo and others
Plaintiff - Appellant:
John Kogut
Defendant - Appellee:
The County of Nassau, Police Commissioner Donald Kane, Police Commissioner William J. Willett, (2005) and others
The Homeless Patrol v. Joseph Volpe Family
as 10-4058
Plaintiff / Appellant:
The Homeless Patrol, devisees, all future parties, personal and business representativers, and his, her, or their or any of their successors in right, title, and interest and future communis scriptura et al; personal injury/pain suffering emotional p and Joseph Kastner
Defendant / Appellee:
Joseph Volpe Family, and all legal representatives, Patrina Oliveri and Family, and all legal representatives, William Thompson, The NYC Comptroller and others
The Homeless Patrol v. Joseph Volpe Family
as 10-4058
Plaintiff - Appellant:
The Homeless Patrol, devisees, all future parties, personal and business representativers, and his, her, or their or any of their successors in right, title, and interest and future communis scriptura et al; personal injury/pain suffering emotional physic and Joseph Kastner
Defendant - Appellee:
Joseph Volpe Family, and all legal representatives, Patrina Oliveri and Family, and all legal representatives, William Thompson, The NYC Comptroller and others
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