Cases 31 - 40 of 6,277
Colson v. City of San Marcos
as 24-50283
Plaintiff:
Austin Ray Colson
Defendant:
City of San Marcos, Texas, Chief of Police Stan Standridge, Officer Stan Standridge and others
Vuoncino v. Forterra
as 24-10308
Plaintiff:
Raymond Vuoncino
Defendant:
Forterra, Incorporated, Jeffrey Bradley, William Kerfin and others
Rose v. Grappler Pressure Pumping
as 24-50251
Plaintiff:
Jacob Rose, Individually and on behalf of all other similarly situated, Derrick Boyd, Roberto Castaneda and others
Defendant:
Grappler Pressure Pumping, L.L.C.
Butler v. Barnett
as 24-10257
Plaintiff:
Marcus Quin Butler
Defendant:
Tasha Barnett, Property Officer, John Middleton Unit, Rachel M. Anderson, Property Officer, John Middleton Unit and Bryan L. Williams, Head Warden, John Middleton Unit
Jones v. AT&T
as 24-30187
Plaintiff:
William Collins Jones, IV, as executor and administrator of the Succession of Connie Porter Jones Marable
Defendant:
AT&T, Incorporated, as plan sponsor and fiduciary and AT&T Services, Incorporated, as plan administrator and fiduciary for AT&T Southeast Eligible Former Employee Medical Program, Bellsouth Retiree Medical Assistance Plan, AT&T Umbrella Benefit Plan No. 1
Calloway v. Pinkney
as 24-30178
Plaintiff:
Michael Calloway
Defendant:
Cedric Pinkney, Sergeant, Tyler Butler, Lieutenant and William Smith, Major
Callais v. Landry
as 24-30177
Plaintiff:
Phillip Callais, Lloyd Price, Bruce Odell and others
Intervenor:
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Louisiana State Conference, Press Robinson, Edgar Cage and others
Defendant:
Nancy Landry, In her official capacity as Louisiana Secretary of State
Other:
Edward Galmon, Sr., Ciara Hart, Norris Henderson and others
Garrison v. TDCJ
as 24-20097
Plaintiff:
William Scott Garrison
Defendant:
TDCJ Mail Grievance Department, Alfred Hughes Unit Grievance Department, Bambi Kiser, TDCJ Media Officer and others
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