Cases 81 - 90 of 5,100
Alivia Blount v. Whole Foods Market Downtown Nashville
as 24-5204
Plaintiff:
ALIVIA BLOUNT
Defendant:
WHOLE FOODS MARKET DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE
Clifford Frost, Jr. v. Dana Nessel
as 24-1132
Plaintiff:
CLIFFORD JAMES FROST, JR.
Defendant:
DANA NESSEL, Attorney General of the State of Michigan; in official capacity
Agness McCury, et al v. Thomas Wright, et al
as 24-5208
Plaintiff:
ETHA JONES and AGNESS MCCURRY
Defendant:
JUDGE THOMAS J. WRIGHT, BENJAMIN CURTIS MCCURRY, KELLY J. MCCURRY and others
Agness McCurry, et al v. Thomas Wright, et al
as 24-5196
Plaintiff:
ETHA JONES and AGNESS MCCURRY
Defendant:
JUDGE THOMAS J. WRIGHT, BENJAMIN CURTIS MCCURRY, KELLY J. MCCURRY and others
Mark Blackwell v. Lisa Nocerini, et al
as 24-1186
Plaintiff:
MARK B. BLACKWELL
Defendant:
LISA NOCERINI, RYAN STRONG, FINLEY CARTER and others
Kimberly Potter v. Debra Wehrle, et al
as 24-3097
Plaintiff:
KIMBERLY POTTER
Defendant:
DEBRA GORRELL WEHRLE, AUBREY COOK and OHIO ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE
Kelsey Campbell v. Michelle Cordova
as 24-3175
Plaintiff:
KELSEY E. CAMPBELL
Defendant:
JUDGE MICHELLE L. CORDOVA
Joshua Christensen v. Kingsport Sessions Court Div III, et al
as 24-5144
Plaintiff:
JOSHUA MICAH CHRISTENSEN
Defendant:
KINGSPORT SESSIONS COURT DIV III, ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY and SULLIVAN COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE
April Malick, et al v. Croswell-Lexington District Schools, et al
as 24-1147
Plaintiff:
APRIL MALICK, Individually and as Next Friend of C.M., a minor, ROB MALICK, Individually and as Next Friend of C.M., a minor and C. M., a Minor by Next Friends Rob and April Malick
Defendant:
CROSWELL-LEXINGTON DISTRICT SCHOOLS, CROSWELL-LEXINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION, DAN GILBERTSON, in his individual and official capacity and others
Bernard Howard v. Dale Collins, et al
as 24-1079
Plaintiff:
BERNARD HOWARD
Defendant:
REGINALD HARVEL, DALE COLLINS, WILLIAM RICE and others
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