Cases 1 - 10 of 899
Rogers v. Taylor, et al.
as 24-6695
Defendant:
SHERGILL, Corrections Officer, King County Jail, EDWARD NORMAN, Food Services Supervisor for King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention, S. CHARLESTON, Corrections Program Specialist and others
Plaintiff:
RAY CLARENCE ROGERS
Rogers v. Reichard, et al.
as 24-6701
Defendant:
M. DRAKE, Sergeant, King County Jail, SEATTLE AND KING COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, CHU, Corrections Officer, King County Jail and others
Plaintiff:
RAY CLARENCE ROGERS
Rossi, et al. v. Becker, et al.
as 24-6600
Defendant:
JEFFREY N. MAGGIONCALDA, SCALE VENTURE PARTNERS, KPMG LLP and others
Plaintiff:
STEPHEN ROSSI, KIM STEVENSON and HOWARD TARLOW
Merkley, et al. v. Idaho Board of Corrections
as 24-6547
Plaintiff:
ROGER EHLER, STEPHEN ULLRICH, GEORGE CRIDER and others
Defendant:
IDAHO BOARD OF CORRECTIONS
Greer v. Wormuth, et al.
as 24-6425
Plaintiff:
ROGER E. GREER
Defendant:
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY and CHRISTINE WORMUTH, Secretary, Department of the Army
Lyons v. Le Beau, et al.
as 24-6339
Defendant:
C. BULLEN, SERGEANT, No. 14640 Supervisor, P. ROGERS, SERGEANT, No. 16174 Supervisor, TIMOTHY CORAN and others
Plaintiff:
JOSHUA L. LYONS
Avery, et al. v. TekSystems, Inc.
as 24-5810
Defendant:
TEKSYSTEMS, INC.
Plaintiff:
JILL UNVERFERTH, KRISTY CAMILLERI, PHOEBE ROGERS and others
Misuraca v. Loke, et al.
as 24-5707
Defendant:
BRENNA COLLINS, Amy Braeminger, KENIA SALVESEN and others
Plaintiff:
AIRIAN JOVAN MISURACA
Parker v. County of Riverside, et al.
as 24-5602
Defendant:
SEAN LAFFERTY, individually and in his official capacity, TRICIA FRANSDAL, individually and in her official capacity, JEFFREY VAN WAGENEN, individually and others
Plaintiff:
ROGER WAYNE PARKER
Ullrich, et al. v. Idaho Board of Corrections
as 24-5574
Plaintiff:
WAYNE D. MERKLEY, GEORGE CRIDER, STEPHEN ULLRICH and others
Defendant:
IDAHO BOARD OF CORRECTIONS
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