Cases 1 - 10 of 2,931
Evans v. Supreme Court of NY
as 24-50465
Plaintiff:
Treniss J. Evans
Defendant:
Supreme Court of New York, Trial Division, Criminal Term, for the City of Manhattan, New York, Attn: Honorable Ellen N. Biben, Administrative Judge and Alvin Bragg, District Attorney for Manhattan, New York
Marquez v. Silver
as 24-1555
Plaintiff:
ALEXIS MARQUEZ
Defendant:
LAUREN DESOLE, individually, GEORGE SILVER, individually, LAWRENCE MARKS, individually and others
Allen v. Allen et al
as 5:2024cv00319
Plaintiff:
Kathy R. Allen
Defendant:
Arthur L. Allen, Anthony A. Klish, State Employees Credit Union and others
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. § 1983 Civil Rights
Allen v. Allen et al
as 5:2024cv00320
Plaintiff:
Kathy R. Allen
Defendant:
Arthur L. Allen, Mary Flager Allen, Steve R. Allen and others
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. § 1983 Civil Rights
Hall v. Rosenberg, et al.
as 24-3580
Plaintiff:
GWENDOLYN HALL
Defendant:
Magistrate Judge ALICIA G. ROSENBERG, MAGISTRATE JUDGE, OTIS D. WRIGHT, II, DISTRICT JUDGE, Attorney CAREE HARPER, ATTORNEY, Civil Rights Attorney and others
Bennett, et al. v. Cielo Homeowners Association, Inc., et al.
as 24-3587
Plaintiff:
PAMELA BENNETT and JAMES DAVIS BENNETT
Defendant:
CIELO HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., JUDGE LAW FIRM, ALC, a Law Corporation, JAMES A. JUDGE, AT and others
Carl Puckett, Jr., et al v. Ain Jeem, Inc., et al
as 24-5537
Plaintiff:
CARL ELLEN PUCKETT, JR. and MARCELLA PUCKETT
Defendant:
AIN JEEM, INC., CHRIS STAVRO, DEBORAH MORALES and others
Williams Goyens-Bell Eberwein v. Denney, et al.
as 24-3561
Defendant:
VICTOR PERNIA, CRAIG S. DENNEY, MAGISTRATE JUDGE, N. BELL and others
Plaintiff:
CHALEDEEANNKA DEBORAH ANN WILLIAMS GOYENS-BELL EBERWEIN
Masri v. Liebowitz
as 24-1526
Plaintiff:
JOSEPH H. MASRI
Defendant:
Judge BARBARA O. AFRIYIE, Judge CHRISTINE P. KRAHULIK, ESTHER MASRI and others
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