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Plaintiff v. Defendant
as 4:2019cv02261
Plaintiff:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
Defendant:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
Cause Of Action: 15 U.S.C. § 1681
Randall Davis v. International Bank of Commerce
as 16-40770
Appellant:
RANDALL J. DAVIS
Appellee:
INTERNATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
International Bancshares Corporation d/b/a International Bank of Commerce d/b/a IBC Bank v. Lopez
as 5:2015cv00173
Plaintiff:
International Bancshares Corporation d/b/a International Bank of Commerce d/b/a IBC Bank
Defendant:
Jose Antonio Lopez
Cause Of Action: 09 U.S.C. § 0010
International Bancshares Corp., d/b/a International Bank of Commerce, d/b/a IBC Bank v. Ochoa
as 5:2015cv00172
Plaintiff:
International Bancshares Corp., d/b/a International Bank of Commerce, d/b/a IBC Bank
Defendant:
Paola Ochoa
Cause Of Action: 09 U.S.C. § 0010
Zurich American Insurance Company v. International Bank Of Commerce et al
as 5:2015mc00695
Plaintiff:
Zurich American Insurance Company
Garnishee:
International Bank Of Commerce
Debtor:
Robert Roland Reina, II
International Bancshares Corporation d/b/a International Bank of Commerce d/b/a IBC Bank v. Lopez
as 5:2014cv00138
Plaintiff:
International Bancshares Corporation d/b/a International Bank of Commerce d/b/a IBC Bank
Defendant:
Jose Antonio Lopez
Cause Of Action: 09 U.S.C. § 0010
Collins v. International Bank of Commerce
as 4:2014mc01048
Plaintiff:
Harold Ward Collins, III
Defendant:
International Bank of Commerce
Collins v. International Bank of Commerce
as 4:2014mc01046
Plaintiff:
Harold Ward Collins, III
Defendant:
International Bank of Commerce
Collins III v. International Bank of Commerce et al
as 4:2013mc01706
Plaintiff:
Harold Ward Collins III
Defendant:
International Bank Of Commerce and Fatma Nagei
Collins III v. International Bank Of Commerce et al
as 4:2013mc01579
Plaintiff:
Harold Ward Collins III
Defendant:
International Bank Of Commerce and Fatma Nagei
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