Cases 11 - 20 of 40
Johnson v. Next-Gen Inc et al
as 5:2018mc00027
Plaintiff:
Eric L Johnson
Defendant:
Next-Gen Inc, Westport Enterprises Inc, Opportunities Unlimited Publications Inc and others
Federal Trade Commission et al v. Next-Gen, Inc. et al
as 1:2018mc00074
Plaintiff:
Federal Trade Commission and State of Missouri
Defendant:
Next-Gen, Inc., Westport Enterprises, Inc., Opportunities Unlimited Publications, Inc. and others
JOHNSON v. NEXT-GEN, INC.
as 1:2018mc00047
Defendant:
AOSR CORPORATION, KEVIN R. BRANDES, CONTEST AMERICA PUBLISHERS, INC. and others
Plaintiff:
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION and STATE OF MISSOURI
Receiver:
ERIC L. JOHNSON
Cause Of Action: No cause code entered
Federal Trade Commission et al v. Next-Gen, Inc. et al
as 5:2018mc00776
Defendant:
Aosr Corporation, Kevin R. Brandes, Contest America Publishers, Inc. and others
Plaintiff:
Federal Trade Commission and State of Missouri
Receiver:
Eric L. Johnson
Federal Trade Commission et al v. Next-Gen, Inc. et al
as 1:2018mc00551
Plaintiff:
Federal Trade Commission and State of Missouri
Defendant:
Next-Gen, Inc., Westport Enterprises, Inc., Opportunities Unlimited Publications, Inc. and others
Receiver:
Eric L. Johnson
Johnson v. Next-Gen Inc.
as 2:2018mc07063
Plaintiff:
Eric L. Johnson
Defendant:
Next-Gen Inc., Westport Enterprises, Inc., Opportunities Unlimited Publications, Inc. and others
Eric L. Johnson v. Real and Personal Property of NEXT-GEN, INC., et al., in the Southern District of Georgia
as 1:2018mc00009
Receiver:
Eric L. Johnson
Defendant:
Real and Personal Property of NEXT-GEN, INC., et al., in the Southern District of Georgia
Federal Trade Commission et al v. Next-Gen, Inc. et al
as 3:2018mc00142
Plaintiff:
Federal Trade Commission and State of Missouri
Defendant:
Next-Gen, Inc., Westport Enterprises, Inc., Opportunities Unlimited Publications, Inc. and others
Receiver:
Eric L. Johnson
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