Cases 11 - 20 of 360
Angela Nails v. State of Alabama, et al
as 24-11331
Plaintiff:
ANGELA DENISE NAILS
Defendant:
STATE OF ALABAMA, STATE EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CARRIER, ANDREW HAMLIN and others
Plaintiff v. Defendant
as 1:2024cv10494
Plaintiff:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
Defendant:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
Cause Of Action: 15 U.S.C. § 1681 Fair Credit Reporting Act
City of Philadelphia v. Aisha Bradley, et al
as 24-1209
Plaintiff:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
Defendant:
AISHA ASHA BRADLEY, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
City of Philadelphia v. Aisha Bradley, et al
as 24-1211
Plaintiff:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
Defendant:
AISHA ASHA BRADLEY, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO, JUDGE PATRICK F. DUGAN, State Employee and others
City of Philadelphia v. Aisha Bradley, et al
as 24-1210
Plaintiff:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
Defendant:
AISHA ASHA BRADLEY, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
Williams v. State Employees Credit Union
as 5:2024cv00053
Plaintiff:
Devonte Williams
Defendant:
State Employees Credit Union
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. § 1331 Fed. Question: Breach of Contract
Aisha Bradley
as 24-1357
Petitioner:
In re: AISHA ASHA BRADLEY
Respondent:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
Aisha Bradley
as 24-1355
Petitioner:
In re: AISHA ASHA BRADLEY
Respondent:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
Aisha Bradley
as 24-1356
Petitioner:
In re: AISHA ASHA BRADLEY
Respondent:
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, SUMMIT PARK EAST GP, UNIVERSITY CITY HOUSING CO and others
Doe v. Spears, et al
as 24-1037
Plaintiff:
JOHN DOE, Father and Next Friend of Minors A, B, and C
Defendant:
LINDA S. SPEARS, Commissioner of Massachusetts Department of Children, as a State Employee and Individually, PATRICIA KELLY, as a State Employee and Individually and JUDITH EDWARDS, as a State Employee and Individually
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