Cases 11 - 20 of 1,580
M.G., et al v. Armijo, et al
as 24-2049
Plaintiff:
M.G., a minor and through her mother Christina Garcia, A.C., a minor, by and through her mother Alicia Cortez and C.V., a minor, by and through his father, Jeremy Vaughan
Defendant:
KARA ARMIJO and HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Catalano v. Allstate Indemnity Company
as 24-1126
Plaintiff:
MICHAEL CATALANO, JR.
Defendant:
ALLSTATE INDEMNITY COMPANY
Interstate Restoration v. Marriott International, et al
as 24-1127
Plaintiff:
INTERSTATE RESTORATION, LLC
Defendant:
MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL, INC. and ZURICH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO.
Prisbrey v. State Auto Insurance Companies, et al
as 24-4037
Plaintiff:
KENT TERRY PRISBREY
Defendant:
STATE AUTO INSURANCE COMPANIES, MILBANK INSURANCE COMPANY and DOES A-Z
Turner v. Metropolitan Property & Casualty Insurance Company, et al
as 24-5036
Plaintiff:
MICHAEL TURNER
Defendant:
METROPOLITAN PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, DBA MetLife Auto & Home Business Insurance, SEDGWICK CLAIMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC. and JOHN M. BROWN INSURANCE INCORPORATED, DBA Farmer Brown Insurance Agency, Inc.
Davani v. GEICO Insurance Agency
as 24-3046
Plaintiff:
SINA DAVANI
Defendant:
GEICO INSURANCE AGENCY, LLC and TRAVELERS PERSONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Vietti v. Welsh & McGough, et al
as 24-5032
Plaintiff:
MARIA DEL ROSARIO CHI VIETTI, Individually and as Parent and Next Friend of A.R.V., P.F.V. and H.S.V., minor children
Defendant:
WELSH & MCGOUGH, PLLC, an Oklahoma Professional Limited Liability Corporation, CATHERINE Z. WELSH, an individual and JAIME VOGT, LPC, an individual
Pierce v. Kobach, et al
as 24-3048
Plaintiff:
MOREHEI PIERCE
Defendant:
KRIS KOBACH, MARK DUPREE, TRAVIS GETTY and others
Davani v. Travelers Personal Insurance Company, et al
as 24-3040
Plaintiff:
SINA DAVANI
Defendant:
TRAVELERS PERSONAL INSURANCE COMPANY and GEICO INSURANCE AGENCY, LLC
El Dueno v. Mid-Century Insurance
as 24-1110
Plaintiff:
EL DUENO, LLC
Defendant:
MID-CENTURY INSURANCE COMPANY
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