Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Babasola Kolawole, et al v. Stacey Sellers
as 15-15801
Plaintiff - Appellant:
BABASOLA KOLAWOLE, AKINOLA COLE, as Personal Representative of the Estate of REVD. Ayoodeji Cole, GABRIEL NWAIWU, as Personzal Representative o fthe Estate of Revd. Ngozi Cole and others
Defendant - Appellee:
STACEY VEOLETTE SELLERS, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Peter Simon Waxtan
Hannah Adijolola, et al v. Stacey Sellers
as 15-13745
Plaintiff / Appellant:
HANNAH ABRAHAM ADIJOLOLA, a personal representative of the Estate of Abraham Bamidele Adijolola, OKECHUKWU EMMANUEL OBI, as personal representative of the Estate of Chinwe Esther Obi, NASARE MSHELIA FEDEMURE, as co-personal representative of the estate of Sarah Mshelia and others
Defendant / Appellee:
STACEY VEOLETTE SELLERS
Hannah Adijolola, et al v. Stacey Sellers
as 15-13745
Plaintiff - Appellant:
HANNAH ABRAHAM ADIJOLOLA, a personal representative of the Estate of Abraham Bamidele Adijolola, OKECHUKWU EMMANUEL OBI, as personal representative of the Estate of Chinwe Esther Obi, NASARE MSHELIA FEDEMURE, as co-personal representative of the estate of Sarah Mshelia and others
Defendant - Appellee:
STACEY VEOLETTE SELLERS
Babasola Kolawole, et al v. Stacey Sellers
as 15-13720
Plaintiff - Appellant:
BABASOLA KOLAWOLE, as Personal Representative of the Estates of Fortune David-Kolawole and Eyinjuoluwa David-Kolawole, AKINOLA COLE, as Personal Representative of the Estate of REVD. Ayoodeji Cole, CHUKS C. OJUGBANA, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Amaka C. Ojugbana and Christopher C. Ojugbana and others
Defendant - Appellee:
STACEY VEOLETTE SELLERS, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Peter Simon Waxtan
Jones et al v. Hawker Beechcraft Corporation
as 3:2011cv00079
Plaintiff:
Clifford Jones , Donald Fisk , Sarah Conklin and others
Defendant:
Hawker Beechcraft Corporation
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 1331
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