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Cayla Kubiak v. Canon McMillan School, et al
as 16-3273
Plaintiff - Appellee:
CAYLA KUBIAK
Defendant - Appellant:
CANON MCMILLAN SCHOOL, DR. NICK BAYAT, in his individual and official capacity as Superintendent of the Cannon McMillan School District, MICHELE MOELLER, in her individual and official capacity as softball coach of Canon McMillan High School Varsity Team and others
Defendant - Appellee:
STEVE MOSKAL, in his individual and official capacity as varsity softball coach of Canon McMillan School District
Gilbert Badillo, et al v. Keith Stopko, et al
as 12-2768
Plaintiff - Appellant:
GILBERT BADILLO and TONYA BADILLO
Defendant - Appellee:
KEITH STOPKO, law enforcement officers in the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice assigned to the Gangs and Organized Crime Bureau, R MORELLO, law enforcement officers in the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice assigned to the Gangs and Organized Crime Bureau, PATRICK SOLE, law enforcement officers in the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice assigned to the Gangs and Organized Crime Bureau and others
Lori Maier, et al v. Canon McMillan Sch, et al
as 10-2283
Plaintiff - Appellant:
LORI MAIER, JAMES MAIER and BRITTANY TOPLISEK
Defendant - Appellee:
CANON MCMILLAN SCH, LINDA NICHOLS, in her individual and official capacity as former Principal of Canon McMillan School District, MICHELE MOELLER, In her indivudal and official capacity as softball coach of Canon McMillan High School Varsity Team and others
Lori Maier, et al v. Canon McMillan Sch, et al
as 09-3754
Plaintiff - Appellant:
LORI MAIER and JAMES MAIER, personally and on behalf of B.T. a minor child
Defendant - Appellee:
CANON MCMILLAN SCH, LINDA NICHOLS, in her individual and official capacity as former Principal, MICHELE MOELLER, in her individual and official capacity as softball coach of Canon McMillan High School Varsity Team and others
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