Cases 1 - 3 of 3
Smith v. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
as 23-304
Plaintiff:
Jane Doe, In her own right, on behalf of her minor children, and as Executrix of the Estate of Tom Sawyer, a fictitious name, deceased, Jane Doe, In her own right, on behalf of her minor children, and as Executrix of the Estate of Tom Sawyer, a fictitious name, deceased, and Katherine Soulas, in her own right, as Representative of the Heirs, on behalf of her minor children, and as Executrix of the Estate of Timothy Soulas, Deceased, on behalf of the Solatium claimants, including Katherine Soulas, Frederick Soulas, II, Ti
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Raymond Anthony Smith, as Administrator of the Estate of George Eric Smith, deceased.
Defendant / Appellee:
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, The Taliban, Al Qaida/Islamic Army and others
Defendant:
Saddam Hussein
In Re: Lucille Levin and Suzel
as 20-1687
Respondent:
Grace Kneski, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Steven Cafiero,, Betty Welch, Christopher R. Nguyen and others
Petitioner:
Suzelle M. Smith, Trustee of the Jeremy Isadore 2012 Revocable Trust as Amended, Lucille Levin and Suzelle M. Smith, Trustee of the Jeremy Isadore Levin 2012 Revocable Trust as Amended
Doe v. Ejercito de Liberacion Naciona
as 17-759
Plaintiff - Appellant:
John Doe
Def-Third-Party-Plaintiff-Counter-Claimant - Appellee:
JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Third-Party-Defendant:
American Life Insurance Company, incorrectly pleaded as "Metropolitan Life Insurance Company", Alico Life Insurance Company, Lebanon Branch, improperly pleaded as "Metropolitan Life Insurance Company", Estate of Donald J. Havlish, Jr. and others
Defendant - Appellee:
Deutsche Bank Trust Company, of America and Commerzbank AG, New York Branch
Defendant:
Ejercito de Liberacion National, AKA ELN, National Liberation Army and Fuerza Armadas Revolucionarios de Colombia, AKA FARC, Standard Chartered Bank and others
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