Cases 1 - 5 of 5
SCI, et al v. Douglas Cate, et al
as 11-90016
Petitioner:
SERVICE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL, SCI FUNERAL AND CEMETERY PURCHASING COOPERATIVE, INC., SCI HOUSTON MARKET SUPPORT CENTER, L.P. and others
Respondent:
DOUGLAS CATE, on behalf of himself and all other employees similarly situated, GREGORY CUNNINGHAM, on behlaf of himself and all other employees similarly situated, BEBE DOWE, on behalf of herself and all other employees similarly situated and others
SCI, et al v. Marcus Goolsby, et al
as 11-90009
Petitioner:
SERVICE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL, SCI FUNERAL AND CEMETERY PURCHASING COOPERATIVE, INC., SCI HOUSTON MARKET SUPPORT CENTER, L.P. and others
Respondent:
MARCUS GOOLSBY, DAVID GREINER, CHERITA HARRIS and others
Service Corporation Internatio, et al v. Earl Blomberg, et al
as 11-8009
Petitioner:
SERVICE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL, SCI FUNERAL AND CEMETERY PURCHASING COOPERATIVE, INCORPORATED, SCI EASTERN MARKET SUPPORT CENTER, L.P. and others
Respondent:
EARL BLOMBERG, KENNETH GURNEY and MICHAEL ROMINSKI, on behalf of themselves and all other employees similarly situated
Hunter Jenkins, et al v. Service Corporation Intl, et al
as 10-49
Plaintiff - Petitioner:
HUNTER JENKINS, Individually and on behalf of all other employees similarly situated and DONNA CHAISSON, Individually and on behalf of all other employees similarly situated
Defendant - Respondent:
SERVICE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL, SCI FUNERAL AND CEMETARY PURCHASING COOPERATIVE, INCORPORATED, SCI HOUSTON MARKET SUPPORT CENTER, L.P. and others
Stickle et al v. SCI Western Market Support Center, L.P. et al
as 2:2008cv00083
Defendant:
SCI Western Market Support Center, L.P. , SCI Funeral and Cemetery Purchasing Cooperative, Inc. , Service Corporation International and others
Plaintiff:
James Stickle , Eleanor Riggio , Frank Acuna and others
Cause Of Action: 15 U.S.C. ยง 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act
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