Cases 21 - 30 of 70
IN RE: FCC 11-161
as 11-9900
Petitioner:
DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS CEDAR VALLEY, LLC, a Utah limited liablility company, TOTAH COMMUNICATIONS, INC., an Oklahoma corporation, H & B COMMUNICATIONS, INC., a Kansas Corporation and others
Respondent:
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Direct Comm. Cedar Valley, et al v. FCC
as 11-9581
Petitioner:
DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS CEDAR VALLEY, LLC, a Utah limited liablility company, TOTAH COMMUNICATIONS, INC., an Oklahoma corporation, H & B COMMUNICATIONS, INC., a Kansas Corporation and others
Respondent:
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
First National Bank of Georgia v. Stone et al
as 1:2010cv01053
Plaintiff:
First National Bank of Georgia , W. Galen Hobbs, Jr. and H. B. Lipham, III
Defendant:
Robert J. Stone , William A. Johnson , Randy Simpkins and others
Counter_claimant:
Robert J. Stone and William A. Johnson
Counter_defendant:
W. Galen Hobbs, Jr. and H. B. Lipham, III
Cause Of Action: 12 U.S.C. § 1821
Wilson, et al v. Romer, et al
as 1:1992cv01470
Plaintiff:
Gregory Bradley , Willie Guyton , Woody Harrison and others
Defendant:
Roy Romer , Aristedes Zavaras , Lou Hesse and others
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. § 1983 Prisoner Civil Rights
Julian Rochester v. State of South Carolina
as 10-6050
Petitioner - Appellant:
JULIAN EDWARD ROCHESTER
Respondent - Appellee:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, RICHLAND COUNTY JUDICIAL CENTER, JEAN H. TOAL and others
HOSTAK v. H. B. FULLER COMPANY
as PAE/2:09-CV-93920
Defendant:
H. B. FULLER COMPANY
Plaintiff:
HOSTAK
BEINART v. H. B. FULLER COMPANY
as PAE/2:09-CV-93902
Plaintiff:
BEINART
Defendant:
H. B. FULLER COMPANY
BLUDAU v. H. B. FULLER COMPANY
as PAE/2:09-CV-93906
Plaintiff:
BLUDAU
Defendant:
H. B. FULLER COMPANY
KUZIEL v. H. B. FULLER COMPANY
as PAE/2:09-CV-93921
Defendant:
H. B. FULLER COMPANY
Plaintiff:
KUZIEL
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