Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Kevin Herriott v. Michael Stephen
as 20-7176
Defendant / Appellee:
NFN MATA, Officer in Individual and Official Capacity, NFN LEVELS, Sergeant in Individual and Official Capacity, MALNADO, Officer in Individual and Official Capacity and others
Defendant:
NFN OFFICER CAMPBELL, Officer in Individual and Official Capacity, OFFICER WILL, Lieutenant in Individual and Official Capacity, NFN OFFICER MITCHELL, Mailroom Official in his Individual and Official Capacity and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
KEVIN HERRIOTT
Kevin Herriott v. Michael Stephen
as 19-7097
Defendant / Appellee:
ROBINSON, Sergeant, in official and individual capacity, WASHINGTON, Associate Warden, in official and individual capacity, MICHAEL STEPHEN, Warden for Broad River, individual and official capacity and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
KEVIN HERRIOTT
Brian Griggs v. Amy Vitani, et al
as 19-10911
Defendant / Appellee:
JOHN DOE 1, Individual and official capacity, AMY VITANI, Individual and official capacity, WAYNE IVEY, Individual and official capacity and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
BRIAN GRIFFS and BRIAN GRIGGS
Manko v. Schlesinger
as 13-3172
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nella Manko
Defendant - Appellee:
Alice Schlesinger, individually, in her official capacity as Justice of New York State Supreme Court of New York County, Debra Lynn Salzman, individually, in her official capacity as Court Reporter of the Supreme Court of New York County, Kaufman Borgeest & Ryan LLP, in its individual and profesional capacties and others
Manko v. Schlesinger
as 13-1064
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Nella Manko
Defendant - Appellee:
Alice Schlesinger, individually, in her official capacity as Justice of New York State Supreme Court of New York County, Debra Lynn Salzman, individually, in her official capacity as Court Reporter of the Supreme Court of New York County, Kaufman Borgeest & Ryan LLP, in its individual and profesional capacties and others
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