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Covington Specialty Insurance v. Potter
as 21-2618
Plaintiff:
Covington Specialty Insurance Company
Counter Claimant:
Indian Lookout Country Club, Inc., Francis Potter, individually, DBA Indian Lookout Country Club, Inc., Antoinette Potter, individually, DBA Indian Lookout Country Club, Inc. and others
Defendant:
Kathy M. Snyder and Jeremy T. Uhll
Covington Specialty Insurance v. Potter
as 21-2570
Plaintiff:
Covington Specialty Insurance Company
Counter Claimant:
Francis Potter, individually, DBA Indian Lookout Country Club, Inc., Antoinette Potter, individually, DBA Indian Lookout Country Club, Inc., Harley Rendezvous Classic, Inc. and others
Defendant:
Kathy M. Snyder and Jeremy T. Uhll
Romero v. Manhattan And Bronx Surface Tr
as 20-1268
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Stanley Andre, on behalf of a class of employees employed with the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Headquarters, Lester Daniels, on behalf of a class of employees employed with the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Headquarters, Roberta Leftenant, on behalf of a class of employees employed with the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority, MTA Bus Company, and MTA Headquarters and others
Defendant / Appellee:
Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority and MTA Headquarters
Defendant:
MTA Bus Company
J & W Trading & Leasing, Inc. v. Beth Van Doren
as 20-444
Plaintiff:
Peter F. Mhina, President, J & W Investor, E.E.M., Minor Child, Second V.P. and J & W Investor, Kathy M. Mhina, Treasurer and J & W Investor and others
Defendant / Appellee:
Anthony Colavita, City of Syracuse Police Detective and David Buske, Syracuse Police Detective
Defendant:
Citizens Bank, Keybank N.A., Citizens Bank Vice President of Security, AKA John Cruse and others
Plaintiff / Appellant:
James P. Mhina, C.E.O. of J & W Trading & Leasing, Inc.
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