Cases 1 - 10 of 171
Wayne v. Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd. et al
as 3:2024cv03869
Plaintiff:
Trevor Wayne
Defendant:
Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd., William Mulligan and Kai Strohbecke
Reynolds v. Quiros
as 24-1440
Plaintiff:
RICHARD REYNOLDS
Defendant:
ANGEL QUIROS, KRISTINE BARRONE, WILLIAM MULLIGAN and others
Foster v. State of Connecticut
as 3:2024cv00773
Plaintiff:
Hassan Foster and Jose Ramos
Defendant:
State of Connecticut, Office of the Attorney General, States Attorney's Office and others
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 Prisoner Civil Rights
Rosa v. Cook
as 24-1101
Plaintiff:
ALEXANDER ROSA
Defendant:
MICHELLE BIELA, SANTORO, HENRY MUSHI and others
Rosa v. Cook
as 24-1062
Plaintiff:
ALEXANDER ROSA
Defendant:
STEDMAN, Nurse, KATHRYN CARHART, Nurse, RALPH, Nurse and others
Cunningham v. Lupis
as 24-844
Plaintiff:
JAMES E. CUNNINGHAM, SR.
Defendant:
FRANCESCO LUPIS, Dr., COLLEEN GALLAGHER, RUDY ALVAREZ and others
Rosa v. Cook
as 24-489
Plaintiff:
ALEXANDER ROSA
Defendant:
ROLLIN COOK, Former Commissioner of Correction, WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Former District Administrator, BARONE, Warden and others
Crispin v. Roach
as 24-460
Plaintiff:
JOSSEAN CRISPIN
Defendant:
ROACH, Correctional Officer, All defendants are sued in both their individual and official capacity, ERIC, Nurse, All defendants are sued in both their individual and official capacity, JOHN DOE, Correctional Officer, All defendants are sued in both their individual and official capacity and others
Rosa v. Cook
as 24-427
Plaintiff:
ALEXANDER ROSA
Defendant:
Captain TOLMIE, BLEKIS, PELLITERI and others
Stephenson v. Davis
as 24-414
Plaintiff:
JOSEPH STEPHENSON, (Class of One, Pro-se Petitioner)
Defendant:
CARLENE DAVIS, (D.O.C. Counselor Supervisor), ANGEL QUIROS, (Commissioner-Conn. Dept of Correction, BARONE, (Warden, MacDougall State Prison) and others
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