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Rose v. Baltimore County Maryland et al
as 1:2023cv02078
Plaintiff:
Jacob Lee Rose
Defendant:
Baltimore County Maryland, ..., Officer G. Depew, Officer R. Johnson and others
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. § 1983 Civil Rights Act - Civil Action for Deprivation of Rights
Rose v. The City of Utica
as 18-1491
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Christine Almas Rose, individually and as mother of Jessie Lee Rose
Plaintiff-Counter-Defendant - Appellant:
Michael J. Rose, individually and as father of Jessie Lee Rose, and as the administrator of the estate of Jessie Lee Rose
Defendant-Counter-Claimant - Appellee:
City of Utica and Officer Anthony Ellis, individually and as a police officer of the City of Utica
Defendant-Counter-Claimant:
Utica Police Department
John Sampson, et al v. Lisa Gee-Cram, et al
as 15-1659
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JOHN GILMORE SAMPSON, ARGYLE PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY, P.C., FOURTH STREET PROPERTIES, L.L.C. and others
Plaintiff:
CECELIA SAMPSON
Defendant - Appellee:
LISA GEE-CRAM, ROBERT SCHROCK, TIMOTHY SCHLUNDT and others
Defendant:
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF MICHIGAN, et alo
Robert Dillaplain v. Xenia Community Schools Board, et al
as 13-4254
Plaintiff - Appellant:
ROBERT P. DILLAPLAIN, MD
Defendant - Appellee:
XENIA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION, STEVEN ALEX, LEE ROSE and others
Dillaplain v. Xenia Community Schools Board of Education et al
as 3:2013cv00104
Defendant:
Xenia Community Schools Board of Education , Steven Alex , Lee Rose and others
Plaintiff:
Robert P. Dillaplain
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. § 1983 Civil Rights
Sampson et al v. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan et al
as 2:2013cv10113
Plaintiff:
John Gilmore Sampson , Cecelia Sampson , Argyle Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, P.C. and others
Defendant:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Lisa Gee-Cram, Robert Schrock and others
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