Decision and Order - 24-CV-1519 Green v. Olympus Group Inc
24-CV-1519 Green v. Olympus Group Inc
Decision and Order
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Lynn Adelman
23-CV-1241 SO v. Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department et al
23-CV-1241 SO v. Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department et al
Decision and Order
24-CV-1281 Champion Power Equipment Inc v. Generac Power Systems Inc
24-CV-1281 Champion Power Equipment Inc v. Generac Power Systems Inc
Decision and Order
22-CV-610 Uriel Pharmacy Health and Welfare Plan et al v. Advocate Aurora Health Inc et al 24-CV-157 Shaw et al v Advocate Aurora Health Inc et al
22-CV-610 Uriel Pharmacy Health and Welfare Plan et al v. Advocate Aurora Health Inc et al
24-CV-157 Shaw et al v Advocate Aurora Health Inc et al
Decision and Order
In an antitrust case involving allegations of vertical restraints in the market for health care services, the court decided seven motions to compel discovery. The court’s order addresses various issues concerning discovery in a large antitrust case, including matters relating to electronic discovery.
24-CV-845 Signature Flight Support LLC v. Johnson Controls (15)
24-CV-845 Signature Flight Support LLC v. Johnson Controls
Decision and Order
24-CV-845 Signature Flight Support LLC v. Johnson Controls (14)
24-CV-845 Signature Flight Support LLC v. Johnson Controls
Decision and Order
24-CV-953 Plumbers Gasfitters Union Local No. 75 Health Fund et al v. Morris Plumbing LLC
24-CV-953 Plumbers Gasfitters Union Local No. 75 Health Fund et al v. Morris Plumbing LLC
Decision and Order
07-CV-864 Gibson v. Amercian Cyanamid Co et al 11-CV-425 Valoe v. American Cyanamid Co et al
07-CV-864 Gibson v. Amercian Cyanamid Co et al 11-CV-425 Valoe v. American Cyanamid Co et al
Decision and Order
22-CR-224 US v. Bobby McNeil
22-CR-224 US v. Bobby McNeil
Findings of Fact and Verdict
24-CV-845 Signature Flight Support LLC v. Johnson Controls Inc
24-CV-845 Signature Flight Support LLC v. Johnson Controls Inc
Order to Show Cause
The court issued an order to show cause why a diversity case should not be dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The court raised issues relating to a limited liability company having both domestic and foreign citizenships.
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