Federal Civil Procedure

Case proceeding under federal court rules involving jurisdiction and pretrial motions

1. Emrit v. Pratt et al

2. Jurisdiction: United States (April 13, 2023)
3. VictimsNoneDefendantsChris PrattThe Walt Disney CompanyMarvel Studios, LLCPlaintiffsRonald EmritInvestigatorsNoneProsecutorsNoneDefense AttorneysNonePlaintiff AttorneysNoneJudgesNoneInstitutionsU.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida
4. Case Tags: Frivolous Lawsuit;Pro Se Litigation;Defamation Claim;Federal Civil Procedure

1. Waltz v. Bureau of Prisons

2. Jurisdiction: United States (May 10, 2023)
3. VictimsNoneDefendantsBureau of PrisonsPlaintiffsWaltzInvestigatorsNoneProsecutorsNoneDefense AttorneysNonePlaintiff AttorneysNoneJudgesNoneInstitutionsBureau of PrisonsUnited States District Court
4. Case Tags: FOIA Litigation;Prisoner Rights;Federal Civil Procedure;Government Transparency

1. Progressive Specialty Insurance Company v. Robles et al

2. Jurisdiction: United States (May 15, 2023)
3. DefendantsRoblesPlaintiffsProgressive Specialty Insurance CompanyInstitutionsUnited States District Court
4. Case Tags: Insurance Law;Declaratory Judgment;Coverage Dispute;Federal Civil Procedure

1. Howard v. Social Security Administration, Commissioner

2. Jurisdiction: United States (August 29, 2023)
3. DefendantsSocial Security Administration, CommissionerPlaintiffsHowardJudgesJudge Madeline Hughes HaikalaInstitutionsU.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama
4. Case Tags: Social Security Disability;Administrative Law;Substantial Evidence Review;Federal Civil Procedure

1. D'Anna et al v. Capstone Medical Resources LLC et al

2. Jurisdiction: United States (2026-03-31)
3. DefendantsCapstone Medical Resources LLCPlaintiffsD'Anna
4. Case Tags: Product Liability;Medical Malpractice;Class Action;Federal Civil Procedure

1. KDBS, LLC v. Accelerant Specialty Insurance Company et al

2. Jurisdiction: United States (2026-04-17)
3. DefendantsAccelerant Specialty Insurance CompanyPlaintiffsKDBS, LLCInstitutionsUnited States District Court
4. Case Tags: Insurance Coverage Dispute;Commercial Litigation;Breach of Contract;Federal Civil Procedure