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Case # Case Description Filed Date CASE # CASE DESCRIPTION FILED DATE KC-1999-0600 SARAH E. FALLON D.M.D V CONTINENTA 8/6/1999 0:00 KC-2000-0867 RENAISSANCE DEVELOPMENT CORP VS UNIVERSAL PROPERTI 11/21/2000 0:00 KC-2001-0333 METROPOLITAN GENERAL INSURANCE CO. VS DEVIN C. 4/25/2001 0:00 KC-2001-1004 BRIAN MARTIN VS MATTHEW J. MAR 11/27/2001 0:00 KC-2002-1175 CHRISTOPHER M. DUFFY VS KATHLEEN 12/27/2002 0:00 KC-2003-0250 GERO MEYERSIEK VS MARY SEGUIN 3/24/2003 0:00 KC-2004-0104 JANICE BOYAJIAN VS EAST GREENWICH SEVEN 02 2/5/2004 0:00 KC-2004-0315 GREAT SENECA FINANCIAL CORP VS EUGENE M MCCAFFRE 4/12/2004 0:00 KC-2005-0555 GREENWOOD CREDIT UNION V WALTER VANCE 6/22/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0745 DAVID DANIELS V MAUREEN ST ANDRE 8/25/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0807 CENTREVILLE SAVINGS BANK V JOHN GAuVIN 9/15/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0812 DOUGLAS HALL V DONALD LOCKARD 9/15/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0815 BRIAN J DALEY V JILLIAN A JOHNSON 9/19/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0821 MICHELLE MARTIN V KELLY MCNEIL 9/20/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0824 JOHN ROCCHIO CORP VS TOWN OF COVENTRY 9/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0827 MELISSA ROLLINGS V NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 9/22/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0828 ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC V CHERYL HOLLIDAY 9/22/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0831 KELLY MCNEIL V MICHELLE MARTIN 9/22/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0833A SUSAN BROWN V CAMELIA ALBRIGHT 9/23/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0837 BANK OF AMERICA V MARK VARDAKIS 9/23/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0857 STEPHEN BARRY V ROSEANNE THATCHER 9/29/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0860 INFINITI FINANCIAL SERVICES V KELLEY DONOVAN 9/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0890 LAURA GARDNER V JENNIFER BARNEY 10/6/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0892 BEATRICE REYNOLDS V RALPH PUCINO 10/7/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0910 CAROLYN WOOD V LORI STEVENS 10/13/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0922 GREENWICH VALLEY BUILDERS V SEAVIEW CONSTRUCTION 10/18/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0927 CLEAN CARE OF NEW ENGLAND V SOCARRO GOMEZ POTTER 10/19/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0929 RUMFORD CREDIT SERVICES V GREGORY GIFFORD 10/19/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0933 FRED FORD VS KAREN DOHERTY 10/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0934 PASCO V. HENRY JR. V MARY ELLEN HENRY 10/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0938 DAVID W. QUIGLEY V POTOWOMUT GOLF CLUB INC 10/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0939 ANA LIMA V SCOTT PEASLEY 10/24/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0941 CROWN MORTGAGE CORP V WILLIAM PARENTEAU 10/24/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0943 DISCOVER BANK V JAMES KIERNAN 10/24/2005 0:00 Page 1 of 106 CASE # CASE DESCRIPTION FILED DATE KC-2005-0970 JUDITH LAWTON V BANK OF AMERICA 11/1/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0971 ROBERT E DUBE V WILLIAM H POWELL III 11/2/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0972 DAVID CARRARA V M L ASSOCIATES 11/2/2005 0:00 KC-2005-0987 CHRISTOPHER BURKE V GERARDO MARTINEZ 11/3/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1002 TIMOTHY VIELE V JOYCE BELSHAW 11/7/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1003 SCORPIO ACCESSORIES LLC V SHOPKO STORES INC 11/7/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1006 O'CONNELL & ASSOCIATES V AMERICAN BIOPHYSICS 11/9/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1008 GRANITE PROPERTIES II LLC V H V COLLINS 11/9/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1016 RAYMOND COOK V LUXOTTICA RETAIL 11/14/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1020 JOAN M KENT V DORIS LAWRENCE 11/15/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1022 ARTHUR YATSKO V ZYAD ALKHANJI 11/15/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1027 CITIBANK V THOMAS M BROWN 11/16/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1028 CAVALRY PORTFOLIO SERVICES V HORACE R JONES 11/16/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1037 CARISSA O'BRIEN V DONNA BAKER 11/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1043 RICHARD ANDERSON V HELP U SELL MARTIN REALTY 11/23/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1060 PORTFOLIO RECOVERY SERVICES V STEVEN DEAN 11/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1064 MELISSA DEGNAN V GARY KYEES 12/1/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1065 JOHN AND JANE DOE V GARY KYEES 12/1/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1067 STEPHEN HEAL V HEATHER OLSON 12/2/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1070 RAB PERFORMANCE RECOVERIES V CLIFFORD WESTGATE 12/2/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1081 NCO PORTFOLIO V CYRIL OROURKE 12/6/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1093 ANN M MASTRONARDI V CITY OF WARWICK 12/8/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1103 MBNA AMERICA BANK V NATHAN WILCOX 12/12/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1125 FLORENCE BERNARD V KEVIN DIFFLEY 12/15/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1132 MARILYN SACKS V ROBERT DORAN 12/16/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1139 EDWARD S KAZARIAN V JACK SCUILLA 12/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1141 TINA TRIMMER V RACHEL JOHNSON 12/21/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1144 JOHN MOOREHEAD V ALFRED BISSONNETTE 12/22/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1157 SANDRA MAYMON V EDWARD MUSK 12/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1162 MICHAEL OTRANDO V HOXIE FARMS LLC ET AL 12/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1163 JOSEPH DeORSEY V HOXIE FARMS LLC ET AL 12/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1164 JOHN DEPIETRO V HOXIE FARMS LLC ET AL 12/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1165 RICHARD REYNOLDS V HOXIE FARMS LLC ET AL 12/30/2005 0:00 KC-2005-1166 KENYON THAYER V HOXIE FARMS LLC ET AL 12/30/2005 0:00 Page 2 of 106 CASE # CASE DESCRIPTION FILED DATE KC-2006-0002 PROGRESSIVE NORTHERN INS V JOHN PUCCIO 1/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0023 RAYMOND ANGELL V PATRICK SULLIVAN 1/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0029 RALPH SELLITE V GTECH HOLDINGS CORP 1/12/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0040 ERIC JOSLOFF V CENTERVILLE BUILDERS INC 1/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0044 FORD MOTOR CREDIT CO V SHURLA WILLIAMSON 1/17/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0045 WELLS FARGO NATIONAL BANK V CHRISTOPHER CARLSON 1/17/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0051 QUIDNESSETT COUNTRY CLUB V JAIME A LUTYNSKI 1/19/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0057 ALTON E READ V RHODE ISLAND EQUI CREDIT CORP 1/20/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0061 BRIAN VITI V COVENTRY FINANCE DIRECTOR 1/23/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0064 BOSTON NECK REALTY CORP V COVENTRY SEWAGE ASSOC 1/23/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0070 DAVID HOLLEY V ANGELO PASTORE 1/24/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0085 DIANE GAUDET V VIRGINIA NEWCOMB 1/26/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0109 NICHOLAS L COLANGELO ESQ V ROBIN LESHIN 2/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0110 ROGER MALOUIN V WEST WARWICK FINANCE DIRECTOR 2/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0115 MATTHEW WHITE V HOXIE FARMS LLC 2/6/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0123 DEBRA ANN ESTRELLA V ROGER ESTRELLA 2/8/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0124 MERRILL LYNCH BUSINESS V DAVID CAPOZZOLI 2/8/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0126 KATHLENE AGUIAR V MATTHEW GERVAIS 2/9/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0128 KIMBERLY FERA V SAMANTHA SCOTT 2/9/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0132 ARTHUR D'AREZZO V LAURA BURLESON 2/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0135 DENISE MURPHY V JOSEPH A PELLAND 2/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0136 CITIZENS BANK V ROBRT C LINDSAY JR 2/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0137 AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL V RAYMOND COELHO 2/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0139 URIAS JIMENEZ V NANCY FOGARTY 2/14/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0140 TASHA SHEPARD V CHRISTINE MOTEN 2/15/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0141 WILLIAM FENNELLY V THE CONLEY GROUP 2/15/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0151 SALLIE MAE INC V AVINESH RANA 2/17/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0164 DONNA REINHARDT V K AND H CONSTRUCTION 2/22/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0166 LAKE MISHNOCK VOLUNTEER FIRE CO V WILLIAM SHAW 2/22/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0171 GREN TREE SERVICING V COVECO INC 2/23/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0176 JASON MANCHESTER V DAMON DELCORE 2/27/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0179 JUDY'S BAR AND GRILLE INC V JAMES JOHNSON 2/28/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0185 INOVISION V WILLIAM BONNIOL 3/1/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0197 NCO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT INC V BERNARD SPANN 3/3/2006 0:00 Page 3 of 106 CASE # CASE DESCRIPTION FILED DATE KC-2006-0199 NATHAN LURY V WETHERSFIELD COMMONS 3/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0201 RANALDI REALTY V ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3/6/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0202 CLAIRE PARTNERS V BRUCE TURNER 3/6/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0206 ROBIN WALKER V DANA CARPENTER 3/7/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0213 KRISTIN GAGNON V JESSIE GRAICHEN 3/8/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0221 CLAUDE TYLER V HOOTERS 3/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0231 KELLY TIPPLE V PETER CARNEY 3/14/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0232 COLUMBUS DOOR COMPANY V DAVID DAVIS 3/14/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0235 KATIE WIDHALM V SUSAN ST AMAND 3/15/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0247 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION II V ADAM KOPACSI 3/17/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0251 WARWICK PROFESSIONAL BUILDING V KEN MILLETTE 3/20/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0253 GENE RING V ALTHEA PITOCHELLI 3/21/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0256 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO V KENNETH MALLETTE JR 3/21/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0262 STONE SYSTEMS OF NEW ENGLAND V RICHARD DILL 3/23/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0267 AMANDA LYN MADDEN V ALLISON VINACCO 3/24/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0278 JOHN PALANA V HERIKLES STAMATELATOS 3/28/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0287 LAWRENCE MOULTON V DAVID MASON 3/30/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0289 FIRST RESOLUTION INVESTMENT CORP V JOSEPH DIMUCCIO 3/31/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0290 JOHN DAVIS V SUSAN SHERMAN 3/31/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0291 FIRST RESOLUTION INVESTMENT CORP V ROBERT KING 3/31/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0292 ROBERT CAPWELL V STATE OF RI -ATTORNEY GENERAL OFF 3/31/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0294 FIRST RESOLUTION INVESTMENT CORP V DAVID ROSE 3/31/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0295 BLISH AND CAVANAGH V ANTHONY CARON 3/31/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0299 JAIME IANNITELLI V SILVERIO SOUSA ET AL 4/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0300 CHARLENE BAPTIES V SUGARLOF 4/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0301 PORTFOLIO RECOVERY SERVICES V RICHARD NEMIROW 4/3/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0307 EQUILEASE FINANCIAL SERVICES V DIANE A ORSINI 4/5/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0313 AMERICAN EXPRESS CENTURION BANK V LEANNE CUOMO 4/6/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0325 SHARA CHHAY V ROBERT BORDERS 4/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0331 GREAT SENECA FINANCIAL V COLLEEN STRAVATO 4/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0332 CREDIGY RECEIVABLES V IRVING DUQUETTE 4/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0334 NEW JERSEY TAX DIVISION V SANDRA COUTO 4/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0335 NEW JERSEY TAX DIVISION V STEPHEN COUTO 4/10/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0336 KATHY MANCOSH V KENNETH MALLETTE 4/11/2006 0:00 Page 4 of 106 CASE # CASE DESCRIPTION FILED DATE KC-2006-0337 EAGLE WOOD INC V MUTUAL DEVELOPMENT CORP 4/11/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0341 DONNA PORTALUPPI V EILEEN GRIMSHAW 9/27/2005 0:00 KC-2006-0344 ROSEMARY CICONE V KRISTEN ZANNELLA 4/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0346 MELISSA KAPLIN V JENNIFER WHITE 4/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0347 UNIFUND CCR PARTNERS V PETER K LO 4/13/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0354 D AND H AUTO BODY V DAVID HAYES 4/18/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0355 ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC V RALPH BURDICK 4/18/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0362 GLOBAL DENTAL SOLUTIONS V GARY ANUSAVICE 4/19/2006 0:00 KC-2006-0370 CARMINE GALLUCCI V BRENDA
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