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RHODE ISLAND JUDICIAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER Pending Superior Court Civil Cases Filed Prior to 15-SEP-2005 RHODE ISLAND JUDICIAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER Pending Superior Court Civil Cases Filed Prior to 15-SEP-2005 Case Number Case Title Filing Date KC-1979-0507 LIVARDO CALDERON V WAYNE LORMAN 14-FEB-1979 KC-1980-0351 GEORGE FRASER V MARILYN KIDD 25-APR-1980 KC-1986-0048 CENTREVILLE NATIONAL BANK V ROBERT BOYER 14-JAN-1986 KC-1986-0588 MICHAEL J. WOODS V CHRISTOS ERINAKES M.D 02-JUL-1986 KC-1987-1175 CHRISTOPHER MOSES V TREASURER STATE OF RI 17-NOV-1987 KC-1988-0593 RONALD R.S. PICERNE ET AL V THE WELLINGTON GROUP 27-MAY-1988 KC-1986-1113 MENA HABIL V WOMAN AND INFANTS HOSPITAL OF RI 26-JUL-1989 KC-1989-1409 ERMES M KNIGHT V JOHN KOSZELA 13-NOV-1989 KC-1990-0434 EDITH CRUMP V FRANKLIN ROBERTS JR. 17-APR-1990 KC-1991-0111 THOMAS FISHER V ROBERT PONTARELLI 30-JAN-1991 KD-1991-0205 MIDLAND FIRE PROTECTION INC V A. CALCAGNI CONSTRUC 11-FEB-1991 KC-1991-0250 HENRY BESTWICK V KRISTEN TAFT 01-MAR-1991 KC-1992-0060 PHILIP BOURGOIN V MARK GLADSTONE 21-JAN-1992 KC-1992-1207 DAVID PERRY JR V BANK STREE DEVELOPMENT CORP 10-DEC-1992 KC-1993-0163 CYNTHIA CARLSON V ROBERT BUTLER 22-FEB-1993 KC-1993-0315 NANCY A COLLINS V RICHARD T COLLINS 09-APR-1993 KC-1993-0344 EDUCATION RESOURCE INST. V DOROTHY DURKIN-KENNY 21-APR-1993 KC-1993-0602 RICHARD COSTELLO V RALPH GARAFANO 06-JUL-1993 KC-1993-0842 H.J.BERNARD INSURANCE,INC. VS. H.V.ALLEN AGENCY,IN 23-SEP-1993 KC-1993-1156 BEATRICE I BUTLER V FRANCES S AHEARN ET AL 28-DEC-1993 KC-1994-0101 FRANCES S AHEARN V BEATRICE I BUTLER 07-FEB-1994 KC-1994-1994 BROADWAY ELECTRONICS INC V NO EAST BUSINESS ASSOC 18-JUL-1994 KC-1994-0774 HEATHER DARCY V BROWN UNIVERSITY 08-SEP-1994 KC-1995-0099 ROBERT BUELL V MOBILE STORAGE INC 30-JAN-1995 KC-1995-0383 SPECIALTY CONCRETE PRODUCTS V DECORATIVE CONCRETE 01-MAY-1995 KC-1995-0814 HENRY BESTWICK V DOUGLAS PIRO 11-SEP-1995 KC-1995-0848 RHODE ISLAND DEPCO. V RODNEY BRUSINI 21-SEP-1995 KC-1995-0988 JAMES A MALM V MARK M PALLESCHI 06-NOV-1995 KC-1995-0991 PAUL JOSEPH V KENNETH DYGON 07-NOV-1995 KC-1995-1058 JAMES SKENE ET AL V RICHARD BELAND 28-NOV-1995 KM-1995-1158 STEVEN CHATELLE V HENRY BESTWICK 29-DEC-1995 KC-1996-0113 KETIH EDDY V KENNETH R SWENSON 05-FEB-1996 KC-1996-0504 CRAIG DARLING V PETER G SAMOS JR 13-JUN-1996 KC-1996-0614 SUSAN MARIE POTTER V GM GANNON CO INC 17-JUL-1996 KC-1996-0842 ADCOM SIGN COMPANY, INC. V A.J.L., INC. 10-OCT-1996 RHODE ISLAND JUDICIAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER Pending Superior Court Civil Cases Filed Prior to 15-SEP-2005 Case Number Case Title Filing Date KC-1996-1027 ANTHONY P DECARLI V CHRISTINE M WEBBER 12-DEC-1996 KC-1997-0678 EUGENE LAROCHE V GARY JOHNSON 01-AUG-1997 KC-1997-0927 CRYSTAL LINEHAM ET AL V MICHAEL J BERTRAND 30-OCT-1997 KC-1997-0996 STEPHEN BOWDEN V GOFAX INC 21-NOV-1997 KC-1998-0038 PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE CO V DELFINA SEBASTIAO 16-JAN-1998 KM-1998-0262 INSURANCE RECONSTRUCTION SVCS V DONNA DENARDO 09-APR-1998 KP-1998-0337 BEVERLY J. KIEPLER VS ROBERT B. GATES, ET A 12-MAY-1998 KC-1998-0446 DOROTHY CARD V PAULINE CASEY 09-JUN-1998 KC-1998-0680 SCOTT CERULLO V JOYCE WHITMAN 14-AUG-1998 KC-1998-0898 WILLIAM BAGLEY SR. WAL-MART STORES INC 28-OCT-1998 KC-1999-0127 JOHN ASSALONE V MICHAEL BAIRD 24-FEB-1999 KM-1999-0145 L BRAYTON FOUNDRY BUILDING V HAROLD BOYAJIAN 03-MAR-1999 KC-1999-0177 CLARK, KENNEDY CO. LIMITED VS SERVICE TECH, INC. 16-MAR-1999 KC-1999-0221 AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL V A LOMBARDI CAMARANO 30-MAR-1999 KC-1999-0226 DYCK-O'NEAL INC V DAVID MCADAMS 01-APR-1999 KC-1999-0278 WOLOOHOJIAN REALTY CORPORATION VS ELIZABETH V. B 15-APR-1999 KC-1999-0281 FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY VS TIMOTHY M. B 15-APR-1999 KC-1999-0283 FLEET NATIONAL BANK VS JOSEPH E. COT 16-APR-1999 KC-1999-0287 BANKBOSTON V PAUL LAMONT 19-APR-1999 KC-1999-0289 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. OF NEVADA VS RONALD RICH 19-APR-1999 KC-1999-0290 NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY VS KIM RIDER 19-APR-1999 KM-1999-0296 JOSEPH W. SALVATORE VS STATE OF RHODE 21-APR-1999 KC-1999-0301 RBC INDUSTRIES, INC. VS KENNETH IR 22-APR-1999 KC-1999-0302 AL BARBERRY V PETER GAINES 22-APR-1999 KM-1999-0305 NEW JERSEY HIGHER EDUCATION ASSIS. AUTH. VS ANDREA 23-APR-1999 KM-1999-0309 PHOENIX JEWEL, LLC VS BARBARA S. DIO 26-APR-1999 KP-1999-0310 ESTATE OF BERTON JEROME KESSLER VS CARL 26-APR-1999 KC-1999-0316 CITIZENS BANK OF RI VS ELIZABETH BOGO 28-APR-1999 KC-1999-0317 FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY VS KEVIN M. FI 29-APR-1999 KC-1999-0323 TOWN OF WEST GREENWICH VS RUSSELL J. S 30-APR-1999 KM-1999-0321 JAY YOUNG VS STATE OF RHODE ISLAN 30-APR-1999 KC-1999-0331 EAGLE PLATING COMPANY, ET AL VS MICHAEL M 04-MAY-1999 KC-1999-0336 GAIL KAHN V ROBERT K. DELANEY 05-MAY-1999 KC-1999-0348 BELL ATLANTIC MOBILE, INC.,ET AL VS CITY OF WARWIC 10-MAY-1999 KC-1999-0349 THOMAS & CAROLINE BELMORE VS ANTONIO MOR 10-MAY-1999 RHODE ISLAND JUDICIAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER Pending Superior Court Civil Cases Filed Prior to 15-SEP-2005 Case Number Case Title Filing Date KC-1999-0351 DOMENIC LOMBARDI REALTY, INC. VS RAYMOND BEATTIE 11-MAY-1999 KP-1999-0360 DEBORAH L. LACROIX, ET ALS VS PATRICIA BRE 14-MAY-1999 KM-1999-0451 SHIRLEY T HEALY V SHIRLEY T HEALY TRUSTEE 15-MAY-1999 KC-1999-0363 ROSAIRE LANGEVIN VS KENNETH F. 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