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Litigation Details for TODERO v. TOWN OF GREENWOOD (S.D. Ind. 2017)

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TODERO v. TOWN OF GREENWOOD (S.D. Ind. 2017)

Docket	⤷ Try a Trial	Date Filed	2017-05-23
Court	District Court, S.D. Indiana	Date Terminated	2022-01-04
Cause	42:1983 Civil Rights Act	Assigned To	James Patrick Hanlon
Jury Demand	Both	Referred To	Mark J. Dinsmore
Parties	RENEE ELLIOT
Patents	10,183,003; 10,183,005; 6,635,646; 7,173,016; 7,235,024; 8,003,096; 8,123,716; 9,109,022; 9,175,017; 9,228,018
Attorneys	Scott R. Rauscher
Firms	Stephenson Morow & Semler
Link to Docket	External link to docket

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