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1:24-cv-00486-JRS-MJD Winston v. Trevaskis (5/20/2026)

  • The Court seeks counsel to represent incarcerated plaintiff Timothy Winston at a settlement conference and, if needed, trial in this excessive force case. Mr. Winston alleges that Officer Trevaskis intentionally shut his arm in an ice machine, causing him pain. Trial is scheduled for December 7, 2026.

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1:23-cv-02268-TWP-TAB Bankhead v. Ernest et al (5/20/2026)

  • The Court seeks counsel to represent Plaintiff Actora Bankhead, an inmate at Pendleton Correctional facility, through final judgment. Mr. Bankhead alleges that defendants, Captain Jason Ernest, Lt. Johnathan Jackson, and Sgt. Brown violated his Eighth Amendment rights by subjecting him to unsanitary conditions of confinement while he was in restricted housing at Pendleton. All of the More...


1:24-cv-01128-SEB-TAB Moore v. Bishop (5/20/2026)

  • Reonte Moore claims that officers at Pendleton Correctional Facility, where he is incarcerated, wrongly denied him access to his religious materials when he was held in restrictive housing. After summary judgment, the claim that remains is Mr. Moore's freedom of religion claim against Officer Chance Bishop. Counsel is requested to represent Mr. Moore for settlement and trial if one is More...


1:23-cv-00428-JPH-KMB Joshua Jackson v. William Mays et al.

  • Plaintiff Joshua Jackson, who is incarcerated at Westville Correctional Facility, alleges in this case that he was subjected to the involuntary administration of anti-psychotic medication in violation of his due process and Eighth Amendment rights. Summary judgment has been granted in part and denied in part. Counsel is requested to represent Mr. Jackson for settlement and trial if one is More...


1:24-cv-0141-TWP-MJD Seth Vilchuck v. Quarrier et al (1/21/2026)

  • Plaintiff Seth Vilchuck is incarcerated at Pendleton Correctional Facility. He alleges that on December 28, 2023, at Pendleton, Defendant Calvin Quarrier used excessive force against him, Defendants Meghan Sommers and Amanda Terry failed to intervene in Defendant Quarrier's use of force, Defendants Sommers and Terry refused to allow Mr. Vilchuck to have a decontamination shower after being More...