In re: case names (various)

"In re" is a Latin phrase meaning "in the matter of" and is commonly used in legal cases to indicate proceedings related to a specific topic or issue rather than a specific person. For example, "In re: Smith" could refer to a case discussing matters related to Smith’s estate or a legal decision concerning Smith's financial affairs. This format helps to focus on the subject matter, whether it involves bankruptcy, trusts, or family law, rather than just the individuals involved. It streamlines legal references and is often seen in court cases and filings.