The Worcester's Men, led by John Duke and Thomas Heywood, sue Robert Browne in Chancery Court. A court order dated 29 May 1602 records that Browne's counsel has served a subpoena on Duke for costs, who has not paid them. The Court awards the attachment of Duke by the sheriff of London.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Stavely, William | counsel for the defense | |
| Browne, Robert (III) | defendant | |
| Duke, John | plaintiff |