case in compound and coordinated pronouns

I or me, he or him, after and or with another noun.

Use the subject form when the pair is the subject: Dana and I left. Use the object form when the pair is the object: The note was for Dana and me. Between you and me. Test by dropping the other name: I left. for me. Do not use Dana and I after a preposition or a verb that takes an object.

Examples

UseDana and I filed the brief.

UseSend it to Dana and me.

AvoidSend it to Dana and I.