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Monthly Archives: October 2008
AIG and taxpayers now share assets — and lawsuit liabilities too
EAST ST. LOUIS – Now that American taxpayers own insurer AIG, they must defend it against a defamation suit that Edwardsville attorney Brian Wendler filed in 2003. In discovery, AIG has been ordered to hand over personal details of 25,000 … Read More
Federal Court, NewsMortuary partner claims majority holder embezzled
A St. Clair County man has filed suit against ME Officer and Sons Mortuary in East St. Louis and one of its managing partners, alleging the company and partner engaged in numerous acts of embezzlement and deceptive practices. Markes K. … Read More
Breach of Contract , News, St. Clair CountySinclair Oil objects to BP’s Hartford settlement
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Attorneys who settled class action claims against British Petroleum Products North America over pollution in Hartford improperly freed BP from liability to Sinclair Oil, according to Sinclair attorney Joseph Nassif. Read More
Madison County, NewsPfizer’s $894 million settlement shakes off Madison County suit
When Pfizer Inc. settled thousands of personal injury suits over painkillers Bextra and Celebrex two weeks ago, the drug maker also shook off a Madison County class action. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsFootstool in woman’s path leads to lawsuit against Dillard’s
A Washington Park woman has filed suit against Dillard’s, claiming her right knee was injured after she tripped over a footstool. Patsy Ann Reddick was shopping at the store in the St. Clair Mall on Sept. 3, 2007, and was … Read More
News, Personal Injury, St. Clair CountyPiles of cash keep flowing into Kay-Hoffman coffers
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In less than one week, State Rep. Jay Hoffman raked in $82,000 in campaign contributions, more than half of which have come from union organizations. Read More
Campaigns & Elections, Features, NewsTrucking company sues rival over collision
A collision between two tractor trailers is the subject of a suit filed in Madison County Circuit Court. Dart Transit Company claims a U.S.A. Truck tractor trailer collided with one of their trucks at the Flying J Gas Station near … Read More
Madison County, NewsMan wants ex-wife to sign settlement check
A man who sued Wal-Mart and the Edwardsville Moose Lodge wants a Madison County judge to order his ex-wife to endorse the settlement check so he can cash it. Chad Mathis, who settled for an undisclosed amount on March 3, … Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryFELA motion finally set for hearing
Ten months after filing a motion to dismiss a Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA) under the doctrine of forum non conveniens, BNSF Railway will finally get to argue their motion at a Nov. 7 hearing. BNSF argues that the burden … Read More
F.E.L.A./Jones Act, Madison County, NewsInjury trial against Alton restaurant to begin Monday
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A personal injury trial against the Alton Golden Corral is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. on Monday. Read More
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