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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Obama’s most telling appointment
The most telling appointment Barack Obama has made since becoming President-elect has nothing to do with his Cabinet or senior advisors. It was the appointment of Sidwell Friends School, a private grammar school in Washington D.C. to which the Obamas … Read More
Arguments, Their ViewPizza Hut counters Maag with motion for sanctions
Maag
Pizza Hut of America attorney Andrew Miller of Hinsdale has countered a motion for sanctions from Thomas Maag of Edwardsville with a motion for sanctions against Maag. Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryLakin firm dusts off idle Household Finance class action
Lakin Law Firm class action attorneys have rediscovered a Madison County suit they ignored for so long that the docket shows retired judge Lola Maddox presiding over it. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsTravelers appeals chiropractic class certification
Stack
MOUNT VERNON – Travelers Casualty and Surety has petitioned the Fifth District appeals court in Mount Vernon to review an Oct. 14 order of Madison County Circuit Judge Daniel Stack certifying a class action of the Lakin Law Firm. Read More
Class Action, Ill. Appellate Court, NewsYTB International class actions set for status
An attorney for YTB International is asking a federal judge to set a status conference in class actions that alleges YTB is an illegal pyramid scheme. YTB’s attorney, Judy Cates of Swansea, argues that a status conference is necessary to … Read More
Class Action, Federal Court, NewsAmiel Cueto seeks $90 million in new suit; claims his indictment was forged
Amiel Cueto
Amiel Cueto, a disbarred lawyer who spent nearly six years in prison on obstruction of justice charges, is seeking $90 million in a suit he filed against St. Clair County State’s Attorney Robert Haida, Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Committee lawyer James Grogan and Illinois Liquor Control Agent Bonds Robinson. Read More
Federal Court, NewsKroger must account for every Tyson chicken from ’97-’03
Tillery
Stephen Tillery of St. Louis, pursuing a Madison County class action against Tyson Foods over soggy chickens, has asked Kroger Company for a record of every bird its Illinois stores bought from Tyson in a span of more than five years. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsMembers in nationwide bond buyer class action number 2.8 percent of Illinoisans
Daniel Stack
South Carolina lawyer Fred Thompson wants to carry on a $39 million class action suit against four non-Illinois businesses on behalf of investors in 38 states who bought bonds in Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsTroy Lions Club wants out of parade float amputation case
The Troy Lions Club wants to be dismissed from a personal injury case involving a woman who lost her leg after falling off a parade float. Sheila and John Jolley filed suit against Ace Hardware of Troy, Troy Lions Club, … Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryMetrolink doors closed too soon, woman claims in suit
A St. Clair County woman has filed suit against Metrolink, alleging her shoulder, neck and back were injured when a Metrolink employee closed a light rail train’s doors as she was exiting. Deborah J. Murray was attempting to leave the … Read More
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