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Monthly Archives: April 2009
N.J. judge withholds $14 million Sprint settlement over weak response
NEWARK, New Jersey – Brad Lakin complained in federal court months ago that former teammate Paul Weiss and telephone company Sprint cooked up a class action notice that hardly anybody would notice, and facts have borne out Lakin’s prophecy. Read More
Class Action, Federal Court, NewsTillery’s appeal of Price over statute of limitations is just beginning
Tillery
MOUNT VERNON – Three months after Madison County Circuit Judge Dennis Ruth signed the third order in four years dismissing Stephen Tillery’s $10 billion class action against cigarette maker Philip Morris, Tillery’s appeal of the order has barely begun. Read More
Class Action, Ill. Appellate Court, NewsJudy Kent named Deputy Clerk of the Year
Judy Kent
Judy Kent has been named first recipient of the St. Clair County Deputy Circuit Clerk of the Year award. Read More
News, St. Clair CountyWal-Mart sued by customer claiming injuries in slip on water
A St. Clair County woman has filed suit against Wal-Mart and one of its managers, alleging she fell on water that had leaked from a cooler. Marsha M. Dickson says she was shopping at the O’Fallon Wal-Mart on Aug. 26, … Read More
News, Personal Injury, St. Clair CountyConstruction company sued by worker claiming wrongful termination
A Lenzburg man says he was wrongly fired from a construction company in retaliation for his filing of workers’ compensation. On April 28, Jack Grau filed a lawsuit in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Bechtel Construction Company, saying he … Read More
News, Retaliatory Discharge, St. Clair CountyRear-end collision on Route 158 is subject of suit
A Belleville man has filed suit against a Caseyville company and one of its employees, alleging he suffered severe pain after the employee rear-ended him. Robert D. Nicholson claims he was driving west on Illinois Route 158 in St. Clair … Read More
News, Personal Injury, St. Clair CountyDocuments still not turned over in Fairview Heights online travel suits
Mitchell
In spite of the mayor’s approval, the attorney for Fairview Heights has not turned over settlement agreements and other documents related to the city’s suits against online travel companies. Read More
News, St. Clair CountyJurors find for surgeon in Madison County med mal trial
Crowder
Despite disappointment in losing his wrongful death suit against a Highland surgeon, plaintiff Russell Darbon of Edwardsville says he and his family have gained something from the case: closure. Read More
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