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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Earn it, Learn it or Lose it: The Pursuit of Knowledge
Hopkins
Come on out to the next session in your area. You might be entertained. You might be challenged. You might be confused. In any event, you will be the better for it. The students are of all ages, bright, dedicated and the discussions are lively. You might just learn something valuable for a lifetime. Read More
Arguments, Their ViewSweet sworn in as Madison County’s newest associate judge
It was standing room only in courtroom 327 as friends, family and colleagues gathered to watch Wood River attorney Dean Sweet get sworn in as Madison County’s newest associate judge. Sweet made light of the packed house in his remarks … Read More
Judicial Appointments, Madison County, NewsPlummer for Lt. Gov.
To the Editor: I’m supporting Jason Plummer for Lt. Governor in the Feb. 2 Republican primary. I have known Jason for several years and can’t say enough about him as a person, businessman or candidate for statewide office. Having a … Read More
Arguments, Letters to the EditorExpert witness against H&R Block admits he bought ‘peace of mind’
EAST ST. LOUIS – Class action expert Don Kovacic plans to swear that tax preparer H & R Block shouldn’t sell peace of mind, but apparently his wife made him buy it. According to H & R Block lawyer Jason … Read More
Class Action, Federal Court, NewsIllinois Bell wants to keep unclaimed funds in class action settlement
Stack
Madison County Circuit Judge Daniel Stack is set to hear a defense motion asking him to modify an order that settled a seven-year old class action case for more than $21 million last November. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsLakin’s ‘reverse auction’ theory rejected in NJ Sprint settlement; class to get about 44 cents
Lakin
NEWARK, N.J. – Brad Lakin failed to prove that Paul Weiss and Richard Burke settled a class action against telephone company Sprint for less than Lakin would have obtained in Madison County, U.S. District Judge Jose Linares ruled. Read More
Class Action, Federal Court, NewsKubota tractor trial set to open Monday in Madison County
Broom
A 2009 product liability suit involving a tractor’s brake failure is set to go to trial Monday. Read More
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