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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Collinsville Catholic church and school sued over girl’s finger injury
A woman has filed suit against a Catholic school where her daughter’s right ring finger was partially amputated after a heavy bathroom door shut on it. Jennifer Olsson claims her daughter, Hannah Olsson, was rollerskating while in gym class at … Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryAlton woman claims she was attacked by juveniles residing at Catholic Children’s Home
English
A group of juveniles living in a Catholic placement home attacked an Alton woman, leaving her with head, neck and face injuries, according to recently filed lawsuit. Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryRuth mulling over summary judgment motions in Liberty Mutual class action
Schmieder
Dueling summary judgment moves in a seven-year old class action suit against Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. are under a Madison County judge’s review after a long hearing earlier this month. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsTillery given fresh start on $10 billion tobacco class action
Tillery
MOUNT VERNON – Fifth District appeals judges granted Stephen Tillery a fresh start on his $10 billion class action against cigarette maker Philip Morris on Feb. 24.
Class Action, Ill. Appellate Court, NewsHonoring the achievements of African-Americans
To the Editor: Black History Month in February receives a lot of attention in the media, and rightly so. It is a time to honor the achievements and accomplishments of African-Americans and also consider how to encourage greater support for … Read More
Arguments, Letters to the EditorKeeping up with the Joneses
Akin
Keeping up with the Joneses appears to be something St. Clair County personal injury lawyers take very seriously.
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Six degrees of asbestos separation
In the movie Six Degrees of Separation, Will Smith plays a young con man who shows up unexpectedly at the home of a wealthy Manhattan couple, claiming to have been robbed in Central Park, and convinces them that he is the son of Sidney Poitier and a close friend of their two children attending Harvard. Read More
Arguments, Our ViewFamily settles coffee spill suit against St. Louis Bread Co. owners
The parents of an infant allegedly burned by spilled coffee at a St. Louis Bread Company store have settled their case. Plaintiffs Jatonya and Larry Hopkins Sr. filed motions asking St. Clair County Circuit Judge Robert LeChien to approve their … Read More
News, Personal Injury, St. Clair CountyDefendants want Ruth to reconsider decision in sexual harassment suit
Ruth
The Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Foundation and its president, Gary Moore, are asking Madison County Circuit Judge Dennis Ruth to reconsider dismissing a sexual harassment suit brought by the foundation’s former employee.
Madison County, NewsHigh school janitor gets more time to amend complaint against students
Cueto
A Belleville school janitor and his wife have been given more time to amend a suit against several students whom they claim caused injuries to the man as he went about his job. Read More
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