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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Hospitals don’t have to pay lawyers on personal injury liens, high court rules
Burke
SPRINGFIELD – Hospitals that collect on liens against judgments in personal injury suits don’t have to pay lawyers who win the suits, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled on March 24. Read More
Ill. Supreme Court, NewsSyngenta hearing moved as discovery disputes continue in atrazine class action
Reeg
A Friday hearinA Friday hearing is off in one of a series of proposed class actions brought against the makers of the weed killer atrazine. Read More
Class Action, Madison County, NewsCrowder class certification reversed at Fifth District; Case against Safeco involved 14 states, 14 years
Mullendore
MOUNT VERNON – Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder improperly certified a class action against Safeco Insurance, Fifth District appeals judges ruled on March 25.
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Case management order entered in bar owner’s dispute with former attorney
The course is set in bar owner Gary Lutman’s suit against his former attorney, John Leskera, over Leskera’s alleged mishandling of legal matters including a suit against the Village of Maryville and its police department.
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Matoesian to hear motions in former client’s suit against Goldenberg firm; plaintiff wants $25K settlement enforced
Papa
Madison County Circuit Judge Andreas Matoesian is set to hear motions in a suit filed by a woman who alleges that her attorneys from the firm now known as Goldenberg Heller Antognoli Rowland and Short botched her husband’s asbestos claims and cost her settlement money. Read More
Legal Malpractice, Madison County, NewsHylla set to open medical malpractice suit against doctor, Heartland Health
Schoen
A medical malpractice and wrongful death suit filed against the owners of Heartland Healthcare and a woman’s doctor over an alleged failure to diagnose colon cancer is set to open at trial Monday. Read More
Madison County, Med-Mal, NewsIllinois Supreme Court says no to $40 baggage fee suit against AA
Freeman
SPRINGFIELD (Legal Newsline) – The Illinois Supreme Court ruled last week that a Northbrook woman cannot continue with her lawsuit against American Airlines over a $40 baggage fee.
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Mudge denies summary judgment moves in Olin roller conveyor belt injury suit
Dripps
Madison County Circuit Judge William Mudge has denied two moves for summary judgment filed by two companies sued by a man who was injured by a rolling conveyor belt six years ago. Read More
Madison County, News, Product LiabilityDorsey couple accused of violating Animal Control Act
A Dorsey couple is accused of allowing their dogs to attack a man while he mowed a lawn. Ranson Kessinger filed a lawsuit March 18 in Madison County Circuit Court against David and Janet Tindall. Kessinger says he was mowing … Read More
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