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Daily Archives: December 5, 2012
Newly elected justice files motion to withdraw from personal injury case
Swansea trial attorney and newly elected Fifth District Appellate Judge Judy Cates filed a motion to withdraw Monday from a lawsuit against a Roxana landlord for alleged negligence and wrongful death. Cates was sworn into office on Monday. The Cates … Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryFifth District affirms summary judgment in St. Clair County case
The Fifth District Appellate Court has affirmed a St. Clair County ruling that granted summary judgment to a doctor sued for negligence. In an unpublished order released late last month, the appeals panel agreed with St. Clair County Associate Judge … Read More
Ill. Appellate Court, NewsSeventh Circuit reverses Murphy on asbestos remand order
A federal judge from the Southern District of Illinois erred when he remanded a man’s mesothelioma case to St. Clair County, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit held late last month. In an opinion released Nov. 30, … Read More
Asbestos, Federal Court, NewsCruse sworn in Monday in St. Clair County
Associate Judge Zina Cruse was sworn in Monday as a circuit judge in St. Clair County. Cruse was elected Nov. 6 to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Circuit Judge Milton Wharton. She defeated Associate Judge Laninya Cason by … Read More
Campaigns & Elections, News, St. Clair CountyLopinot sworn in Monday as St. Clair County Circuit Judge
Vincent Lopinot was sworn in Monday as circuit judge in St. Clair County by St. Clair County Chief Judge John Baricevic. Prior to his election on Nov. 6, Lopinot had served for 10 years as an appointed associate judge. Most … Read More
News, St. Clair CountyPassenger accuses driver of losing control
A woman has filed suit against the driver who she claims lost control of her vehicle, causing the woman to be transported to the hospital. Jennifer Watson claims she was riding in a 2005 Kia Sedona, which defendant Marybeth Sandergren … Read More
Madison County, News, Personal InjuryDire situation in Caseyville
To The Editor: On April 3, 2012 members of the Caseyville Police Department made a complaint to the Caseyville Village Board and its appointed police commissioners about Police Chief Jerry D. Roth. The complaint alleged, in detail, a number of … Read More
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