Recent News About Adams Development
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An Alton residence sold for $1,050,000 as part of the Madison County real estate transactions Apr. 11-14.
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EDWARDSVILLE – An Alton landlord alleges RIb City prematurely terminated its lease and failed to make payments.
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Parker A Madison County man is suing a Grafton water park and its designers after he allegedly broke his leg trying to avoid another person at the end of a water slide.
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An Alton construction company is blaming its insurance provider, insurance agent and landlord for property damage caused by water.
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Crowder Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder approved a $30,000 settlement Wednesday morning between a local water park and a boy injured on one of its rides in 2006.
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Maag Another hearing is set in the settlement of a personal injury suit against Raging Rivers of Grafton.
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Maag The parents of a child injured at a Grafton water park must show cause as to why they have failed to show up as ordered for two settlement hearings.
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Crowder The child at the heart of a personal injury suit against a local water park must appear next week at a settlement hearing or his parents face sanctions.
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Arguments for the final approval of a settlement between Raging Rivers Water Park in Grafton and a boy allegedly injured on a ride are set for hearing April 29.
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A local water park has settled with a boy and his mother who claim the boy hurt his mouth and teeth at the park nearly four years ago.
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Plaintiffs in a suit over a boy's mouth injury allegedly caused by a water park slide are asking to file a fourth amended complaint.
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A hearing over a proposed settlement between one of the defendants in a water park negligence suit and the family of the allegedly injured child was cancelled Thursday morning.
Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder was scheduled to hear attorneys' arguments asking for approval of the settlement at 9 a.m. As yet, the hearing has not been rescheduled.
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The attorneys for a child hurt at Raging Rivers water park in July 2006 and one of the defendants, Vaughan Pools Inc., are asking Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder to approve a settlement.
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The Growth Association of Southwestern Illinois' April Business After Hours is hosted by Chicago Title Insurance, Century 21 Seniker-Edwards, Adams Development and Jimmy John's Gourmet Subs. The recent event took place at 94-96 Northport Drive in Alton next to the Chicago Title Insurance office location. Nearly 200 people turned out to shed winter blues for the spring fling and enjoyed fabulous food,
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Fresh from the courthouse:
