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Monday, May 20, 2024

Illinois Supreme Court

Recent News About Illinois Supreme Court

  • Toss the Philip Morris verdict

    By The Madison County Record |
    Just when you thought things might calm down around here, Madison County gets to revisit one of the cases that made it famous—Judge Nicholas Byron’s $10.1 billion class action whopper against Philip Morris.

  • After the storm

    By The Madison County Record |
    Matoesian Don't cry for him... Post-Election pandering... Plots... Attempts.. & the Tort Reform Tide.

  • Tobacco Appeal on tap

    By Jeff Gelber |
    Joseph Power Tillery, Power to tussle this week with Thompson and Philip Morris before Illinois Supreme Court

  • Karmeier win bellows resounding message

    By Ann Knef |
    Newly elected Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lloyd Karmeier and wife, Mary, enjoy a moment on election night. Voters electing Washington County Circuit Judge Lloyd Karmeier to the Illinois Supreme Court sent a resounding message on Election Day.

  • Will a Maag shuffle thwart the will of voters?

    By Ann Knef |
    Circuit Judge Anne Callis Will Gordon Maag, who lost retention to the 5th Appellate Court, resign his seat before his term expires Dec. 6 so that a Madison County Democrat can be ushered in?

  • High stakes election has some reeling, many glowing

    By The Madison County Record |
    "The Supreme Court race was a referendum on the medical liability crisis. Voters in southern Illinois and the hospital community sent a clear message to the Governor, legislative leaders and rank-and-file lawmakers: Time is running out - doctors are leaving and patients are being harmed. Meaningful medical liability reform

  • Coattail effect is nominal in Metro East

    By The Madison County Record |
    While the victory of Republican candidate for Illinois Supreme Court Lloyd Karmeier was impressive, the coattail effect was moderate at best in St. Clair and Madison County.

  • Gordon Maag comes up short on retention

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Gordon E. Maag 5th Appellate Court Judge Gordon Maag not only lost his bid for Illinois Supreme Court on Tuesday, he lost retention to the appeals bench.

  • Karmeier wins Illinois Supreme Court!

    By Ann Knef |
    After a costly, grueling battle for the state's highest court, Washington County Circuit Judge Lloyd Karmeier is the 5th Judicial Illinois Supreme Court victor.

  • Cash flow heavy in final days of Supreme Court race

    By The Madison County Record |
    The state supreme court race that shattered a national campaign contribution record was infused with even more cash in the final days of the campaign.

  • IG visits Vienna in wake of ethics complaint

    By The Madison County Record |
    Three officials from the state's Office of Inspector General visited Vienna Correctional Center Oct. 29, following up on an ethics violation complaint against Illinois Supreme Court candidate Gordon E. Maag.

  • Kameier ROI and Metro East targets

    By Ann Knef |
    Supreme Court candidate Lloyd Karmeier Polls and reports from the field indicate that those backing Lloyd Karmeier for Illinois Supreme Court Justice may be in for a good return on investment.

  • I-LAW is freed from order

    By Ann Knef |
    Steve Schoeffel, pictured earlier in the month, in front of a portable billboard that was displayed throughout southern Illinois. Illinois Lawsuit Abuse Watch is free to move forward with its voter education campaign after Williamson County Circuit Judge Phillip Palmer lifted a temporary restraining order that attempted to squelch it.

  • Shimkus joins Karmeier for pre-election fly around

    By Ann Knef |
    U.S. Rep. Shimkus formerly served as Madison County treasurer. Circuit Judge Lloyd Karmeier of Nashville, seeking the vacancy on the Illinois Supreme Court from the Fifth District, will be joined by Congressman John Shimkus (R-Illinois, 19) on a pre-election day fly around.

  • A supreme upset may be in the works

    By Steve Stanek |
    Karmeier has attracted support from both political parties. For the first time since the 1960s, a Republican appears poised to win the Illinois Supreme Court's 5th Judicial District seat.

  • Rolodex Medicine

    By Bob Schultz |
    Your future access to healthcare in Illinois lies in the power of your rolodex.

  • Asbestos lawyer Randall Bono puts up another $200k

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Randall Bono, a powerful asbestos lawyer and former Madison County Judge, has dug into his pockets again donating another $200,000 to the newly formed Justice for All political action committee aimed at helping Illinois Supreme Court candidate Gordon E. Maag.

  • Update: In Court Last Week

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    A breakdown of last week

  • Do legal ads create negative image for attorneys?

    By The Madison County Record |
    With the advent of super centers for class action plaintiffs, such as www.bigclassaction.com, and TV, radio and print ads that troll for injured workers and societal victims, do legal advertisements create a negative image for attorneys?

  • Karmeier sets out on three-day campaign blitz

    By The Madison County Record |
    Judge Lloyd Karmeier of Nashville, Republican candidate for the Illinois Supreme Court, is taking his campaign on the road during this final week before election day. Karmeier will be making stops in 23 cities over the next three days.