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Connecticut firm claims Flint Law Firm breached referral fee contract following $1 million settlement
A Connecticut law firm is suing Flint Law Firm of Edwardsville for allegedly breaching a fee contract involving a minor’s injury suit that resulted in a $1 million settlement. -
Smith denies Highland's summary judgment request in trip, fall suit
Madison County Circuit Judge Sarah Smith denied the City of Highland’s motion for summary judgment in a pedestrian’s lawsuit alleging she tripped and fell on a crumbled curb while walking to a Halloween event. -
McGlynn vacates $3.7M default judgment for California insurance defendants accused of fraud, defamation
EAST ST. LOUIS – Belleville lawyer George Ripplinger entered an appearance for difficult clients in time to rescue them from a $3.7 million default judgment, District Judge Stephen McGlynn ruled on Feb. 18. -
Fifth District grants extension in legal malpractice suit involving $785K Madison County jury verdict; SC ordered appellate court to hear question on punitive damages
The Fifth District Appellate Court granted an extension for a St. Louis law firm and two attorneys to file briefs in an appeal on the question of whether or not punitive damages are recoverable in a legal malpractice suit. -
Former East St. Louis fire captain says exhaustion of remedies not required in wage dispute
A former East St. Louis fire captain argues that no exhaustion of administrative remedies is required in his suit alleging he was not paid for accumulated sick and vacation days upon retirement. -
East St. Louis denies liability in former fire captain's suit over wages
The City of East St. Louis argues that a former captain of the fire department failed to exhaust all of his administrative remedies in a suit alleging he was not paid for accumulated sick and vacation days upon retirement. -
Edwardsville law firm ordered to respond in legal malpractice suit over $785K jury verdict
Madison County Circuit Judge David Dugan granted Midwest Sanitary Service’s motion to compel an Edwardsville law firm and two attorneys to answer interrogatories in a legal malpractice suit alleging negligent representation resulted in a $785,000 jury verdict. -
Midwest Sanitary Service says recovery of punitive damages proper in legal malpractice suit over $785K verdict
Midwest Sanitary Service and two employees urge Madison County Circuit Judge David Dugan to deny an Edwardsville law firm’s motion to dismiss a legal malpractice suit alleging negligent representation resulted in a $780,000 jury verdict. -
Dugan partially grants motion to dismiss legal malpractice suit involving $780K Madison County jury verdict
Madison County Circuit Judge David Dugan granted in part an Edwardsville law firm and two attorneys’ motion to dismiss a former client’s legal malpractice lawsuit alleging negligent representation resulted in a $780,000 jury verdict. -
Sandberg Phoenix, attorneys argue legal malpractice suit over $785K verdict is deficient
An Edwardsville law firm and two attorneys seek to dismiss a former client’s legal malpractice lawsuit alleging negligent representation resulted in a $785,000 jury verdict in Madison County.