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Thursday, November 21, 2024

Andrew Burger News


Three local attorneys join USA&M's mediation panel; mediation and arbitration becoming a favored tool for dispute resolution

By Andrew Burger |
ST. LOUIS – United States Arbitration & Mediation (USA&M) has appointed three veteran local area attorneys to its mediation panel.

Bretz Wildlife Lodge & Winery in Carlyle accused of performing BMI music without license

By Andrew Burger |
Music producer and publishing group BMI (Broadcast Music Inc.) on Aug. 31 filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois alleging that Bretz Wildlife Lodge & Winery in Carlyle violated copyright laws by playing music from BMI's catalog without a license.

Walton Telken Foster recognized as 'best' for personal injury litigation

By Andrew Burger |
Walton Telken Foster and partners Troy E. Walton, Stephen J. Telken and Ronald J. Foster Jr. have been named as the best in class among law firms handling personal injury litigation, according to Leading Lawyers magazine.  

House members call for Mautino’s resignation after failure to respond to allegations of misuse of campaign funds

By Andrew Burger |
SPRINGFIELD – Illinois Auditor General Frank Mautino again has failed to respond to questions from state legislators regarding federal and state investigations into allegations he misused campaign funds while serving as a state representative.

McCarter: State's fiscal woes could improve if lawmakers were to lead by example

By Andrew Burger |
Illinois' budget deficit is forecast to double to $8 billion in 2017. There's no lack of proposed solutions, but Gov. Rauner and state General Assembly leaders can't agree on a best course of action.

TUA: Retired state leaders living high off the hog at taxpayers expense

By Andrew Burger |
The $147,477-plus former Governor James Thompson receives in annual state pension payments shines a light on a pension system that's essentially bankrupt, eroding the middle class, and creating classes of retired ¨have's¨ and ¨have-nots,¨ according to Taxpayers Union of America's latest study.