News by Christina Stueve Hodges | Madison

Suit against Walmart over broken toilet seat set for status conference

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 8, 2013

DeFranco

Alias summons allowed in suit over recordings of 'revolting human body functions'

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 2, 2013

Mudge

St. Clair County jurors rule for defense in accident trial; Plaintiffs had rejected $20K pre-trial settlement

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Carey

Truck driver involved in accident causing trooper's death pleads Fifth

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Ohl

Defense plans deposition in case against Granite City Police Department

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Ruth

Crowder resets post-trial motions hearing in case against Rosewood Care Center

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Crowder

Judge denies plaintiff's request for new med mal trial; Madison County jurors ruled for defense in April

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Judge Matoesian

Haunted house plaintiffs scheduled for depositions

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

J. Robert Edmonds

Plaintiff in suit against ziplining company argues exculpatory agreement not enforceable

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Boock

Wrongful death lawsuit against Roxana landlord in court Friday

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Mahoney

Motion hearing continued in Apex Oil's suit against asbestos insurer

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Aug 1, 2013

Knapp

Suit against Village of Caseyville and its employee dismissed

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Jul 25, 2013

Mickey

Case against school bus company ongoing in St. Clair County

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Jul 25, 2013

An Aug. 1 status conference is set in a lawsuit against a school bus company after students and parents at an O’Fallon elementary school say they were hurt.

Frymaster asks LeChien to dismiss insurance company's suit

By Christina Stueve Hodges | Jul 25, 2013

The manufacturer of fry vats used in McDonald’s restaurants is requesting St. Clair County Circuit Judge Robert LeChien dismiss an insurance company’s lawsuit against it for allegedly making fryers with a history of causing fires.