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Ace USA of Philadelphia scheduled for deposition Thursday in St. Louis
Curtis Ace USA of Philadelphia was ordered to give a deposition before a notary public at Holland, Groves, Schneller in St. Louis on Thursday.
Case against Prairie Farms Dairy ongoing
Sivia Michael and Denise Richter, owners of Rich-Lane Farms, claim that after improving their dairy and buying stock in Prairie Farms as part of a milk marketing agreement, Prairie Farms terminated that agreement in 2005 and "acted in a manner illegal or oppressive" to the plaintiffs as Prairie Farms shareholders.
Stobbs orders defendant to be deposed and 'answer questions truthfully'
Stobbs Madison County Associate Judge Steven Stobbs on May 9 ordered a defendant in a man's personal injury case to appear at the plaintiff attorney's office in Alton to be "deposed and answer questions truthfully."
Faith Countryside Homes answers plaintiff's first amended complaint
Keefe Jr. Faith Countryside Homes filed an answer to a plaintiff's first amended complaint on May 10 stating that alleged injuries were caused by an obvious condition, and that the company had no duty to protect from such conditions.
Circuit Clerk's office to be closed part of the day Tuesday
Due to the recent death of Madison County Circuit Matt Melucci, the Madison County Courthouse, Madison County Criminal Justice Center in Alton, Collinsville and Granite City Circuit Clerk's Offices will be closed from 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. on Tuesday.
Dunstan considers Circuit Clerk appointment; Melucci remembered as dedicated public servant
Melucci Matt Melucci, a circuit clerk in Madison County for the last 20 years, died Thursday at his home in Collinsville.
Madison League seeks to 'polish' county's image
A newly formed group that says its goal is to inform voters about the performance of local government and public institutions is championing bi-partisanship as a model of good government in Madison County.
Hylla sets CMC in man's claim in car accident case against Wells Fargo
Hylla Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla on May 4 set a case management conference for May 30 in a 2009 case about a man's claim that a Wells Fargo employee struck him after failing to remain stopped at a traffic control device.
Shell, Equilon file for removal of benzene case to federal court
Schrempf Defendants Shell Oil Co. and Equilon Enterprises filed May 1 to move their case to federal court.
Russell Scott receives prestigious 'Professionalism' award
Scott Attorney Russell K. Scott, a senior litigation officer and co-manager of the Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale Belleville office, has been named the 2012 recipient of the prestigious American Inns of Court Professionalism Award for the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
Hylla jury awards Maryville police officer $38K for car wreck
Hylla Jurors in Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla's courtroom awarded a Maryville police officer $38,608 after three hours of deliberations Wednesday.
Car accident plaintiff awarded $40K by Madison County jury
Glisson Glisson requested the jury award Wallace, 84, $103,407 during closing arguments. Allstate Insurance Company offered $3,000 before the trial and increased the number to $10,000 during the trial. Glisson's settlement demand was $20,000.
Trial this week in Matoesian's courtroom over 2010 car wreck
Glisson A trial started Monday in Madison County Circuit Judge Andreas Matoesian's courtroom over a 2010 car wreck on the intersection of College and Jackson Avenues in Alton.
Maryville police officer's suit over car wreck at trial in Hylla's court
Hylla Officer suing woman for striking his vehicle while making a traffic stop
Karmeier to administer oath to new attorneys
Karmeier Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lloyd A. Karmeier will administer the attorney's oath to 96 new lawyers who will be admitted to practice in Illinois on Thursday.
Matoesian denies plaintiff's request to prohibit media contact
Betz Madison County Circuit Judge Andreas Matoesian on Friday denied plaintiff James Greco's request to prohibit media contact in a wrongful death lawsuit against an Alton doctor.
Doctor's deposition taken in delivery driver's case against hospital
Smith A letter certifying that an evidence deposition of Dr. Lyndon Gross was taken was filed May 1 in Madison County Circuit Judge Dennis Ruth's court regarding a delivery driver's lawsuit against Gateway Regional Medical Center.
Williams Venker & Sanders named a 2012 'Go-To' firm
ST. LOUIS – Williams Venker & Sanders LLC was recently recognized as a "2012 Go-To Law Firm for the Top 500 Companies," for its work in litigation and labor and employment.
Glenn Davis joins HeplerBroom as partner; Austin Moore joins as associate
Davis ST. LOUIS – Glenn E. Davis has joined HeplerBroom LLC in the St. Louis office as a partner.
Lopinot resets officer's suit against East St. Louis
Wagner St. Clair County Associate Judge Vincent Lopinot reset a status conference on April 30 for June 25 in a former police officer's case against the City of East St. Louis.