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Sunday, November 24, 2024

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LeChien declares defendant complies with discovery request in man's case against KAF

By Christina Stueve |
Planek St. Clair County Circuit Judge Robert LeChien declared the defendant complied with the plaintiff's discovery request on Monday. The lawsuit was filed by a man who claimed he became severely injured after he tripped over a deformity in the sidewalk at a charity event.

Lopinot reschedules status conference in man's case against Union Pacific

By Christina Stueve |
Harla St. Clair County Associate Judge Vincent Lopinot on June 25 rescheduled a status conference to Aug. 27 in a St. Clair County man's case against his former railroad employer for damage allegedly done to his knees.

Status conference set in man's case against City of East St. Louis

By Christina Stueve |
Wagner St. Clair County Associate Judge Vincent Lopinot on June 25 has reset a status conference to July 16 in a former police officer's case against the City of East St. Louis.

Cop accused of taking nude photos at tanning salon asks for more time to answer suit

By Christina Stueve |
Collins A suspended Edwardsville police officer accused of using his cell phone to take a nude video of a woman at the Image Sun Tanning Salon in Glen Carbon says he needs additional time to prepare an appropriate response to a lawsuit filed against him.

Stobbs appoints private company to deliver summons in lawsuit

By Christina Stueve |
Mudge Madison County Associate Judge Stephen Stobbs on June 21 appointed Hurst Investigation Services to serve a summons and complaint to The Charles Crane Agency Company, a co-defendant in a lawsuit filed by owners of a motorcycle repair shop.

Cabelas issued summons to answer amputated thumb lawsuit

By Christina Stueve |
Hebrank Retailer Cabelas received a summons to answer a Madison County lawsuit filed by a man who claims he lost his thumb after using a crossbow he was told was the best and safest.

Madison County lawyers begin high school internship program

By Christina Stueve |
Pictured from left, front row: Samantha Wehrle, Madison Klope, Jenna Smith and Corinisha Barnes. Second row from left: Evan Buenger, Nic Harkey and Sterling Bram Coleman-Selby. Seven local students from four high schools are the first participants in the Madison County Internship Program (MCIP), started by the Madison County Bar Association and the Third Judicial Circuit Pro Bono Committee.

Mudge agrees to protective order for Ford in F-150 accident suit

By Christina Stueve |
Heise Madison County Circuit Judge William Mudge on June 20 granted Ford Motor Co.'s motion for protective order involving sensitive documents.

Hylla schedules July hearing in couple's lawsuit against Prairie Farms

By Christina Stueve |
Sivia Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla on Friday scheduled a July 13 hearing to address defendant Prairie Farms' motion for sanctions in a lawsuit filed against the company by Michael and Denise Richter, owners of Rich-Lane Farms.

Matoesian assigned to lawsuit filed by Missouri Jeep owner against Granite City repossession co.

By Christina Stueve |
Matoesian Madison County Circuit Judge Andreas Matoesian was assigned to a case on June 18 of a Granite City repossession company being sued for allegedly chasing and assaulting owners of a Jeep who say the vehicle was never supposed to be taken.

Psychologist files for dismissal in age discrimination suit

By Christina Stueve |
Callis A man who filed suit against his former employer alleging he lost his job because of his age, filed for dismissal June 20.

New attorney added to mother's case against Rosewood

By Christina Stueve |
Bonamarte IV Elizabeth Parker of the Parker Law Firm in Godfrey announced her representation of Barbara Morrissey McGrew in a lawsuit she filed against the staff at Rosewood Care facility for allegedly causing serious injuries to her disabled daughter.

Three associates join Williams Venker & Sanders

By Christina Stueve |
Leming ST. LOUIS - Williams Venker & Sanders LLC has announced the addition of Nathan D. Leming (nleming@wvslaw.com), Jessica A. Powers (jpowers@wvslaw.com) and Chavon C. Williams (cwilliams@wvslaw.com) as the newest associates to join the growing law firm.

St. Louis-based Weiss Attorneys tapping online marketing

By Christina Stueve |
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis-based Weiss Attorneys at Law, formerly Weiss & Associates, is utilizing online marketing and other social media tools in the field of law.

Defense verdict reached in St. Clair County auto accident trial

By Christina Stueve |
Kokal A St. Clair County jury sided with the defense in an auto accident trial that ended Thursday in Circuit Judge Robert LeChien's courtroom.

Plaintiff files response to city's motion for protective order

By Christina Stueve |
Hylla Plaintiff Richard Hennemann filed a response to defendant Granite City Police Department's motion for a protective order.

Callis sets deadlines in letter carrier's case against dog owner

By Christina Stueve |
Mudge Madison County Chief Judge Ann Callis has set deadlines in a letter carrier's case against a Granite City couple after the couple's dog allegedly attacked the carrier as he delivered mail.

Mistrial declared in med mal suit against Belleville orthopedic surgeon

By Christina Stueve |
Dennis The attorneys in a medical malpractice case agreed to a mistrial Wednesday in St. Clair County Circuit Judge Lloyd Cueto's courtroom.

Lopinot sets hearing in case of mentally disabled person's alleged rape

By Christina Stueve |
Kolker St. Clair County Associate Circuit Judge Vincent Lopinot on June 13 scheduled a July 18 hearing on St. Elizabeth's Hospital motion to reconsider in a case involving the alleged rape of a patient.

Defendant Prairie Farms Dairy files motion for sanctions

By Christina Stueve |
Sivia Defendant Prairie Farms Dairy has filed a motion for sanctions in a lawsuit filed against the company by Michael and Denise Richter, owners of Rich-Lane Farms.