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Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Takesha Thomas News


Fifth District affirms denial of man's postconviction petition involving Alton murder during botched robbery

By Takesha Thomas |
The Fifth District Appellate Court affirmed Madison County Associate Judge Neil Schroeder's order dismissing a postconviction petition filed by a man convicted in connection with a murder during a botched robbery.

HeplerBroom partner to be honored by the Lawyers Association of St. Louis

By Takesha Thomas |
Gerard Noce will receive the 2019 Award of Honor by the Lawyers Association of St. Louis.

Fifth District affirms ruling favoring East St. Louis school district in severance pay dispute

By Takesha Thomas |
MOUNT VERNON -- The Fifth District Appellate Court affirmed a ruling out of St. Clair County Circuit Court that found East St. Louis School District 189 did not violate the Wage Payment and Collection Act when it did not provide severance pay for a retired administrator.

Gilbert sets bench trial in slip, fall suit against Steak N' Shake

By Takesha Thomas |
BENTON -- U.S. District Judge J. Phil Gilbert scheduled a bench trial in a woman's case alleging she fell inside a Steak N' Shake restaurant and suffered a broken hip.

Fifth District awards $21,979 to woman in dispute over tax refund

By Takesha Thomas |
MT. VERNON – The Fifth District Appellate Court granted half of a tax refund in a martial settlement agreement, reversing a Madison County Circuit Court ruling that denied the spouse's claim.

Pickett honored by Missouri Lawyers Media

By Takesha Thomas |
Missouri Lawyers Media awarded Christopher A. Pickett the organization's diversity and inclusion award on July 25.

Greensfelder attorneys named to Who's Who Legal: Franchise list

By Takesha Thomas |
Four attorneys from the St. Louis-based Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale firm have been named to this year's Who's Who Legal: Franchise list.

Madison County pro bono committee assists 34 pro se litigants in second quarter

By Takesha Thomas |
More than 30 people representing themselves pro se in lawsuits pending in Madison and Bond Counties received professional assistance through the Attorneys for the Third Judicial Circuit Pro Bono Committee in the second quarter.