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Sparta hospital cleared in trap shooter's alleged wrongful death
EAST ST. LOUIS – U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark Beatty correctly cleared Sparta Community Hospital of liability for the death of Pennsylvania tourist Glenn Lash, Seventh Circuit appellate judges ruled on June 22. -
Former Slab Masters employee denies allegations in breach of contract suit
EAST ST. LOUIS – A former Slab Masters employee argues that a non-compete agreement is unenforceable in response to a suit alleging he left the Caseyville company to work for a competitor. -
Greensfelder Opens New Location for Southern Illinois Office
Greensfelder Opens New Location for Southern Illinois Office. -
Greensfelder Recognizes Six Employees With Firm Values Awards
Greensfelder Recognizes Six Employees With Firm Values Awards. -
Illinois Nonprofit Organization Names Legal Award After Russell Scott
Illinois Nonprofit Organization Names Legal Award After Russell Scott. -
Smith awards Edwardsville homeowner $48K in default judgment against design company
Madison County Circuit Judge Sarah Smith awarded an Edwardsville homeowner $48,460.24 after granting default judgment against a design company that failed to provide cabinetry work or refund the plaintiff’s deposit. -
Former Exo Nail Lounge and Nail Bar employee seeks to dismiss defamation suit; 'Statements of opinions are not actionable'
A former employee accused of making defamatory statements against Edwardsville-based Exo Lounge and Nail Bar argues that the salon failed to prove that his statements are false, which he claims are based on opinions and other statements made to him. -
Women deny their social media posts were defamatory in suit filed by Exo Lounge and Nail Bar
Individuals being sued for allegedly making defamatory statements against Edwardsville-based Exo Lounge and Nail Bar deny liability, separately arguing that their statements are protected opinions and only accuse the business of “suspected” criminal activity. -
Cabinet makers allegedly kept more than $40,000 in deposits without supplying designs
EDWARDSVILLE — An Edwardsville homeowner is suing the owners of a cabinetry business, alleging she paid more than $40,000 in deposits but they failed to provide her with the updated design drawings and blueprints for the project. -
Former bookkeeper allegedly stole funds from Belleville auto dealership
BELLEVILLE — The owners of a Belleville auto dealership are suing their former bookkeeper who admitted to stealing funds from the company's bank accounts. -
Plaintiffs’ economist in Jimmy John’s no-poaching class action spoiled his own research, judge rules
EAST ST. LOUIS – Economist Hal Singer spoiled his research in a potential class action for Jimmy John’s restaurant employees by mixing hourly and daily wages, Chief U.S. District Judge Nancy Rosenstengel ruled on Feb. 16. -
Man claims contractor failed to fix deck after receiving more than $100,000
BELLEVIILE — A man claims he paid a contractor more than $100,000 for a deck structure that had framing, drainage and other construction defects. -
Local law firms accept millions in Paycheck Protection Program funds
According to a database by the federal Small Business Administration and Treasury Department, several local law firms have accepted millions of dollars in Paycheck Protection Program funds as part of the Cares Act. -
Woman alleges her portion of grandmother's trust was withheld
A woman claims her family withheld her share of her grandmother’s trust and assets and refuses to provide information on the funds. -
IL COVID workers' comp rules repealed after court loss; Pritzker intends to 'revisit,' 'reissue'
Businesses had said the new rules were illegal, but Pritzker had said they're needed because employers should "pick up the tab" for COVID-19 illnesses among their workers -
Request for sanctions denied in sexual harassment, discrimination suit aginst Madison County board member
Federal Magistrate Judge Gilbert C. Sison denied former Madison County Community Unit Development Director Kristen Poshard’s request for sanctions against board member Phil Chapman in her suit alleging sexual harassment and discrimination. -
Madison County officials oppose board member's cross-claim request in sexual harassment suit; Sanctions sought over discovery dispute
Madison County Board Member Phil Chapman seeks to file an untimely cross-claim in former Madison County Community Development Director Kristen Poshard’s complaint alleging sexual harassment and discrimination, who also seeks sanctions against Chapman. -
GREENSFELDER: Greensfelder welcomes John Hanson to the firm!
John Hanson represents companies in a variety of commercial litigation matters. -
GREENSFELDER: Greensfelder Attorneys Rank in Chambers Usa 2019 Edition
Chambers USA rankings for 2019 include Greensfelder’s franchise law practice among the nation’s best, with the firm’s labor and employment, litigation and real estate practices also included in regional rankings. -
Belleville attorney named 2018 Citizen of the Year
Belleville attorney Kurt S. Schroeder was honored with the 2018 Citizen of the Year award by the Belleville Chamber of Commerce.