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Rarick serving as of counsel at Justin Mattea law firm in Maryville
Retired Illinois Supreme Court Justice Philip J. Rarick has joined the Justin B. Matteal Law firm as of counsel in the Maryville firm. -
Renowned attorney Lance Callis laid to rest, remembered as a 'good guy' and friend of the common man
F. Lance Callis, the well known Granite City attorney and co-founder of Alton Belle Casino's parent company Argosy Gaming Co., was "just a good guy to be around," and someone dedicated to the common man, friends remembered following his passing last week. -
Pedestrian sues Granite City over crosswalk trip, fall
EDWARDSVILLE — A pedestrian is suing Granite City after she allegedly tripped while using a cross walk. -
Former IHOP employee alleges sexual harassment, discrimination
EDWARDSVILLE — A cook and dishwasher claims he was terminated from his job at International House of Pancakes after complaining of sexual harassment and discrimination. -
Woman sues Belleville Township High School over collapsed chair
A Belleville woman injured at concert in Belleville East High School prompted a lawsuit against the school district. -
Madison County resident accuses healthcare providers of negligence
A former patient says a doctor and two St. Louis County healthcare providers did not properly diagnose her medical condition. -
Vehicle passenger brings lawsuit over crash
A St. Clair County woman blames a local driver for causing a crash that injured her. -
St. Clair man sues another motorist for Route 161 crash
A St. Clair man accuses another motorist of causing a car crash on Route 161. -
Customer sues over slip, fall at Troy McDonald's
EDWARDSVILLE — A man claims he was injured at the Troy McDonald's when he slipped on ice and snow in the restaurant parking lot. -
Man accused of driving under the influence, crossing center line
EDWARDSVILLE — A passenger is suing a driver, alleging he crossed the center line into oncoming traffic. -
Motorist sued over Granite City collision
EDWARDSVILLE — A man is suing a motorist for allegedly causing a Granite City collision. -
Granite City attorney Anthony R. Jumper appointed associate judge in Third Judicial Circuit
Attorney Anthony R. Jumper was selected to serve as an associate judge in the Third Judicial Circuit, filling the vacancy left by former Associate Judge Luther Simmons’ retirement. -
Fifth District affirms Lopinot in med mal defense verdict
The Fifth District Appellate Court has affirmed St. Clair County Circuit Judge Vincent Lopinot involving a 2016 medical malpractice trial that ended with a defense verdict. -
Widow claims Meridian Village, Bravo Care failed to provide proper care
EDWARDSVILLE – A Granite City widow alleges two care facilities in Madison County failed to provide adequate medical care to her late husband. -
Motorist alleges injuries from Collinsville Road collision
EDWARDSVILLE – A woman alleges she was injured when another driver failed to obey a traffic control device in Madison County. -
Roxana man alleges amputated thumb from garbage truck door
EDWARDSVILLE — A Roxana couple is suing several garbage truck dealers and operators after a side access door on a garbage truck slammed on a man's hand, amputating his thumb. -
Woman alleges injuries from slip, fall at Granite City Taco Bell
EDWARDSVILLE – A patron at the Taco Bell in Granite City alleges she was injured there because of the condition of the floor. -
Woman alleges motorist caused collision while changing lanes
EDWARDSVILLE — A mother is suing a motorist for allegedly hitting her car while attempting to change lanes, causing the plaintiff to strike a utility pole. -
Granite City couple sues fencing contractor over alleged failure to return deposit
A Granite City couple is seeking in excess of $50,000 in damages from a fencing company it alleges failed to return a $1,500 deposit as ordered by a court. -
America’s Central Port District, employee deny liability in discrimination suit
America’s Central Port District and one of its employees denies liability in an African American man’s suit alleging discrimination, arguing that the plaintiff was not an employee.