City Of Collinsville
Recent News About City Of Collinsville
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St. Clair County foreclosures Nov. 7-13
November 7, 2012 -
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Madison County foreclosures in September: 135
A total of 135 new foreclosure notices were filed against Madison County property owners in September, according to the website Realtytrac.com which provides foreclosure statistics nationwide. -
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Most foreclosure filings in Madison County in May involved Granite City property owners
One in every 566 housing units in Madison County received a foreclosure filing in May 2012, according to RealtyTrac.com, a site that analyzes real estate trends nationwide. -
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 -
Lawyers seek to consolidate class actions against cities over tow fees
Holland Lawyers for plaintiffs and defense are asking Madison County Associate Judge Thomas Chapman to consolidate four proposed class action cases against the cities of Edwardsville, Alton, Collinsville and Granite City involving towing fees. -
Lopinot awards $236K to man injured by fire poker
Gutknecht St. Clair County Associate Judge Vincent Lopinot entered a judgment March 20 of $236,000 in favor of plaintiff James McDaniel and against defendant Chad Crank. -
Taxi driver and company sued over passenger's assault five years ago; Plaintiff claims memories had been repressed
A Collinsville woman claims she was drugged and touched in a highly offensive manner after a taxi driver failed to take her to a concert in St. Louis more than five years ago. -
Collinsville mayor says two-tier tow fee is justified
Miller Collinsville Mayor John Miller believes his city's two-tier tow fee structure ($100 and $500) is justifiable and will be upheld in court, despite a class action lawsuit that claims assessing higher fees for drivers arrested on DUI or suspended or revoked license charges violates their due process rights. -
Madison County cities push back in class actions over DUI tow fees
Holland An attorney for the City of Granite City says the plaintiff in a proposed class action over certain towing fees failed to exhaust administrative remedies before filing suit. -
Glen Carbon woman and her children awarded more than $15,000 following accident trial
Hodges Madison County jurors on Tuesday awarded $15,334 to a Glen Carbon woman injured in a car accident two years ago. -
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Knockers owner moves to dismiss battery suit
The owner of Knockers Bar and Grill is asking Madison County Circuit Judge Andreas Matoesian to dismiss a suit brought by a man who claims he was attacked and injured while at the bar. -
Deceased grandma did her wrong
Dead people can't defend themselves. Whether they were relatives, acquaintances, or complete strangers, it doesn't really matter. Say anything you want about the dead. They can't contradict you. -
Battery case against Robyn Hood, others in court Wednesday
A battery suit filed two years ago against defendants including one named Robyn Hood is set for a status update or dismissal Wednesday. -
Jeff Cooper in line to recover $3 million over interest in St. Louis Soccer Club
Cooper Local lawyer Jeffrey Cooper stands to recover $3 million from a Missouri man who didn't carry out an agreement to buy Cooper's interest in the St. Louis Soccer Club.