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Hoffman's economic interest statement shows assets of at least $930K; Ownership in Blue Bulldog sharing office with Eudora Global
SPRINGFIELD – Rep. Jay Hoffman (D-Belleville) owned shares of 12 big businesses and held dozens of investment accounts last year, according to an economic interest statement he filed on Feb. 25. -
ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL: Attorney General Raoul Calls on Sec to Require U.S. Companies to Disclose Financial Risk From Climate Change
Attorney General Kwame Raoul , as part of a coalition of 12 attorneys general, urged the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to require U.S. companies to provide detailed and accurate information about the financial risk they face from climate change. -
Economic statements of St. Clair Co. associate judges show wealth – and substantial student loan debt
SPRINGFIELD – Resources of St. Clair County associate judges range from relative comfort to a type of strain that affects a significant swath of the American population – student loan debt – according to a review of their statements of economic interest filed with the Illinois Supreme Court. -
Statements of economic interest show local judges have strong interests in corporate America
BELLEVILLE – Attorney Barry Julian’s appointment as an associate judge in Madison County shocked many in Illinois due to his perceived wealth from having built one of the nation’s largest asbestos firms, but St. Clair County voters choose circuit judges from the same high class. -
Widow alleges husband's lung cancer caused by asbestos
A widow accuses several manufacturing companies of failing to warn her husband about the toxic effects of asbestos. -
Madison County woman sues A.O. Smith, others after father's leukemia death
EDWARDSVILLE — A Madison County resident claims her father was exposed to products containing benzene. -
3M Company, dozens of others accused of liability for benzene exposure
EDWARDSVILLE — A woman diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia and her husband are suing several companies, alleging that they bear responsibility for her alleged exposure to benzene and benzene-containing products. -
Seventh Circuit orders trucking company to pay $200K sanction in Cahokia pollution case
CHICAGO – Rogers Cartage must pay $200,000 for litigating a claim it had already settled over pollution in Cahokia, appellate judges of the Seventh Circuit decided. On July 27, they affirmed a sanction that former district judge Patrick Murphy imposed on the trucking company in 2013. Their decision apparently nailed down the last detail of litigation that the U.S. -
Asbestos plaintiff should have power to choose venue, St. Louis district judge rules
The St. Louis federal court remanded a maritime asbestos lawsuit, concluding that the plaintiff should have the right to choose which venue tries the case. -
40 corporations settled benzene case before Simmons' plaintiff took on 3M and lost at trial
Simmons Forty corporations that bargained their way out of a Madison County benzene exposure suit left 3M standing alone to show they should have resisted instead. -
St. Eve upheld by 7th Circuit in dismissing Shell gas class
St. Eve CHICAGO – U.S. District Judge Amy St. Eve of Chicago correctly denied a class action over gasoline prices, Seventh Circuit appeals judges ruled on July 30. -
Couple claims they lost farm after following lawyer's advice
A couple is claiming they lost their farm and a lawsuit after following their lawyer's faulty advice. -
29 new asbestos cases filed in Madison County Nov. 16-20
Thompson A total of 29 new asbestos lawsuits were filed in Madison County Circuit Court throughout the week of Nov. 16 through Nov. 20. The following complaints were filed: -
Defendants dropping out of benzene suit
Crowder The list of defendants in an Arkansas man's suit over his alleged benzene-related illness is shrinking. -
Judge Crowder's benzene trial continued
Crowder The case of a former dairy worker who claims his illness is the result of benzene exposure decades ago is set for trial Aug. 17 at 9 a.m. -
Arkansas man brings benzene suit in Madison County
Dwayne Davenport of Arkansas has filed suit against 18 defendant corporations, alleging he developed myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) after being exposed to benzene. -
ConocoPhillips says benzene suit doesn't make a link
ConocoPhillips filed a motion to dismiss a benzene complaint alleging it contains insufficient facts and pleads numerous legal conclusions without a factual basis. -
Madison County benzene suit names 28 corporations
The widow of a laborer claiming her spouse died from a disease caused by benzene exposure has filed suit against 28 corporations in Madison County Circuit Court.