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Attorneys concerned over change to '13 asbestos docket; New '12 filings on record-setting track
Harrison It's been about three months since Madison County Associate Judge Clarence Harrison eliminated the court's 2013 advance setting of asbestos trial weeks, but some members of the local legal community said they are already seeing the effects of the judge's decision. -
Attorneys argue over 2013 asbestos trial docket
Shultz Sixty-one asbestos defendants are asking Madison County Associate Judge Clarence Harrison to revise the court's 2013 advance trial docket. -
Madison County judicial contests - when they happen - are costly
Yepsen Lawyer donations are a natural source of revenue for electing judges in Madison County, or anywhere in Illinois. -
Crowder opens first day of comments on 2012 asbestos scheduling
Shultz Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder on Friday said she was open to suggestions about how to schedule cases for trial in the court's packed asbestos docket. -
Madison County voters reverse fortunes
Kay Voters in Madison County favored the GOP in a big way this election, reversing a pattern that has existed at least throughout the last decade. -
Metro-East plaintiff lawyers making sizable donations to Dem candidates
Simmons Metro-East plaintiff lawyers are making a big difference in a couple of competitive state races—including the contest for Illinois governor and House District 112. -
Appeals court affirms new welder trial
In a 2-1 decision, the Fifth District Appellate Court affirmed Madison County Circuit Judge Nicholas Byron's order to give welder Steve Boren a new welding rod trial. -
Gori, Julian break ties, team up in new firm
Gori Edwardsville has a new asbsestos law firm comprised of familiar Madison County faces. -
Asbestos defense attorney called to serve in Iraq
An Edwardsville attorney who defends clients in asbestos and other toxic tort claims is trading his shirt and tie for a different uniform. -
Madison County's asbestos surge defies national trend
Stack The number of asbestos cases being filed across the country may be declining, as reported in a study by Manhattan Institute this week, but an asbestos surge in Madison County defies the trend. -
Madison County asbestos trial marks fifth defense verdict in a row
Randy Gori Without calling one single witness to testify in its defense during a rare Madison County asbestos trial, NL Industries was granted a defense verdict Dec. 14. -
Clean up docket sweeps away 200 Madison County asbestos cases
Judge Stack Madison County Circuit Judge Daniel Stack closed more than 200 asbestos suits Oct. 12, as attorneys dumped cases they didn't care to pursue any farther. -
Oklahoma couple files benzene suit in Madison County
Randy Gori A Tulsa, Okla. couple is suing 80 defendant corporations in Madison County Circuit Court claiming benzene exposure. -
Metro East plaintiff's attorneys withholding financial support from governor
Only 10 Metro-East individuals or businesses made contributions of $150 or more to Judy Baar Topinka's campaign committee between Jan. 1 and June 30, according to a financial report filed with the Illinois State Board of Elections on Monday. -
Retention committee raises close to $50k
The committee to retain Judges Ann Callis, John Knight and Charles Romani reported raising $47,992.21 since the trio organized the Committee to Keep Madison & Bond Counties Safe on April 10. -
Attorneys wrangle over representation in Hartford vapor case
Hartford residents who proposed a class action suit over petroleum vapors in their homes did not get a class action, but Hartford residents who filed a regular suit over the vapors have agreed to settle it as a class action. -
Weber-Hylla fund-raising efforts about even
Don Weber Financial reports for Madison County circuit judge candidates show that the contenders are neck-in-neck in the all-important dash for cash. -
Crowder raises more than $63k in first half of '06
Madison County Associate Judge Barbara Crowder raised $63,240 in the first half of 2006, according to records filed with the Illinois State Board of Elections July 27. -
Weld rod suit filed by Whiteside County man
A Whiteside County man who was employed for nine years by Allied Locke in Dixon, Ill. is suing Panasonic, Toshiba, Miller Electric Manufacturing Co. and Illinois Tool Works in Madison County. -
Madison County jury rules for defense in weld rod trial
After deliberating two hours, a Madison County jury ruled in favor of the defense in a Cape Girardeau man's weld rod trial that lasted a month.