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Recent News About Lucco & Brown
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IL Supreme Court: Ex-wife can't use past temp injunction to stop husband's sons from getting his IRA
The Illinois Supreme Court says a man had the right to name his children the rightful heirs of his retirement funds, even though his ex-wife contended a court order in place during divorce proceedings should have prevented it. -
Hopkins, other personal injury attorneys, named to Leading Lawyer list
Hopkins Madison County Record columnist John J. Hopkins has been named to the prestigious Leading Lawyers directory of attorneys. -
Borror pleads guilty to stealing
Rather than face a scheduled trial Sept. 19, former Edwardsville Republican Committee Treasurer Forrest Borror pleaded guilty to one felony theft count and a reduced misdemeanor charge for stealing from his group and his employer, the state of Illinois. -
Republican treasurer's theft case set for trial--again
More than a year after former Edwardsville Township Republican Committee treasurer Forrest Borror demanded a speedy Madison County trial on felony theft charges, his day in court--which has been postponed 15 times at his attorney's request--is set once again, for Sept. 19. -
Jeff Hebrank voted top attorney by Record Readers
Jeff Hebrank Jeffrey Hebrank of Burroughs, Hepler, Broom, MacDonald, Hebrank & True in Edwardsville won the Record's recent reader poll asking which Metro-East attorney would win if selected to participate in NBC's new reality drama, The Law Firm. -
Mitchell tavern sued for selling too much liquor
Luna Cafe in Mitchell A man who was kicked, punched and tossed to the ground filed suit against the Luna Café in Mitchell claiming the tavern sold too much liquor to his unknown assailants. -
Kay v. Wojcieszak: Settled or not?
An odd turn in a case of unlikely participants came when the defendant--a victims' rights advocate accused of intimidation--refuted a published report that the lawsuit has settled out of court. -
Tops of 2004: Class action defense attorneys
The following class action defense attorneys represent clients named in Madison County suits filed in 2004: