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Recent News About Madison County Circuit Court

  • Couple seeks $350k fix for failure to disclose flooding problems

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Flooding at their Pontoon Beach home prompted Donald and Carrie Roberts to file a seven-count, $350,000 lawsuit against the former owners, the real estate agent who sold the home and the real estate company, Jan. 14 in Madison County Circuit Court.

  • Alton car wash files suit against equipment supplier

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    An Alton car wash which invested $123,000 in machinery is suing an equipment supplier for $70,000 because the parts didn't work properly after installation.

  • Kentucky auto dealer named in new suit

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    A Kentucky car dealership and its employee were sued in Madison County Circuit Court Jan. 13 seeking damages in excess of $100,000, stemming from a car accident in Staunton on April 3, 2004.

  • Madison County Transit sued over accident

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Madison County Transit (MCT) and one of its drivers, Tyrone Lucas, were struck by a lawsuit from passenger Carrie Latham Jan. 13 in Madison County Circuit Court.

  • Dad sues his girl for $145,644

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    929 Carla Drive in Troy Natalie Earnhart's refusal to make payments on the home her father bought for her has prompted Richard Peterson of Benson, Ill. to sue his daughter for $145,644.32.

  • Pittsburgh laborer files asbestos suit in Madison County

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Michael Hudac, a Pittsburgh, Pa. laborer employed at Pittsburgh Purifying Metals (PPM) in 1973, filed an asbestos lawsuit in Madison County Circuit Court Jan. 11 seeking more than $100,000 in compensatory and punitive damages.

  • Son seeks class action justice for deceased mother

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Gary Peel of the Lakin Law Firm in Wood River filed the first class action of 05 A son seeking justice for his deceased mother was the first to file a class action lawsuit in Madison County Circuit Court in 2005.

  • Lunch monitor sues student and parents for horseplay injuries

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    A school lunch monitor who got caught in the middle horseplay is suing the student and his parents for more than $50,000 for neck and back injuries she sustained.

  • Following the money

    By The Madison County Record |
    If Madison and St. Clair plaintiff’s attorneys are puzzled or miffed by all the attention they’re getting, they should take another look at their bank account balances. Then make a mental note.

  • Stack leaves criminal, drug docket to focus on civil

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Circuit Judge Dan Stack will join fellow Circuit Judges, Byron, Kardis, Moran, and Matoesian in civil cases Madison County Circuit Court Chief Judge Edward Ferguson has relieved Circuit Judge Daniel Stack from the 3rd Circuit's criminal and drug docket so he can concentrate on civil cases.

  • Federal judge remands Novastar case to Madison County

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    NovaStar Home Mortgage Inc. and NovaStar Financial Inc., national lenders which face class action suits across the country for allegedly violating the Securities Exchange Act, are also targets in Madison County Circuit Court.

  • Husband sues doctors for wife's mortal cancer

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Seeking to recover at least $600,000 from doctors who failed to diagnose his wife's mortal cancer, Ronald Pruitt filed the first lawsuit of the new year (excluding asbestos) in Madison County Circuit Court.

  • First asbestos case of '05 filed in Madison County

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Madison County Circuit Court's first asbestos case of 2005 was filed by Illinois resident Daisy Gardner, who claims she was diagnosed with mesothelioma on Aug. 10, 2004, after being exposed to asbestos products dating back to 1949.

  • Lakin Law Firm files six new class actions before year's end

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    The Lakin Law Firm in Wood River On the last day to file in 2004, clerks in Madison County Circuit Court were kept busy by The Lakin Law Firm of Wood River.

  • Class action claims Sentry improperly reduces medpay

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    One of the last lawsuits filed in Madison County Circuit Court in 2004 came at the hands of chiropractor Daniel Jones D.C., owner of Bunker Hill Chiropractic Clinic. He filed a class action suit against Sentry Insurance Company Dec. 30, alleging it improperly reduces payouts under medical payment (medpay) coverage.

  • Three class actions in one week for Kaltenbronn, D.C.

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    A day after Bethalto chiropractor Thomas L. Kaltenbronn, D.C. filed two class action lawsuits against insurance companies--claiming they deceptively reduced payments to him and other licensed healthcare providers--he filed a third against Pekin Insurance Company on Dec. 29 in Madison County Circuit Court.

  • Celebrex and Bextra named in new suits

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    When a recent report suggested that the drug Celebrex could cause heart problems, two things were certain: Pfizer's stock would fall and lawsuits would rise.

  • Thomas Maag moves to drop lawsuit

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Madison County plaintiff's attorney Thomas Maag has moved to drop a civil lawsuit he filed last month against a former campaign staffer for Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lloyd Karmeier.

  • Tillery's firm sues big tobacco again

    By Steve Gonzalez |
    Represented by trial attorney giants Korein Tillery of Belleville and SimmonsCooper of East Alton, a Nashville, Ill. couple filed a 12-count lawsuit against R.J. Reynolds (RJR) and Huck's Convenience Store in Madison County Circuit Court Dec. 28.

  • MCR's most frequently viewed articles on the Web

    By Ann Knef |
    Fungus, chicken bones, heating pads and Vioxx. Whether a plaintiff has been damaged by products, accidents or circumstances, the Madison County Record reports case details--often dramatic narrative of disfiguring injuries, lost wages and mental anguish--to a worldwide audience. (www.madisonrecord.com)