Former Judge Gordon E. Maag Weeks after losing a contentious battle for Illinois Supreme Court, Gordon E. Maag, filed a $110 million defamation lawsuit against his campaign's detractors Dec. 20.
A list of companies and individuals named in this year's Madison County Circuit Court class action filings, which dropped from 106 in 2003 to 74 in 2004, is as follows:
Personal injury attorney Rex Carr of East St. Louis, renowned champion of victims, is Gordon E. Maag's choice of counsel in a lawsuit which centers around a negative campaign flyer.
Amy Bamper, whose son was born prematurely on June 4, 2002, filed suit against Maryville Women’s Center and Dr. Marlene H. Freeman, M.D. seeking to collect at least $50,000 in damages.
Dr. Lawrence Shipley of Granite City has filed 12 Class Action Lawsuits in Madison County. Granite City Chiropractor Lawrence Shipley, D.C.'s class action complaint against CCN Managed Care and First Health Group will be heard in court Dec. 28 on defendant's motion to dismiss or alternatively stay and compel arbitration.
Gordon Maag Gordon E. Maag, who lost a costly and contentious race for Illinois Supreme Court justice, filed a $110 million defamation lawsuit against detractors in his failed campaign.
Eight Illinois auto body shops and owners teamed up against Country Mutual Insurance Co. alleging the insurer's “calculated and malicious conduct” caused them a substantial loss of business.
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A construction worker who was injured after falling through an opening of a first floor home under construction, is suing the owner for more than $50,000.
A husband's heating pad burn and his wife's resulting deprivation of love are at the center of a $450,000 lawsuit filed against the maker and retailer of Sunbeam model 734 heating pad.
A Godfrey Sonic restaurant and its owners, Gary and Elizabeth Simons, are being sued for more than $250,000 because water runoff is flooding a neighbor's property.
An Aviston man who suffered neck and back injuries after falling from a deer stand is suing the hunting equipment's manufacturer and retailer for more than $300,000.
A Granite city woman filed suit against her surgeon, Dr. John Petrovich and General and Vascular Surgical Associates, alleging he severed a portion of her bile duct and wrapped her esophagus too tightly during surgery two years ago.
Argosy Gaming Company's directors and officers, who stand to reap enormous profits as a result of a proposed sale to Penn Gaming Co., is unfair because gains will not be equal among shareholders, according to another class action lawsuit filed against the casino owner.