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Dog owners reach settlement agreement in attack suit
Two dog owners have settled a lawsuit alleging the plaintiff’s dog was attacked in her front yard by the defendant’s pit bull. -
Pit bull owner denies liability in dog attack suit
A pit bull owner denies liability in a woman’s lawsuit alleging she and her own dog were attacked in the plaintiff’s front yard. -
Gateway Motorsports Park denies liability, says man died from preexisting medical condition following go-cart crash
Gateway Motorsports Park argues that a man who was killed following a go-cart crash two years ago died due to preexisting medical conditions and signed a liability release before using the go-carts. -
Summary judgment granted in part, denied in part in asbestos attorney's suit
Madison County Associate Judge Clarence Harrison granted in part and denied in part a construction company and contractor’s motion for summary judgment in an asbestos attorney’s lawsuit alleging mold and water infiltrated his $775,000 Troy home. -
Trial continued for second time in insurance dispute involving alleged stolen vehicle
Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder granted State Farm’s second motion to continue a trial that was scheduled for May 1 in an insurance dispute over an alleged stolen vehicle. -
Dugan presides over first trial; Jury awards motorist $5,542 but finds her 50 percent liable
In newly appointed Madison County Circuit Judge David Dugan’s courtroom, a jury awarded a motorist $5,542 in a suit involving a parking lot collision, but also found that the plaintiff was 50 percent liable. -
Constrction company, contractor seek summary judgment in asbestos attorney's suit
A construction company and a contractor seek summary judgment in an asbestos attorney’s lawsuit alleging mold and water infiltrated his $775,000 Troy home. -
Ruth denies summary judgment in dog bite suit
Madison County Circuit Judge Dennis Ruth denied two homeowners’ motion for summary judgment in a suit alleging their neighbor’s son was bit by their Akita while caring for their dogs, Marco and Polo. -
Trial continued in insurance dispute over alleged stolen vehicle
An insurance dispute over an alleged stolen vehicle that was set to go to trial March 6 was continued to May 1 at 9 a.m. -
Madison County jury awards woman $60K in suit alleging she fell through cellar door of foreclosed property
A Madison County jury awarded a woman $60,000 in a suit alleging she fractured her foot after falling through a cellar door while looking at a Collinsville property for sale. -
Highland couple denies liability in delivery driver's dog bite suit
A Highland couple allege a delivery driver failed to exercise caution for her own safety in a suit alleging the woman was bit by their dog while delivering a package. -
Sixteen Madison County jury trials went to verdict in 2016; Nearly $8 million awarded to nine plaintiffs
Madison County jurors awarded a total of $7,987,756 in 16 civil jury trials that went all the way to verdict in 2016. -
LeChien substitution rate persists in St. Clair County
St. Clair County voters approved circuit judge Robert LeChien in November, but litigants continue seeking to replace him. -
Auctioneer supports motion to dismiss man’s suit alleging injures from upturned garden rake; Guest agrees to amend complaint
A man suing an auctioneer agreed to amend his complaint after the defendant sought dismissal on the grounds that the entity being sued does not legally exist. Jerry Keel filed a complaint on June 10 against Geneve L. -
Construction company seeks to dismiss asbestos attorney’s suit alleging water infiltration in Troy home; Argues plaintiffs failed to answer discovery requests
Construction company seeks to dismiss asbestos attorney’s suit alleging water infiltration in Troy home; Argues plaintiffs failed to answer discovery requests Customary Construction seeks to dismiss an asbestos attorney’s lawsuit alleging mold and water infiltrated his $775,000 Troy home. -
LeChien's substitution rate remains high; Six times in six recent days, records show
A review of cases assigned to St. Clair County Circuit Judge Robert LeChien shows that parties asked for substitutes five times in September’s last week and once the next Monday. -
Suit involving fatal Mascoutah auto accident settles for $2M
A wrongful death action involving a fatal 2014 auto accident in Mascoutah was settled for $2 million. -
Auctioneer, property owner deny liability in suit alleging injuries from upturned garden rake
An auctioneer and property owner both deny liability in a guest’s lawsuit alleging he was injured when he stepped on a rake. -
Judge Ruth denies builder's motion to dismiss asbestos attorney's 'frivolous' lawsuit; Suit alleges mold, water infiltration in $775K Troy home
Madison County Circuit Judge Dennis Ruth denied a home builder’s motion to dismiss an asbestos attorney’s lawsuit alleging water infiltration in a custom Troy home. -
Builder of luxury home owned by asbestos attorney says mold suit is 'frivolous'
Story CopyThe builder of a custom, luxury home currently owned by asbestos attorney Christopher Guinn and his wife, says a lawsuit blaming him for water infiltration is "frivolous."