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Cahokia supermarket employee sues over slip, fall near ice chest
BELLEVILLE — A Schnucks supermarket employee alleges a slippery floor in front of the store's ice chest caused her to slip and fall. -
‘Golden Butter’ cracker label is not deceptive, McGlynn rules
EAST ST. LOUIS – On Jan. 24, U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn dismissed a claim of Maryville resident Deborah Floyd that Pepperidge Farm shouldn’t label crackers as “golden butter” because they also contain vegetable oils. -
Schnucks denies liability in suit alleging slip, fall at Belleville store
The Belleville Schnucks claims a customer caused her own injuries when she failed to keep a proper lookout before allegedly slipping on a foreign substance on the floor. -
Illinois students will return to in-person schooling in fall
In-person learning will resume in the fall, the Illinois State Board of Education has decided. Whether kids will still be required to wear masks and sit behind plastic shields in the fall remains to be decided. -
Judge grants plaintiff attorney's request to withdraw from legal malpractice case
Madison County Circuit Judge Sarah Smith has granted a motion to withdraw sought by the plaintiff's attorney in a two-year old legal malpractice claim. -
Class action alleges Schnucks misrepresents number of cups of coffee yielded from store-brand canisters
A class of consumers is suing Schnucks for allegedly misrepresenting how many cups of coffee can be prepared with its store-brand ground coffee. -
Schnucks slip and fall plaintiff seeks remand to Madison County 18 months after removal
EAST ST. LOUIS – Eighteen months after Schnucks removed a slip and fall suit from Madison County to U.S. district court, plaintiff Elizabeth Jackson seeks to return to Madison County. -
Grocery store sued over customer's slip, fall on entryway mat
BELLEVILLE - A grocery store customer claims she was seriously injured when a loose mat in the store entryway caused her to slip and fall. -
Customer alleges Schnucks' negligence led to fall
EDWARDSVILLE – A customer shopping at a Schnucks store in Bethalto alleges she suffered an injury to her left shoulder after slipping on a liquid and falling to the floor. -
Lawyers deny legal malpractice claims, another indicates settlement reached
EDWARDSVILLE -- Lawyers sued over alleged legal malpractice are denying allegations, and another is indicating a settlement has been reached with the plaintiff. -
Nameoki Crossing alleges Shop 'N Save defaulted on Granite City location lease
EDWARDSVILLE (Madison County Record) — A Granite City property operation and retail establishment company is suing a Missouri-based grocery company, which laid off hundreds of employees about a year ago, alleging the defendant was significantly behind on rent of one of its stores. -
Rudolf transfers suit to Marion County where alleged injury occurred, in wake of Fifth District ruling
BELLEVILLE – Four days after appellate judges told St, Clair County Chief Judge Andrew Gleeson to send a suit to the county where the injury happened, Circuit Judge Heinz Rudolf sent a suit to the county where the injury happened. -
Level headed appellate court reins in forum shopping
There once was a time when southern Illinois' appellate court system provided cover for some of the most outlandish claims in the nation (retailer class actions awarding millions in fees to lawyers and coupons to consumers over disputes involving pennies comes to mind), with no aspect of commerce immune from litigation. -
St. Clair has 35 times as many civil actions than Monroe, Fifth District says plaintiff should sue where she lives
MOUNT VERNON – Fifth District appellate judges directed Twentieth Circuit Chief Judge Andrew Gleeson to transfer a shopper’s suit against Schnuck Markets from St. Clair County to Monroe County. -
Fields to appear on weapon possession charge before Madison County judge on Aug. 16
COLLINSVILLE – David Fields, who walked out of St. Clair County jail as a free man after jurors acquitted him of murder last year, lost his freedom on July 31. -
Attorneys sued for alleged legal malpractice after former client's icy slip, fall suit is dismissed
Three attorneys are facing a lawsuit over allegations they failed to properly represent a man who believed he had a strong case following an icy fall at a grocery store. -
Gilbert denies Schnuck's motion to dismiss third party contribution claim
BENTON -- District Judge J. Phil Gilbert rejected Schnucks’ Markets Inc.’s motion to dismiss its standing as a third-party defendant in a suit alleging a company truck driver suffered serious injury when the freight from his haul toppled on top of him as he prepared to unload. -
Dining, drinks and groceries account for roughly 13-15 percent of Hoerner, Kolker spending
SPRINGFIELD – Fifth District appellate court candidate Kevin Hoerner spent $14,496.90 on itemized bills at restaurants and taverns this year through Sept. 30, state election board records show. -
Advocates for dissolving CARD looking for help in petition drive
Had things gone as planned at the Collinsville Area Recreation District (CARD), cash flowing from the registers at a golf course and water park and back into the district’s general revenue fund might have served as a model for other communities. -
Man files class action against Kraft Heinz Foods over 'all natural' BBQ sauce
BELLEVILLE — A consumer has filed a class action against Kraft Heinz Foods for allegedly falsely advertising its barbeque sauces as all natural.