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Hulme and Dorman challenge terminations citing violation of Open Meetings Act
EDWARDSVILLE – Former Madison County administrator Doug Hulme and former information technology director Rob Dorman claim their terminations violate the Open Meetings Act. -
Sierra Club: Did Phillips 66 have weak safety standards?
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Asbestos causes lung cancer, not lawyers or advertising
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The science of asbestos: A survey of experts
Carbone WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - There are some who say all forms of asbestos are unsafe and to be exposed to any amount is hazardous, while others say that one form of asbestos can be handled safely. Then there are some who are not sure. -
Heneghan and Associates hires Woelfel
Woelfel Kenny Woelfel joined Heneghan and Associates engineering firm in January. -
14 plaintiffs file complaint against pacemaker manufacturer
Fourteen persons with heart conditions filed a 39-count product liability lawsuit against the makers and distributors of defibrillators/pacemakers they claim were defective and required them to be hospitalized. -
Merck's witness stands by opinion under cross examination
Merck's defense witness Jerome Cohen, M.D., a St. Louis cardiologist, said his ties to pharmaceutical companies did not influence his opinion that Vioxx did not cause Patricia Schwaller's death. -
Vioxx played no role in Schwaller's death, med expert testifies
A St. Louis cardiologist told Madison County jurors that Vioxx played "zero" role in the sudden heart attack death of 52-year-old Patricia Schwaller. -
Sears slide-in range owners seeking class certification
St. Louis class action lawyer Stephen Tillery has discovered another cause to champion. -
Pacemaker manufacturer sued in St. Clair County
An Illinois woman has filed a 40-count personal injury lawsuit against the makers and distributors of a defibrillator/pacemaker she claims was defective and required her to be hospitalized. -
Estate sues employer for salary and benefits
The estate of James Rivetta filed suit against his former employer Alion Science and Technology of McLean, Va. alleging the company failed to pay Rivetta’s salary and benefits until he died in May.