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Tiger Services denies liability and argues that Madison County homeowners failed to mitigate their damages before filing a suit alleging their home flooded after the defendant failed to repair a clogged pipe.
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A chaperone for youth activities has settled his claims in a suit alleging he was injured when his hand was crushed by a gate roller.
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EDWARDSVILLE – A move to secure the health records of a teenager who claims he suffered an injury while working as a youth chaperone has been granted, but only in part.
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A Madison County trial ended in a settlement Monday after two motorists reached an agreement during jury selection in a suit involving a Collinsville crash.
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A woman’s lawsuit alleging she tripped and fell on loose tile at McDonalds is at trial in St. Clair County Circuit Judge Heinz Rudolf’s courtroom.
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BELLEVILLE — A motorist is accused of causing a Marissa collision while negligently using her cell phone.
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A Tennessee trucking company seeks to dismiss a former Missouri employee’s wrongful termination lawsuit for lack of personal jurisdiction.
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EDWARDSVILLE — A driver claims he was injured when he fell at an Edwardsville Amazon warehouse.
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BENTON — A surviving spouse is suing FIMCO Inc. and Wellmark International Inc., high-pressure-pump distributors, claiming her husband ingested a toxic substance into his lungs and later died.
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EDWARDSVILLE — A Granite City couple is suing the city, as well as the engineering firm and contractor hired to install a water drain line near their property, claiming they failed to properly install and to backfill.
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BELLEVILLE — A man is suing his former employer for allegedly failing to provide insurance coverage and proper pay before terminating him.
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EDWARDSVILLE — A Madison County woman is suing Jack in The Box, alleging she was wrongfully terminated from her employment for threatening to report violations.
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Plaintiff verdicts in 2018 may have amounted to two-thirds of the trial outcomes, but jurors sent a clear message to plaintiffs pursuing collision suits after they entered several awards for $1,000 or less. In those suits, a motorist was awarded $1,000 and two bus passengers were awarded $1,000 and $500.
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EDWARDSVILLE — A car hauler driver is suing his employer and a rig distributor, alleging their negligence caused injuries to the plaintiff.
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BELLEVILLE — A woman is suing two motorists for allegedly causing a mutli-vehicle collision.
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EDWARDSVILLE — A woman claims she was injured while jumping on a trampoline at a recreational complex.
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EDWARDSVILLE — Estate administrators are suing motorist David Sterling II after his vehicle allegedly hit another car, causing fatal injuries.
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BELLEVILLE — A rig operator is suing International Harvester, alleging he was injured due to a design defect.
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A community center argues that a chaperone for youth activities caused his own injuries when his hand was allegedly crushed by a gate roller.
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A motorist accuses a trucking company and its employee of causing a crash on Interstate 70.
