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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in February 2005

MADISON - ST. CLAIR RECORD

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News from February 2005


Feb. 14 -18

By Steve Gonzalez |
Advance Auto Parts

HB705: Caps are key to reform

By State Rep. Ron Stephens (R-Greenville) |
State Rep. Ron Stephens In his state of the state address, Governor Rod Blagojevich briefly mentioned the urgent need for medical liability reform.

Friday Feb. 18

By The Madison County Record |
9 a.m.

Thursday Feb. 17

By The Madison County Record |
1 p.m.

Monday Feb. 14

By The Madison County Record |
9 a.m.

Bono bravado

By The Madison County Record |
To the Editor:

Feds covering up?

By The Madison County Record |
To the Editor:

Negligence means never having to say you're sorry

By John J. Hopkins |
For this Valentine Day’s edition, the most appropriate old movie to depict is the 1970 weeper “Love Story.” This tear jerker, for those of you too young to remember, was THE romantic date movie of the year.

A good start

By David Knowles |
What do you call 25 asbestos lawsuits thrown out of a Madison County court because they have no relation to the county?







Marissa attorney Norton named to 20th Circuit

By Ann Knef |
Norton's law office is in Sparta, pop. 4,450 in Randolph County. William C. Norton of Sparta, a partner in the Marissa firm Conn, Clendenin & Norton, has been appointed to fill a judicial vacancy in the 20th Judicial Circuit.

This Just In: Thursday, Feb. 10

By Heather Anderson |
Fresh from the courthouse:

In Court Last Week: Feb. 4-10

By Steve Gonzalez |
Jason Donaldson v. Das Services et.al.

Class action reform passes--may dry out local courts

By Steve Stanek |
Sen. Obama--Votes "yes" In a vote of 72-26, the U.S. Senate passed the Class Action Fairness Act—a bill that limits class action lawsuits by shifting them from state to federal courts—on Thursday afternoon.

Knowing the law is the order for 'First Tuesday Club'

By Ann Knef |
Edwardsville attorney Tad Armstrong in front of a certificate recognizing his entry into the "Million Dollar Club" of jury awards. The Madison County Courthouse is where you might typically find Tad Armstrong going about his business. But after hearing enough misinformed coffee shop “trash” talk, the Edwardsville personal injury attorney was inspired to take up law in another forum.