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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in February 2008

MADISON - ST. CLAIR RECORD

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News from February 2008


Dental malpractice suit claims dentures not right

By Steve Gonzalez |
Gertie Smith filed a medical malpractice suit against Anna Smith, D.M.D. of Godfrey claiming the dentist failed to use proper dental practices in placing dentures in her mouth.

Asbestos Motion Docket: Monday, Feb. 11

By Carrie Gonzalez |
9 a.m.

Asbestos Jury Docket: Monday, Feb. 11

By Carrie Gonzalez |
9 a.m.

Friday, Feb. 15

By Carrie Gonzalez |
9:30 a.m.

Tuesday, Feb. 12

By Carrie Gonzalez |
9 a.m.

Monday, Feb. 11

By Carrie Gonzalez |
9 a.m.

Zyprexa targeted again in St. Clair County

By Ann Knef |
Thirty-six plaintiffs from across the country have joined in a St. Clair County lawsuit against Eli Lilly and Co. claiming they were diagnosed with diabetes or related illness while taking the anti-psychotic drug Zyprexa.

Trackman claims repetitive traumas in FELA complaint

By Ann Knef |
Dwight V. Brewer, a bridge and building trackman for CSX Transportation since 1972, filed a Federal Employers' Liability Act suit in St. Clair County Circuit Court Feb. 1.

Wexstten defeats Cates 53%-47%

By Ann Knef |
James Wexstten fended off rival Democrat Judy Cates to retain his seat as appellate judge of the Fifth Judicial District.

Wexstten up overall in 37-county district; Cates leads in Madison County

By Ann Knef |
With approximately 85 percent of precincts reporting in the Fifth Judicial District's 37 counties, Judge James Wexstten is leading opponent Judy Cates, 54% to 46%.

Tally begins in appellate court race

By Ann Knef |
With approximately 30 percent of precincts reporting in the Fifth Judicial District's 37 counties, Judge James Wexstten shows a lead over opponent Judy Cates, 52% to 48%.

SimmonsCoopers' newest MC asbestos claims are out-of-staters

By Steve Gonzalez |
What do mesothelioma victims from Texas, Georgia, and Ohio have in common?

Mascoutah day care center sued for child's injury

By Ann Knef |
Steven and Joan Pritchett allege their son suffered a severe brain injury while attending a Mascoutah day care center, according to a suit filed Jan. 30 in St. Clair County Circuit Court.

Martorelli's sued for $533k in broken lease agreement

By Ann Knef |
The owner of a building occupied briefly by restaurant/bar Martorelli's in Fairview Heights is seeking in excess of $533,856.36 from Double D Restaurants and guarantor Daniel F. Martorelli for defaulting on a lease.

Landshire sued for delivery driver's slip on icy accumulations

By Ann Knef |
Kenneth M. Wilkerson of Clinton County, an employee of Holtgrave Distributing, is suing Landshire Inc. of Belleville for "icy accumulations" at a delivery site in Sharonville, Ohio.

Arm had to be amputated, med mal claim alleges

By Ann Knef |
Gerald Heck claims his right arm had to be amputated below the elbow due to medical negligence, according to a suit filed Jan. 31 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against St. Elizabeth's Hospital and Heck's treating physicians.

Insured says State Farm denied claim based on race

By Ann Knef |
Roderick Richards alleges State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. is denying his auto fire loss claim because of his race.

Roofer sues Wagner and Holland for 40-foot fall through roof

By Ann Knef |
A roofer who fell 40 feet from atop a building under construction in Belleville is suing Wagner Buick Pontiac GMC and Holland Construction Services for severe injuries.

Lawyer sues Virgin Island resort and casino for failing to pay $5.15 million jackpot

By Ann Knef |
Alvin Paulson is suing a Virgin Islands resort and casino in St. Clair County Circuit Court for failing to pay a $5.15 million jackpot he won from a slot machine.

Taco Bell customer claims severe injuries from falling

By Ann Knef |
A customer of the O'Fallon Taco Bell restaurant clainms she tripped on a turned up and puckered rug, fell through an exit way and then fell again on a slippery substance on an outside curb June 3, 2006.