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News from January 2009


Asher v. Asher: Driveway accident at Highland home leads to lawsuit

By Kelly Holleran |
A Highland woman has filed suit against a Highland man, alleging she was injured after he hit her as he was backing out of their driveway.

Four new asbestos cases filed Jan. 19-23

By Kelly Holleran |
A total of four new asbestos lawsuits were filed in Madison County Circuit Court during the week of Jan. 19 through Jan. 23.

Tillery: 'Too diligent' in effort to reopen $10 billion tobacco case

By Steve Korris |
Tillery Stephen Tillery of St. Louis insists he can't be too diligent in laboring to restore a $10 billion Madison County verdict against cigarette maker Philip Morris.

Worker claims company laid him off, hired lower-paids in his place

By Kelly Holleran |
A St. Clair County man has filed suit against his former employer, alleging he was wrongfully terminated so the company could hire new, lower-paid workers in his place.

Lakin terminates class action attorney; Millar takes three cases away

By Steve Korris |
Millar Brad Lakin of LakinChapman law firm fired lawyer Jeff Millar late last year, and Millar carried away three Madison County class actions as he departed.

Suit: Chico's had duty to keep patrons safe from beatings by intoxicated persons

By Kelly Holleran |
A Madison County man claims he was assaulted, beaten and battered as he was leaving a Wood River lounge.

Wood River bar sued by customer claiming attack by intoxicated man

By Kelly Holleran |
A man claims he was injured outside a Wood River bar after another intoxicated man attacked him.

Defendant: Lawsuit was about 'drumming up a settlement'

By Ann Knef |
Kevin Link Home remodeler Kevin Link's four-year brush with the Madison County civil justice system is over.

2/2 - 2/6/09

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Monday, February 2

Motion 2/4 &2/6/09

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Wednesday, February 4

2/2/09 Jury

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Monday, February 2

Madison accident is subject of suit

By Kelly Holleran |
Terri L. Schmidt has filed suit against Ryan J. Hawthorne, alleging she was injured after he rear-ended her.

Schnucks sued by customer who trips in aisle

By Ann Knef |
John Reynolds of East St. Louis is suing Schnucks Markets claiming he sustained serious injuries after tripping in a store aisle.

CVS sued by customer over slip on substance

By Ann Knef |
Amie Mayden of O'Fallon is seeking in excess of $50,000 in damages from CVS Pharmacy for having slipped and fell on a substance in a store last year.

Suit claims 'John Doe' caused father's lunch (sic) cancer

By Ann Knef |
Ken Ledbetter of Alhambra is suing an individual under a fictitious name claiming "John Doe" caused his father's lung cancer and resultant death.

Lawyers from all over sue Wal-Mart, Netflix over alleged DVD monopoly

By Michelle Massey |
Burke FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - A Chicago plaintiff, represented by attorneys from across the country, has filed a class action against Wal-Mart and Netflix in the home turf of the nation's largest retailer.

Heyl, Royster, Voelker & Allen names partner and adds four attorneys

By The Madison County Record |
Timmerwilke The law firm of Heyl, Royster, Voelker & Allen announces that Charles E. Timmerwilke has become a partner in its Rockford office.

Ex-Charter employee claims she was fired after exposing fraud

By Ann Knef |
A former Charter Communications manager seeks punitive and compensatory damages in excess of $50,000 claiming she was discharged for reporting theft and exposing a minority fronting scheme.

Online travel companies challenge Fairview Heights room tax ordinance

By Steve Korris |
Burke EAST ST. LOUIS – Online travel companies dropped two bombs on Fairview Heights, weakening the last local remnant of a grandiose class action that would have held them responsible for municipal room taxes in 50 Illinois cities.

St. Clair County 'immune system' class actions moving through court

By Ann Knef |
A consumer fraud class action suit filed in December against CVS Pharmacy over its immune system product AirShield is set for status conference at 9 a.m. March 15 in St. Clair County Circuit Court.