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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in March 2014

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News from March 2014


Woman claims additional back injuries after surgery

By The Madison County Record |
A woman has filed suit against the doctor who she claims caused her to sustain additional injuries during a back surgery.



Med mal suit filed over man's hand surgery

By The Madison County Record |
A man says he suffered pain and mental anguish after a doctor attempted to repair a tendon on the back of his hand and finger.

The five absurdities of Illinois’ Sunday car sales ban

By Michael Lucci |
Cronyism in the car industry didn’t start with Chicago’s ongoing attempt to control ride-share companies. In 1982, big car dealerships successfully lobbied to ban their competitors from making Sunday car sales. A generation of car buyers has lost out because of it.

Time for action is now - get out and vote!

By The Madison County Record |
To the Editor:



Madison County Asbestos Jury Docket: 3/10/2014

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Monday, March 10


Madison County Civil Docket: 3/10 - 3/14/2014

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Mudge

Madison County foreclosures Feb. 25-27

By Carrie Gonzalez |
February 25, 2014

St. Clair County real estate Feb. 24-28

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Monday, February 24

Madison County real estate Feb. 24-28

By Carrie Gonzalez |
February 24, 2014

St. Clair County foreclosures Feb. 18-March 3

By Carrie Gonzalez |
February 18, 2014

Wells presents mediation session at ISBA conference

By The Madison County Record |
Robert E. Wells, Jr. of Pessin, Baird & Wells in Belleville presented “Mediation:  How proper presentation enhances the prospects for successful resolution,”  at a recent "Settle It" program sponsored by the Illinois State Bar Association.

'Show me an asbestos company and I will find a tort'

By The Madison County Record |
Joseph Stalin’s infamous KGB chief, Lavrenti Beria, had a unique approach to justice. Instead of investigating a crime to find the culprit, he’d arrest the “culprit” first and create a crime to pin on him. “Show me the man,” he boasted, “and I will find the crime.”