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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in June 2016

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News from June 2016


Plaintiff withdraws motion for default judgment in case against Insta-Credit Auto Mart

By Ann Maher |
A motion for default judgment against Insta-Credit Auto Mart has been withdrawn by a customer suing over alleged warranty and repair issues, and over possession of the truck.

Norfolk Southern argues driver in fatal collision was under influence; Defendants also seek to transfer out of Madison Co.

By Ann Maher |
Norfolk Southern Railway Co. is seeking to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit brought by a couple whose son was killed at a railroad crossing in February 2014 in Macoupin County.

Suit against Bubby and Sissy's in court June 24

By Ann Maher |
The plaintiff in a suit against Alton tavern Bubby and Sissy's claims the bar has failed to timely respond to discovery requests.

Law firm moves to dismiss former associate's legal fee suit

By Ann Maher |
Roth Law in Granite City will argue to dismiss a fee dispute suit brought by its former associate attorney Deborah Besserman on June 24 in Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder's court.

Lighting company's case against sign installer over unpaid invoices in court

By Ann Maher |
Status conference is set in a lighting company's pursuit of more than $100,000 in unpaid invoices for materials provided to a commercial sign installer which filed bankruptcy last year.

Woman files suit against Alton driver after accident

By Philip Gonzales |
EDWARDSVILLE – An Elsah woman has filed suit against an Alton woman alleging injuries from a car accident.

Driver accused of hitting pedestrian in parking lot

By Philip Gonzales |
EDWARDSVILLE — A former Lowe's employee is suing Marilyn Elick, a vehicle operator, alleging negligence and insufficient measures taken to prevent injuries.

Electoral board hearing challenge to Madison County tax cut proposal reconvenes Friday

By Ann Maher |
A Madison County electoral board will reconvene at 9 a.m.

AG Madigan aims to take bite out of Jimmy John's non-compete clause

By Mark Powell |
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has taken aim at another labor dispute, this time against Jimmy John’s over its non-compete agreements.

Barberis upheld by Fifth District in underinsured motorist dispute; Farmers Insurance ordered to pay $75K

By Ann Maher |
An order by Madison County Circuit Judge John Barberis requiring Farmers Automobile Insurance to pay $75,000 in underinsured motorist coverage to a girl struck by a rural postal worker's vehicle has been upheld by the Fifth District Appellate Court.

Madison County asbestos motion docket June 20-24

By Carrie Gonzalez |
More than 250 asbestos cases are docketed for the week of June 20 in Madison County Associate Judge Stephen Stobbs' court.

Belleville police officers injured in accident identified by state police

By The Madison County Record |
Belleville police officers Aaron Hackleman and Jeffrey Jensen suffered injuries in a May 19 collision on West Main Street, state police information officer Mike Link said on June 14.

Woman accuses Lutheran Senior Services of negligence

By Philip Gonzales |
EDWARDSVILLE — A woman is suing Lutheran Senior Services, the owner of Meridian Village, citing neglidgence and alleging that insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries.

Former employee claims harassment at George Weber Chevrolet

By Philip Gonzales |
EDWARDSVILLE – A woman is suing George Weber Chevrolet Company, Julie Lewis and Kevin Lewis, alleging hostile work environment, harassment, retaliation and discrimination.

Man blames lost toe on negligence

By Philip Gonzales |
EDWARDSVILLE — A man is suing Geneve L. Wood, individually and as trustee of the Wood Trust and the Geneve Wood Trust, Wayne A. Mollet Auction Service and Wayne A. Mollet, a property owner and auctioneer, citing alleged failure to warn, negligence and insufficient measures taken to prevent injuries.

False Claims Act case against K-Mart can proceed in SDIL; Tillery team represents plaintiffs

By The Madison County Record |
K-Mart can’t argue that customers in its pharmacy discount programs belonged to an organization that qualified for lower prices than the government paid, Seventh Circuit appellate judges ruled in a case from Southern Illinois.

Madison County civil docket June 20-24

By Carrie Gonzalez |
More than 40 Law Division cases are docketed for the week of June 20 in Madison County Circuit Court.

St. Clair County foreclosures June 1-8

By Carrie Gonzalez |
WELLS FARGO BANK V. JAMES E. NEWELL, $40,256.92, 109 ARMAND DR., CAHOKIA. 16-CH-403

Madison County foreclosures June 3-10

By Carrie Gonzalez |
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE V. JAMES R. AND DEANA J. DOUGHERTY, $126,190.53, 15 WHITE LILY DR., COLLINSVILLE. 16-CH-347

Seventh Circuit: Gilbert’s senior status on federal bench allows service on court and as SIU trustee

By The Madison County Record |
CHICAGO – U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert would have had to to resign in order to accept an appointment as trustee of Southern Illinois University if not for his senior status, according to Seventh Circuit appellate judges.