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MADISON - ST. CLAIR RECORD

Tuesday, November 26, 2024

News from 2016


Motorist accuses another driver of causing crash, injuries

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A motorist is suing another driver, alleging the defendant's negligence caused a crash that injured the plaintiff.

Madison County asbestos jury docket Oct. 11

By Carrie Gonzolaz |
The asbesots jury docket for Madison County will be held at 9 a.m. on Oct. 11 in Associate Judge Stephen Stobbs' courtroom, room 327, at the Madison County Circuit Court in Edwardsville.

Illinois entrepreneurs deserve the right to earn a living

By Michael Lucci, Illinois Policy Institute |
Illinois lawmakers should support a statewide law that limits government business regulations to only those necessary and carefully tailored to serve a legitimate public health, safety or welfare purpose.

Madison County asbestos motion docket Oct. 11-12

By Carrie Gonzolaz |
Madison County Associate Judge Stephen Stobbs has 20 asbestos cases scheduled on the motion docket for Oct. 11-12 at 9 a.m.

St. Clair County real estate Sept. 14-19

By Carrie Gonzolaz |
A Shiloh home sold for $840,000 as part of the recent St. Clair County real estate transactions for Sept. 14-19.

Madison County real estate Sept. 16-22

By Carrie Gonzolaz |
An Edwardsville home sold for more than $425,000 as part of the recent Madison County real estate transactions for Sept. 16-22

Ray Coleman: Accepted at White House but not in East St. Louis?

By The Madison County Record |
I am not an easy guy to get along with if you are dishonest, corrupt, a leader who refuses to lead, a selfish or ineffective bureaucrat, steal from kids, steal from the government. Again, I am by no means perfect, but I try to wake up every morning wanting to do good.

Thiems Construction accused of failing paying subcontractor

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A government agency and subcontractor are suing contractor Thiems Construction Co. and its insurer Travelers Casualty and Surety Co. of America, citing alleged breach of a subcontract agreement.

Election Day voter registration blocked for November balloting in Illinois

By Dawn Geske |
CHICAGO – Election Day voter registration this November has been blocked in Illinois by a federal judge.

3M Company, others accused of misrepresenting dental products

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A dental care provider is suing makers and distributors of dental restorative and cement products, citing alleged breach of express and implied warranties. 

Documentary on House Speaker Michael J. Madigan out this month

By Dawn Geske |
CHICAGO – A documentary detailing the life of Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan is scheduled for release this month.

Hawley leads in hot fundraising contest between candidates for Missouri attorney general; Simmons firm is Hensley contributor

By Russell Boniface |
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The campaign financing race between for Missouri Attorney General candidates Josh Hawley (R) and Teresa Hensley (D) has ramped up.

State rep candidate who fought teacher's union to keep service dog Jasper in school: 'I have to run'

By The Madison County Record |
MILAN – Brandi McGuire, who proved that a Labrador retriever belonged in school, aims to prove that she belongs in the Illinois Legislature.

Missouri company alleges former bookkeeper owes $100,000

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A Missouri company is suing its former bookkeeper, alleging fraud and unjust enrichment of more than $86,000.

Guest alleges injuries from playground at wedding reception

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — An East Alton woman is suing event venue operators in Worden, alleging their negligence led to injuries for one of the plaintiffs. 

Conductor sues St. Louis rail carrier for injuries

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A Madison County man is suing a railroad carrier, alleging the defendant's negligence led to the plaintiff suffering injuries. 

Critic of six-member jury law is pleased with recent decision declaring it unconstitutional

By Taryn Phaneuf |
SPRINGFIELD — In a 5-0 decision, the Illinois Supreme Court has struck down a law requiring six-member juries in civil trials.

Illinois Supreme Court names new communications director

By Taryn Phaneuf |
SPRINGFIELD — Christopher Bonjean will join the Illinois Supreme Court as director of the office of communications and public information. There, he will be responsible for reorganized the division charged with informing and educating Illinoisans about the judicial system.

Madison County driver alleges another motorist caused crash

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A Madison County man is suing a motorist, alleging the defendant's negligence caused a crash that injured the plaintiff. 

Elderly Granite City man seeks to recover alleged stolen property

By Michael Abella |
EDWARDSVILLE — A Granite City man in his 60s is suing a woman who lived with him for 15 years, alleging financial exploitation of an elderly person.