The Fifth District Appellate Court has upheld a lower court ruling that granted summary judgment to the defendants in an appeal by Founders Insurance Co.
After 21 months of lockout from the Madison County Veterans Assistance Commission
office, an attorney for Superintendent Brad Lavite said his client was "very ecstatic" about having his access to the county administration building restored.
The unveiling later this month of the cover of the latest book by author and political consultant Ray Coleman, "Have God Will Travel," is part of a series he envisioned almost 30 years ago, Coleman said during a recent interview.
EDWARDSVILLE — A driver and passenger are suing trucking company Piasa Enterprises Inc. and Piasa employee John E. Strebel, alleging negligence in connection with a collision.
EDWARDSVILLE — The owner of a lawn services company is suing RHP Properties Inc., d/b/a Mallard Lake Mobile Home Park, and and RHP manager Nicole Crosby, alleging defamation that substantially damaged the plaintiff's business.
EDWARDSVILLE — A husband and wife are suing Edward T. Pinnell Jr. and Marcy B. Pinnell, residence owners, alleging negligence in connection with a slip and fall.
EDWARDSVILLE — A man is suing the estate of Lynn J. Simburger, a motorist, alleging that Simburger was negligent in connection with a vehicle collisision.
An Illinois woman has filed a lawsuit alleging that her late husband developed lung cancer that eventually took his life after prolonged exposure to asbestos, dating back to his service in the U.S. Army and as an engineer for the Burlington Railroad in Chicago.
A Michigan teacher’s asbestos lawsuit alleging asbestos exposure from grinding brakes is still at trial in Madison County Associate Judge Stephen Stobb’s courtroom.