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News published on Madison - St. Clair Record in June 2018

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News from June 2018


Motorist accused of being distracted while driving

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — Three individuals are suing motorist for allegedly causing a collision.

Motorist alleges injuries from Bethalto collision

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — A motorist claims she was injured in a collision on Illinois 140 in Bethalto.

Woman alleges injuries while exiting elevator

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — A woman is suing Madison County after she was allegedly injured while existing an elevator.

Ditech Financial claims woman failed to make payments

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — A company has filed a lawsuit against a woman for allegedly failing to make payments on a debt.

Mother alleges daughter fell through floor at Lake Shore Estates

By Angelica Saylo Pilo |
EDWARDSVILLE — A woman is suing Lake Shore Estates after her daughter allegedly fell through the floor of the residence.

Guest allegedly died from injuries after falling down stairs

By Lhalie Castillo |
An estate administrator is suing Vincent Lawrence, a property owner, for alleged negligence and wrongful death.

Motorist sues vehicle owner, operator following crash

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — A motorist claims she suffered permanent injuries in a collision.

Widow says dismissal inappropriate in fraud suit against State Farm

By Heather Isringhausen Gvillo |
A widow alleges dismissal is inappropriate for State Farm in a fraud suit alleging she was wrongfully accused of vandalizing a rental home in an effort to pay for dangerous code violations the landlords refused to repair.

Appellate court finds Kelley 'penalized' woman in child support case for not having full-time job

By Elizabeth Alt |
The Fifth District Appellate Court has reversed a St. Clair Circuit Court’s ruling that denied a woman’s motion to reassess having her ex-husband pay child support.

USA&M at the top of its class for mediation and arbitration

By Justin Stoltzfus |
What does it take to win the “Best of Midwest” reader's survey for best alternative dispute resolution provider?

Illinois' adoption of uniform bar exam welcomed by law faculties, students, alumni

By John Breslin |
Students attending law schools in southern Illinois and eastern Missouri are welcoming with some thrill the much anticipated decision by Illinois to adopt the uniform bar examination, according to law professors in two institutions on either side of the river.

Doctor denies liability in suit alleging injuries from cosmetic vein treatment

By Heather Isringhausen Gvillo |
A patient alleging she suffered blisters and hair loss during a cosmetic vein treatment responded to her doctor’s affirmative defenses, in which he denies liability.

Man sues insurer over alleged denial of benefits

By Angelica Saylo Pilo |
BENTON — A Red Bud man is suing an insurance company for allegedly violating workers compensation acts.

Man alleges injuries after falling down stairs

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — A man is suing property owners after he allegedly fell down stairs that were covered with leaves.

Teen’s employer seeks dismissal in suit alleging electrocution from defective outlet

By Heather Isringhausen Gvillo |
A deceased 19-year-old’s former employer seeks to dismiss a suit alleging the teen was electrocuted while performing job duties when he attempted to plug in a vacuum pump.

USF Holding employee alleges racial discrimination

By Lhalie Castillo |
EDWARDSVILLE — An African-American truck driver is suing his employer for allegedly subjecting him to racial discrimination and a hostile work environment.

Yandle denies class certification in suit alleging faulty part from AutoZone

By John Sammon |
A federal judge has denied a motion for class certification in a case stemming from allegations of a faulty auto part, according to a memorandum and order filed on June 7 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois.

Magicians: How Illinois politicians made $1.2 billion in budget deficits disappear

By Ted Dabrowski, Wirepoints |
If you want to understand Illinois’ corrupt budget making process, take the example of how the legislature just “cleaned up” some of its unaccounted-for budget deficits.

Man alleges injuries after driver fell asleep at the wheel

By Angelica Saylo Pilo |
EDWARDSVILLE — The owner of a Dodge truck is suing the driver for allegedly falling asleep at the wheel and causing the vehicle to overturn on the highway.

Woman sues landlord after falling down stairs

By Lhalie Castillo |
BELLEVILLE — A tenant is suing her landlord after she allegedly tripped on carpet and fell down the stairs.