Lawyers at odds over Restatement of Law covering liability insurance

September 23, 2016, 5:06 am

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PHILADELPHIA - Insurance and business defense attorneys are sparring with the drafters of a powerful legal document that will influence the outcome of insurance liability cases.
The lawyers contend that the document, “Restatement of Law, Liability Insurance,” by the Philadelphia-based American Law Institute (ALI) will increase litigation, open the door for punitive damages against insurers, and lead to higher insurance premiums.
But, University of Pennsylvania law professor Tom Baker, one of two reporters (authors) on the project, said that the impact on price is going to be very difficult to “tease out.”
“We will be seeing a hard market in liability insurance within the next few years,” Baker said, “meaning that liability insurance prices will increase significantly – for reasons that have nothing to do with the Restatement. When that happens, people will point fingers in lots of directions.”
The ALI began the process four years ago as “Principles of the Law of Liability Insurance,” a declaration covering shortcomings in current law – where the law should be. A year and a half ago, the project was converted to a Restatement, a document intended to reflect common law, and used by judges as a guide, particularly when existing law is unclear.
Critics say that the drafts of the chapters (the fourth and final chapter was released on Sept. 12) contain too many provisions that are still aspirational, rather than a pure accounting of the law.
“There are sections in the drafts not found anywhere in the law,” said Laura A. Foggan, partner at Wiley Rein in Washington.
She points to Section 13, for instance, that says an insurer must defend any time an allegation in the legal action would be proven. It allows only three limited exceptions. The problem, Foggan says, is that other facts exist outside the complaint that have noting to do with the insured’s liability and the underlying claim, which the insurer should be allowed to consider. In these instances, the insurer would have to file a separate lawsuit that it has no duty to defend.
“The Reporters suggest their way is better than the way it works now, because there is ‘judicial supervision’ of the insurers’ decision whether to defend a policyholder,” Foggan said. “It would be similar to consumer law requiring a car rental company to get court approval to show there are no added fees before charging your credit card.”
Another Section, 19, states that an insurer that breaches the duty to defend “without a reasonable basis” loses the right to contest coverage for the action. The ALI said that the language adopts a “middle ground,” and is consistent with the rule that an insured is entitled to extra-contractual damages where the insured has acted in bad faith.
But the rationale disregards judicial findings, according to David G. Harris II, partner at Goldberg Segalla in St. Louis.
“The ALI fails to recognize that the majority of jurisdictions to have addressed the issue have held that an insurer does not automatically forfeit its coverage defenses if it is found to have wrongfully breached its duty to defend,” Harris said.
Of particular concern to insurance and business defense lawyers is the broadening of bad faith claims, and the proposed standard for and ready availability of punitive damages.
“If punitive damages are to be provided, the threshold for punitive damages plainly must be higher than that for other relief,” Foggan said. “While the Reporters purport to agree, I'm not convinced their standard for punitives accomplishes this important objective. Unless there are greater safeguards against their award, punitives will encourage unnecessary litigation for 'bonus" amounts and chill desirable (cost-saving and economically preferable) conduct by insurers.”
She added several states and the District of Columbia don’t allow punitive damages in insurance bad faith cases at all. Many states require deliberate misconduct demonstrating oppression, fraud, wantonness or malice.
“Under Section 53, at a minimum the Restatement should require proof of extreme deviation from reasonable conduct to justify punitive damages, instead its standard seems very loose,” she said.
At ALI’s 2016 annual meeting in May, the Reporters presented Tentative Draft No. 1, containing Chapter 1 on Basic Liability Insurance Contract Rules, Chapter 2 on Management of Potentially Insured Liability Claims, and Chapter 3 on General Principles Regarding the Risks Insured. Chapter 4 covers Remedies: Bad Faith and Punitive Damages.
In a meeting scheduled for Oct. 6- 7, ALI members plan to discuss preliminary Draft No. 3.
A final document isn’t expected until summer 2017, and could be delayed beyond that.
Noted civil justice reform attorney, Victor E. Schwartz, partner at Shook Hardy & Bacon in Washington, said that over the course of the project, the Reporters have added some balance, “especially where there has been no existing case law support for their position.”
“But there is still a long way to go to achieve a project that all would agree treats insurers equitably, is sensitive to the cost of insurance, and follows the most sound legal rules,” he said.

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Mother alleges hospital failed to provide HSV treatment for newborn

September 22, 2016, 9:40 am

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BELLEVILLE — An Illinois mother is suing Maryville health care providers, alleging their negligence caused injuries to her newborn son. 

Phylica Lang, as parent and natural guardian of Kamden Durnell, a minor, filed a complaint Aug. 12 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Dr. Christina L. Midkiff and Southwest Illinois Health Facilities Inc., doing business as Anderson Hospital in Maryville. Lang alleges the defendants negligently failed to screen and take appropriate measures to monitor Durnell for the herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection.

According to the complaint, on Oct. 22, 2015, Kamden Durnell was born and infected with HSV. As a result, the suit says, he suffered brain damage, permanent pain, disability, loss of future life, and Lang incurred large sums for medical treatment and care. 

The plaintiff alleges the defendants negligently failed to prescribe or recommend anti-viral medication or other appropriate treatment so as to protect the infant against the spread of HSV.

Lang seeks trial by jury, judgment of more than $75,000, plus costs of suit. She is represented by attorney Thomas Q. Keefe of Keefe, Keefe & Unsell PC in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 16-L-429

Supreme Court finds 6-person jury law unconstitutional

September 26, 2016, 11:55 am

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The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously found that a statute signed into law by former Gov. Pat Quinn which limited jurors in civil trials from 12 to six is unconstitutional.

Chief Justice Rita Garman wrote the court's opinion, citing transcripts from debates of the state's 1970 constitutional convention showed that drafters "did not believe the legislature had the authority to reduce the size of a jury below 12 members and the drafters did not act to give the legislature such power."

The high court's 5-0 decision affirms Cook County Circuit Court Judge William Gomolinski who on Dec. 21, 2015, overturned Public Act 98-1132, finding that the law violated the separation of powers between the legislature and the judiciary.

Garman wrote that the court has "long included the 12-person size of a jury within its descriptions of the essential features of a jury trial."

She declared the entire act - which also included provisions for raising juror pay - to be invalid.

Justices Thomas Kilbride and Robert Thomas did not take part in the decision.

Democrat Quinn signed the bill in the waning days of his administration after losing to Republican Bruce Rauner in November 2014.

Republican lawmakers had opposed the measure, with one calling its enactment Quinn's "parting gift" to the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association. The organization, which lobbies for attorneys who commonly represent injury plaintiffs, was a strong proponent of the measure.

Injured Illinois workers take 50 percent more time off than peers in surrounding states

September 26, 2016, 12:41 pm

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The Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission’s 2015 annual report reveals that injured workers in Illinois spend an average of 50 percent more time off work than their counterparts in Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan or Iowa. The report points out that total temporary disability claims in Illinois are for longer periods of time than those in most states covered in the study. The average time off work for a temporary injury is 18.4 weeks in Illinois, compared with 15.7 weeks in Michigan, 11.6 weeks in Iowa, 10.9 weeks in Wisconsin, and 10.5 weeks in Indiana.

This deserves attention not only because unnecessary time off work is a major cost driver for businesses and governments, but also because the long-term health of both workers and businesses is at stake. A look at two aspects of Illinois’ workers’ compensation system reveals how bad policies keep workers off the job longer in Illinois.

Illinois law gives some workers an effective pay hike when they are on workers’ compensation

Some workers in Illinois receive more take-home pay when they are injured than when they are working. Under workers’ compensation in most states, an injured worker usually receives two-thirds of his lost wages as a wage-replacement benefit. These benefits are untaxed at both the state and federal levels, so a worker who makes $3,000 per month before taxes will receive a workers’ compensation benefit of $2,000 per month, but will owe no federal or state taxes on that benefit.

What’s unusual in Illinois is that certain groups of workers receive 100 percent of their lost wages as a workers’ compensation benefit even though that income is untaxed. This creates an effective pay increase for some on workers’ compensation.

For example, the 2005 legislation signed by former Gov. Rod Blagojevich created an after-tax pay bump for lower-wage workers by raising the minimum wage-replacement rate. A worker earning no more than $220-$330 per week (depending on the number of dependents) gets all of his lost wages replaced untaxed, even if he is only a part-time worker. This creates a financial incentive for lower-wage earners to remain on workers’ compensation because they get more take-home pay and aren’t required to work.

In addition, Illinois’ Public Employee Disability Act provides that police and firefighters receive their full salaries for up to one year when they are injured. This full salary is also untaxed, meaning police and firefighters receive an effective pay bump for being injured.

This is not to say that policy should be drastically changed to put low-wage workers and public safety workers under duress when they are injured. Rather, they should simply be treated more like other injured workers. Even researchers from the Social Security Administration point out “the effect of a minimum benefit can be to ‘overcompensate’ low-wage workers in some cases.” When there is a greater financial benefit to staying home than there is to going to work, injuries in Illinois will result in more time away from the job.

Physician dispensing results in more time off work in Illinois

Another way state law causes injured workers to take more time off work is by allowing physicians to profit by dispensing drugs directly to their patients. Research by Johns Hopkins University medical scholars has shown that when doctors have a financial incentive to prescribe more medications – such as by selling the drugs they prescribe directly to patients – workers end up receiving more drugs and spending more time off work. Illinois doctors prescribe 3.2 times more medication when they sell those drugs directly to workers’ compensation patients than when a pharmacist sells the drugs prescribed. In such cases, workers spend 33 percent more time off work when the prescription is for non-opioid pharmaceuticals, and 85 percent more time off work when the prescription is for opioid painkillers.

Other states have previously dealt with this problem. When Florida banned physician dispensing of strong opioids in 2011, doctors became much less likely to prescribe them. In fact, the frequency of opioid prescriptions fell by 87 percent after the Florida law eliminated the profit motive inherent in physician dispensing. Texas and Indiana have enacted similar restrictions, with Texas outright banning physician dispensing except in rural areas with few pharmacists, and Indiana limiting physician dispensing to the first eight days after an injury.

Illinois’ comparatively longer time off work for workplace injuries needs to be studied further, as there are likely more causes then the two described here. Unnecessary time off is bad for both workers and employers, and the harmful incentives in the law hurt Illinoisans. Workers’ skills can diminish when time off drags on, which hurts workers’ long-term prospects. And when doctors dispense the drugs they prescribe, workers tend to receive more drugs, and more potentially addictive drugs, than they would otherwise. It’s also a bad deal for employers because businesses and taxpayers have to cover the cost of poorly crafted public policy.

Fifth District affirms Judge Chapman’s order enforcing settlement agreement in dispute over Lake of the Ozarks property

September 26, 2016, 6:07 pm

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The Fifth District Appellate Court affirmed Madison County Associate Judge Thomas Chapman’s order enforcing a previous consent order regarding property in Lake of the Ozarks.

Justice Judy Cates delivered the Rule 23 decision on Sept. 21 with Justices Thomas Welch and Richard Goldenhersh concurring.

The appellate court concluded that Chapman did not err in granting defendants Gary and Davi Claxton’s motion and ordering plaintiffs Richard and June Gross to sell a Lake of the Ozarks property to the defendants for the appraised value in accordance with the settlement.

The parties entered into a contract for deed on Nov. 1, 2004, where the plaintiffs agreed to sell their vacation home at the Lake of the Ozarks to the defendants for $300,000.

According to the contract, the defendants were required to provide $10,000 in earnest money and then make $1,000 payments per month for five years with a final balloon payment on Dec. 1, 2009.

However, during the fall of 2009, the defendants found that they could not make the final balloon payment of approximately $276,000.

The plaintiffs agreed to extend the contract until Dec. 1, 2010.

The defendants made their monthly payments for the year but, again, found that they could not make the final balloon payment.

The plaintiffs were unwilling to provide another extension, so they served the defendants with a notice of default and intent to declare a forfeiture on Dec. 7, 2010.

Then in February 2011, the plaintiffs filed a complaint against the defendants for breach of contract, conversion and fraud.

In May 2011, the plaintiffs filed a motion to restore to themselves immediate possession of the property.

The defendants replied with a motion to compel the plaintiffs to accept a payoff of the balance after they obtained a loan to pay the full remaining balance of the home.

However, the plaintiffs refused to accept the payoff.

The defendants also alleged they had a verbal agreement with Gary Prewitt, a local business owner, to purchase the property for $550,000, but he failed to complete the purchase after the plaintiffs contacted him. They claim they would have been able to pay off the contract if the plaintiffs hadn’t interfered with negotiations.

They later filed a counterclaim against the plaintiffs alleging tortious interference with a business expectancy.

On Oct. 26, 2011, the parties reached a settlement. They agreed to “use their best efforts” to sell the property for a minimum of $600,000. If the property didn’t sell, then the plaintiffs agreed to allow the defendants to purchase the property for the appraisal price.

Prewitt made several offers below the asking price, which the defendants refused to accept.

By Aug. 3, 2012, the plaintiffs filed a motion to vacate or modify the settlement agreement. They argued that while Prewitt’s offers were below the asking price, they exceeded the appraised value.

They claim the defendants “fraudulently concealed their bad faith intention to reject bona fide contract offers, knowing that if bona fide offers were rejected, a provision in the consent order would allow them to purchase the property for the appraisal price, and thereafter sell the property at a substantial profit, without having to share any profits with the plaintiffs.

The circuit court denied their request.

Then on Dec. 10, 2014, the defendants filed a motion to enforce the consent order, requesting the court to order the plaintiffs to accept the appraisal price of $200,000 for the property.

The plaintiffs argued that the appraisals obtained by the parties did not represent the true market value of the property. Instead, they argue that Prewitt’s offers reflect the true market value for the property and that the defendants acted in bad faith in rejecting the offers.

On March 12, 2015, the court found that the parties were unable to sell the property at the agreed upon sale price of $600,000. Further, the $200,000 appraisal was less than the contract balance owed to the plaintiffs, and that under the terms of the consent order, the defendants were required to pay $200,000 to the plaintiffs.

“The court determined that the consent order was not procedurally or substantively unconscionable, and that there was no bad faith,” the appellate court wrote.

As a result, the circuit court granted the defendants’ motion to enforce the consent order and upon tender of $200,000, the plaintiffs were to execute and deliver a warranty deed for the property to the defendants.

The plaintiffs appealed.

The appellate court agreed with the circuit court’s ruling.

“In this case, the plaintiffs have not established that the enforcement of the consent agreement was unconscionable, or that the defendants acted in bad faith in rejecting Gary Prewitt’s offers to purchase the property,” Cates wrote.

“Perhaps, both parties overestimated the actual value of this property to Gary Prewitt, or the market value to another qualified buyer. Even so, the value was a known variable to the parties when they negotiated the settlement and entered into the consent order, and that variable, with attendant risks, does not render the enforcement of the consent order unconscionable,” she continued.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 11-L-164

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September 27, 2016, 8:38 am

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LOHMANN JOACHIM   V.   AII ACQUISITIONS LLC FKA AII A
15-L-000275, ASBESTOS JU 327

SMITH DONALD C   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
15-L-000640, ASBESTOS JU 327

BOWEN GARRY M   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000728, ASBESTOS JU 327

SHAW CORNELIA G   V.   A O SMITH CORPORATION
15-L-000836, ASBESTOS JU 327

PERRAULT EARL   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000863, ASBESTOS JU 327

CANTU JOSE   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000870, ASBESTOS JU 327

DAICHENDT MICHAEL   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000908, ASBESTOS JU 327

WILSON ROBERT E   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-001085, ASBESTOS JU 327

EGOLF EDWARD   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-001156, ASBESTOS JU 327

SOMERVILLE WILLIAM   V.   AGCO CORPORATION FOR MASSEY FE
15-L-001173, ASBESTOS JU 327

TODD GENEVIEVE M   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
15-L-001289, ASBESTOS JU 327

MONTANO JAMES S   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-001352, ASBESTOS JU 327

FISHER JERRY H   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-001402, ASBESTOS JU 327

SUSEK LARRY   V.   BORGWARNER MORSE TEC LLC AS SU
15-L-001410, ASBESTOS JU 327

VANCIL JACK C INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
12-L-000135, ASBESTOS JU 327

LOVELACE WADE H   V.   BORG WARNER CORPORATION BY ITS
12-L-000159, ASBESTOS JU 327

FISHER DENISE M INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ANHEUSER BUSCH COMPANIES LLC
12-L-000345, ASBESTOS JU 327

SKIDMORE ALFRED J   V.   AMERAFLEX RUBBER & GASKET CO I
12-L-000407, ASBESTOS JU 327

DIXON EVELYN K INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000494, ASBESTOS JU 327

SHUMATE ALBERT M   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000643, ASBESTOS JU 327

SHEAROUSE KAREN   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES, LLC
12-L-000648, ASBESTOS JU 327

SHIMAK EDWARD W   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000689, ASBESTOS JU 327

VASVARI JOANNE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY
13-L-000248, ASBESTOS JU 327

LIESCH DAVID   V.   ARVINMERITOR INC AKA ROCKWELL
13-L-000320, ASBESTOS JU 327

FLICK LARRY   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
13-L-000689, ASBESTOS JU 327

STOVER RONNIE L   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
13-L-000985, ASBESTOS JU 327

ST VINCENT FRANK   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY
13-L-001075, ASBESTOS JU 327

MOLLE PATRICIA   V.   AKZO NOBEL PAINTS LLC FKA THE
13-L-001126, ASBESTOS JU 327

SIMMONS FOREST   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
13-L-001780, ASBESTOS JU 327

RICHARDS JANET INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ASBESTOS CORPORATION LTD
13-L-001825, ASBESTOS JU 327

EARNSHAW GARY   V.   84 LUMBER COMPANY
13-L-002008, ASBESTOS JU 327

HEDRICK MICHAEL INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
14-L-000104, ASBESTOS JU 327

ROOT LAWRENCE   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
14-L-000216, ASBESTOS JU 327

CARROLL STEPHEN   V.   84 LUMBER COMPANY
14-L-000256, ASBESTOS JU 327

SHECKELLS JANICE   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
14-L-000318, ASBESTOS JU 327

APLIN WILBER INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
14-L-000577, ASBESTOS JU 327

COX DAVID E   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
14-L-000697, ASBESTOS JU 327

SCHROEDER DONALD W   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
14-L-000700, ASBESTOS JU 327

KENNEDY MICHAEL   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
15-L-000026, ASBESTOS JU 327

SCHREMPF LARRY G   V.   A BEST ABATEMENT INC
15-L-000832, ASBESTOS JU 327

COTTO ROWEL   V.   ALLIED INSULATION SUPPLY CO IN
12-L-000191, ASBESTOS JU 327

DOLLINGER GERALDINE R INDIVIDU   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY I
12-L-000493, ASBESTOS JU 327

JOHNSON LONNIE   V.   AAMCO TOOLS, A/K/A HENNESSY IN
12-L-000685, ASBESTOS JU 327

LOTT BILLY   V.   AUTOZONE INC
12-L-001672, ASBESTOS JU 327

POLITTE JOHN C   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000231, ASBESTOS JU 327

SWORDS VIOLET   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
13-L-000002, ASBESTOS JU 327

RUBY BARBARA L   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000190, ASBESTOS JU 327

PACHOLKA KATHRYN L INDIVIDUALL   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000301, ASBESTOS JU 327

RICKMAN MARY S   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY I
12-L-000344, ASBESTOS JU 327

DOPP FREDERICK H   V.   AMERICAN ART CLAY CO INC
12-L-000457, ASBESTOS JU 327

WEST JANICE D   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
12-L-000590, ASBESTOS JU 327

HUDSON THOMAS   V.   ASBESTOS CORPORATION LTD
13-L-001533, ASBESTOS JU 327

RENSBERGER SHEILA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ASBESTOS CORPORATION LTD
13-L-002009, ASBESTOS JU 327

ALSIP MARY LOUISE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   CERTAIN-TEED CORPORATION
12-L-000477, ASBESTOS JU 327

Prenzler moves for new trial in discrimination suit brought by former employee; Jurors awarded $658K in February

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BENTON – Madison County Treasurer Kurt Prenzler has challenged a verdict of federal court jurors who awarded $450,000 to former county comptroller Linda Dunnagan in a disability discrimination suit.
County counsel John Gilbert, on behalf of the treasurer’s office, moved for judgment as a matter of law or for a new trial on Sept. 13.
"Temporarily taking time off work due to an illness does not establish a disability,” he wrote.
Dunnagan sued Prenzler’s office in 2014, after he eliminated her position.
District Judge Staci Yandle held trial over three days in February.
After jurors rendered the verdict, Gilbert moved to reduce it.
For Dunnagan, Lee Barron and William Buchanan of Alton moved to award wage losses, legal fees and court costs.
In July, Yandle awarded Dunnagan $80,090.61 in wages, $125,440 in fees, and $3,368.16 in costs.
That raised the judgment to $658,898.77.
Now Gilbert asks her to clear Prenzler or try the case again.
“Not every person with an illness or chronic disease will necessarily be considered disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act," he wrote.
“No medical evidence showed plaintiff was ever substantially limited in her ability to work.
“She also failed to show an illness limiting her ability to work for more than a short period of time.
"When she returned to work, she was not substantially limited and was fully released to work with no restrictions.”
He wrote that Dunnagan, her spouse, her supervisors and other employees all believed that when she returned she could perform all the tasks of her job.
He wrote that no one regarded her as disabled, and that she presented no evidence that Prenzler said or did anything indicating that he believed she was disabled.
Dunnagan’s response will come due on Oct. 17.

Madison County civil docket Oct. 3-6

September 27, 2016, 8:59 am

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Monday, October 3

9:00 AM

KOPESKY AMY ON BEHALF OF HERSE  V.  CITY OF COLLINSVILLE A
11-L-001306, FLACK 228

FORD RITA  V.  VANDER VELDE THEODORE L MD
15-L-000582, MATOESIAN 351

MOLLET MEGAN  V.  SIRKO MADELINE E
13-L-002042, MATOESIAN 351

HODGES LUCINDA A  V.  D BAST & ASSOCIATES INC DBA JU
12-L-002082, RUTH 311

FITCHETT PATRICIA  V.  PARKINSON CHARLES
13-L-000409, HYLLA 327

BENNE HAROLD C  V.  PRICE NORMAN L
15-L-000773, MUDGE 302

Wednesday, October 5

1:00 PM

KENSON GRAIN COMPANY LP  V.  MCCLASKEY GRAIN COMPANY INC
16-L-001204, SC JUDGE TBA

1:30 PM

RAUL JONATHAN INDIVIDUALLY AND  V.  HIGHLANDER KENNETH P
16-L-000703, HARRISON 247

Thursday, October 6

8:30 AM

SCHWARTZ ETHAN FKA ETHAN HEARD  V.  NEWBANKS JAMES
13-L-001083, BARBERIS 230

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Insurance provider alleges construction business owes $229,000

September 27, 2016, 9:13 am

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EDWARDSVILLE — An insurance provider is suing an Illinois construction company, alleging it owes more than $229,000. 

Technology Insurance Co. filed a lawsuit Sept. 12 in Madison County Circuit Court against Oasis Construction Inc. of Troy, alleging failure to comply with the provisions of the workers compensation insurance policy.

According to the complaint, in 2016, Technology Insurance suffered monetary damages for not collecting payment for the defendant's premium in the amount of $229,052. The plaintiff alleges Oasis Construction has refused and continues to refuse to make payment for the insurance premium that is due.

Technology Insurance seeks trial by jury, judgment of $229,052, plus court costs. It is represented by attorney Michael S. Baim of The CKB Firm in Chicago.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 16-L-1289

Madison County asbestos motion docket Oct. 3-7

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Monday, October 3

9:00 AM

DALTON STEPHEN G INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AFC HOLCROFT LLC C/O CORPORATI
11-L-001230, ASBESTOS J 327

ELLIOTT KIMBERLY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
14-L-001583, ASBESTOS J 327

TEW EDWIN R   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
15-L-001026, ASBESTOS J 327

MARSH SIDNEY G   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000951, ASBESTOS J 327

SMITH DANNY   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-001665, ASBESTOS J 327

WEYGANDT RONALD   V.   AII ACQUISITIONS LLC FKA AII A
16-L-000172, ASBESTOS J 327

WILLIAMS GEORGIA FAYE INDIVIDU   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
13-L-000387, ASBESTOS J 327

BARRY LEONA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   4520 CORP INC FKA BENJAMIN F S
13-L-001278, ASBESTOS J 327

LINDEL DAVIS INDIVIDUALLY   V.   BORGWARNER MORSE TEC INC AS SU
13-L-001963, ASBESTOS J 327

JESTES HERMAN R   V.   4520 CORP INC FKA BENJAMIN F S
13-L-002117, ASBESTOS J 327

KNAB GRETA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AO SMITH CORPORATION
14-L-000997, ASBESTOS J 327

MARSH SHELLY A   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-000367, ASBESTOS J 327

ARTHAUD DELBERT WAYNE INDIVIDU   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-001345, ASBESTOS J 327

HODAPP ROBIN   V.   ACME INSULATION INC
11-L-000819, ASBESTOS J 327

HALLAGAN BOYD R   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000134, ASBESTOS J 327

DAVIDSON BRUCE W   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000232, ASBESTOS J 327

GRIFFIN WILLIAM A   V.   AII ACQUISITIONS, LLC
12-L-000365, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON PHYLLIS A   V.   ALLIED INSULATION SUPPLY COMPA
12-L-000409, ASBESTOS J 327

WELCH LUBIE JR.   V.   A.O. SMITH CORPORATION
12-L-000683, ASBESTOS J 327

HINKLE GARRY   V.   AAMCO TOOLS, A/K/A HENNESSY IN
12-L-000695, ASBESTOS J 327

HEARN GAIL INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AO SMITH CORPORATION
14-L-001000, ASBESTOS J 327

BRACKENS CHARLES   V.   AII ACQUISITIONS LLC FKA ACQUI
14-L-001356, ASBESTOS J 327

CONTOS JOHN   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000476, ASBESTOS J 327

GREVEN THEODORUS F   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
15-L-000559, ASBESTOS J 327

BLANCHARD BOBBY A   V.   AKZO NOBEL PAINTS LLC FKA GLID
12-L-000054, ASBESTOS J 327

HATTERICK LINDA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AKZO NOBEL PAINTS LLC FKA GLID
12-L-000069, ASBESTOS J 327

SADIS EVELYN M INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000324, ASBESTOS J 327

LYNCH BRENDA K INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000424, ASBESTOS J 327

SHEETS BETTY S INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000514, ASBESTOS J 327

KERTCHAVAL IRENE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000515, ASBESTOS J 327

WAGNER LAVERN L II   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000264, ASBESTOS J 327

WHITAKER FLOYD   V.   AII ACQUISITIONS LLC FKA AII A
15-L-000265, ASBESTOS J 327

MADDY BARBARA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
14-L-001266, ASBESTOS J 327

ST CLAIR BOBBY J   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
14-L-001375, ASBESTOS J 327

STELTENPOHL DONALD E INDIVIDUA   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES LLC
12-L-000084, ASBESTOS J 327

MCINTOSH GERALDINE INDIVIDUALL   V.   AK STEEL CORPORATION
12-L-000161, ASBESTOS J 327

SCOTT BARBARA A INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000433, ASBESTOS J 327

ANDERSON LARUTH INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000605, ASBESTOS J 327

SWALLOW CHARLES W   V.   A.O. SMITH CORPORATION
12-L-000713, ASBESTOS J 327

YOUNG LITITIA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ACE HARDWARE CORPORATION
13-L-001304, ASBESTOS J 327

DENTON ROBERT F   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
13-L-001736, ASBESTOS J 327

CRANE TRUVIE J   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
15-L-000091, ASBESTOS J 327

PERRAULT EARL   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000863, ASBESTOS J 327

WILSON ROBERT E   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-001085, ASBESTOS J 327

VANCIL JACK C INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
12-L-000135, ASBESTOS J 327

LOVELACE WADE H   V.   BORG WARNER CORPORATION BY ITS
12-L-000159, ASBESTOS J 327

FISHER DENISE M INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ANHEUSER BUSCH COMPANIES LLC
12-L-000345, ASBESTOS J 327

DIXON EVELYN K INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000494, ASBESTOS J 327

SHUMATE ALBERT M   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000643, ASBESTOS J 327

SHEAROUSE KAREN   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES, LLC
12-L-000648, ASBESTOS J 327

CARROLL STEPHEN   V.   84 LUMBER COMPANY
14-L-000256, ASBESTOS J 327

COTTO ROWEL   V.   ALLIED INSULATION SUPPLY CO IN
12-L-000191, ASBESTOS J 327

DOLLINGER GERALDINE R INDIVIDU   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY I
12-L-000493, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON LONNIE   V.   AAMCO TOOLS, A/K/A HENNESSY IN
12-L-000685, ASBESTOS J 327

LOTT BILLY   V.   AUTOZONE INC
12-L-001672, ASBESTOS J 327

POLITTE JOHN C   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000231, ASBESTOS J 327

RUBY BARBARA L   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000190, ASBESTOS J 327

PACHOLKA KATHRYN L INDIVIDUALL   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
12-L-000301, ASBESTOS J 327

RICKMAN MARY S   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY I
12-L-000344, ASBESTOS J 327

10:00 AM

KIEFER MARIA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ASBESTOS CORPORATION LTD
13-L-001595, ASBESTOS J 327

LEE DOMINIQUE AS SPC ADM OF ES   V.   ASBESTOS CORPORATION LTD
13-L-000597, ASBESTOS J 327

YOUNG LITITIA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ACE HARDWARE CORPORATION
13-L-001304, ASBESTOS J 327

Wednesday, October 5

9:00 AM

EVANS DAVID   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
14-L-001451, ASBESTOS J 327

COMPARETTO JOHN   V.   ADVANCED AUTO PARTS INC FKA WE
15-L-000168, ASBESTOS J 327

KINNEY WENDELL   V.   4520 CORP INC SUCCESSOR IN INT
16-L-000258, ASBESTOS J 327

TOTH LEANN THE ESTATE OF JAMES   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC FKA WES
14-L-001033, ASBESTOS J 327

BUNTING BARBARA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER COMPANY
15-L-000741, ASBESTOS J 327

CROSS RANDY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AFTON PUMPS INC
15-L-000880, ASBESTOS J 327

CASTLE CORBETT   V.   84 LUMBER
15-L-001549, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON ROBERT T   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
15-L-001586, ASBESTOS J 327

JOSEPH MARY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
15-L-001696, ASBESTOS J 327

MATTHEWS JOANNE L   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
16-L-000423, ASBESTOS J 327

PARKER WILLIAM NEIL   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC
16-L-000430, ASBESTOS J 327

GRICE DUANE   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000678, ASBESTOS J 327

FERRERA FRANCESCO   V.   AO SMITH CORPORATION
16-L-000821, ASBESTOS J 327

MAZZARESE JOSEPH   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000879, ASBESTOS J 327

BRUSH REX   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000894, ASBESTOS J 327

ULIBARRI JUDITH   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000997, ASBESTOS J 327

COGGINS SHELIA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   4520 CORP INC SUC INI NT TO BE
16-L-001012, ASBESTOS J 327

DENEMARK PAUL INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
16-L-001112, ASBESTOS J 327

TOSH NEDRA   V.   AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC
13-L-000633, ASBESTOS J 327

ALLEN VICKI L INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ALFA LAVAL INC
11-L-001069, ASBESTOS J 327

GUERRERO GREGORY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP
14-L-000676, ASBESTOS J 327

COSTIC PEARLIE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
14-L-001083, ASBESTOS J 327

DZEN NOLA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AO SMITH CORPORATION
14-L-001271, ASBESTOS J 327

BAUER CONRAD   V.   AO SMITH CORPORATION
14-L-001362, ASBESTOS J 327

GUTJAHR CORINNE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC FKA WES
14-L-001732, ASBESTOS J 327

BILLUPS LOUISE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
15-L-000227, ASBESTOS J 327

PACHMAYR WILLIAM L JR   V.   3M COMPANY
15-L-001683, ASBESTOS J 327

STUCKART LEROY   V.   WATTS WATER TECHNOLOGIES INC
16-L-000104, ASBESTOS J 327

OVERMAN ROBERT J   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
16-L-000214, ASBESTOS J 327

CARRILLO TAMI   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000308, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON MELVIN   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000414, ASBESTOS J 327

KRUPA JACQUELINE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY
16-L-000508, ASBESTOS J 327

LEE MARY P INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
16-L-000698, ASBESTOS J 327

FOREMAN GLENN   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORA
16-L-000813, ASBESTOS J 327

MONTELL JAMES   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000876, ASBESTOS J 327

CAMILLERI TERRENCE   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000998, ASBESTOS J 327

SOBOL GREGORY   V.   ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL, INC.
12-L-000698, ASBESTOS J 327

CLARK IVA   V.   A.O. SMITH CORPORATION
12-L-000751, ASBESTOS J 327

ARNOLD RONALD INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER COMPANY
12-L-001081, ASBESTOS J 327

SNIDER FRANK   V.   BORGWARNER MORSE TEC INC FKA B
12-L-001082, ASBESTOS J 327

ENLOW GERALD   V.   ARVINMERITOR INC IND AND AS SU
12-L-001086, ASBESTOS J 327

BAXTER CHARLES   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION
13-L-001992, ASBESTOS J 327

BAVOSI ARTHUR   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000386, ASBESTOS J 327

HOUSTON AUBREY   V.   84 LUMBER
15-L-000414, ASBESTOS J 327

LAUVE DONALD   V.   ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC
15-L-001349, ASBESTOS J 327

ADAMS BETTY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
15-L-001616, ASBESTOS J 327

GENTRY JIMMY   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000129, ASBESTOS J 327

MARSH BRIAN   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000315, ASBESTOS J 327

RASCO EZELL   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES LLC
12-L-000930, ASBESTOS J 327

BODNAR BONNIE   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-001053, ASBESTOS J 327

BRANHAM JUDITH L INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES LLC
12-L-000846, ASBESTOS J 327

DUFUR GEORGIA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
15-L-000800, ASBESTOS J 327

BLICK SYLVIA   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000504, ASBESTOS J 327

MCINTYRE MICHAEL D INDIVIDUALL   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY I
12-L-000353, ASBESTOS J 327

BEHM MARILYN INDIVIDUALLY   V.   A W CHESTERTON CO
12-L-000733, ASBESTOS J 327

COLON CRISTOBAL   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS  INC
12-L-000747, ASBESTOS J 327

ALLEN MICHAEL D   V.   A.O. SMITH CORPORATION
12-L-000811, ASBESTOS J 327

STEEL EARL JR INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES LLC
12-L-000918, ASBESTOS J 327

GIBSON DEWEY JR.   V.   A.O. SMITH CORPORATION
12-L-000940, ASBESTOS J 327

FAIR STANLEY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS, INC.;
12-L-000959, ASBESTOS J 327

CLAFLIN FRANK C   V.   ADM MALTING COMPANY INC
12-L-000982, ASBESTOS J 327

GARRARD JODIE L INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
12-L-000988, ASBESTOS J 327

SHIVLEY RODNEY   V.   AAMCO TOOLS AKA HENNESSY INDUS
12-L-001024, ASBESTOS J 327

WILLIAMS DANIEL   V.   BLUE BIRD CORPORATION
12-L-001068, ASBESTOS J 327

YOUNG JOHNNY   V.   84 LUMBER COMPANY
12-L-001078, ASBESTOS J 327

EASTER MARJORIE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ALLIED MANUFACTURING COMPANY
12-L-001742, ASBESTOS J 327

CHEATHAM SHERMAN W   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
13-L-000442, ASBESTOS J 327

SELLE OMA AS ADMIN OF THE STAT   V.   APEX OIL COMPANY INC
13-L-001710, ASBESTOS J 327

MCNULTY LAURA AS ADMIN OF THE   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC
14-L-000287, ASBESTOS J 327

HAYES ALTA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
14-L-000952, ASBESTOS J 327

PHELPS PAUL   V.   GEORGIA PACIFIC LLC
14-L-001503, ASBESTOS J 327

NEWELL SAM   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
15-L-000656, ASBESTOS J 327

SHAW CORNELIA G   V.   A O SMITH CORPORATION
15-L-000836, ASBESTOS J 327

CANTU JOSE   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS
15-L-000870, ASBESTOS J 327

ECKERT SHIRLEY M INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL INC
16-L-000046, ASBESTOS J 327

GILLEY DEAN B   V.   ALMA PISTON COMPANY
16-L-000156, ASBESTOS J 327

HOLBROOK JAMES   V.   3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ
16-L-000274, ASBESTOS J 327

YEARGAN WESLEY A   V.   AMERICAN BILTRITE INC
16-L-000466, ASBESTOS J 327

ZURAWSKI BARBARA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
16-L-000490, ASBESTOS J 327

SMITH DUANE   V.   BOEING COMPANY THE
16-L-000538, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON ALICE   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000884, ASBESTOS J 327

BATES JOSEPH   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000893, ASBESTOS J 327

FORSYTHE CAREN INDIVIDUALLY   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000963, ASBESTOS J 327

HUFF DELEON   V.   AMCORD, INC.
12-L-000803, ASBESTOS J 327

SMITH CONTESSA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC
13-L-002166, ASBESTOS J 327

VAN WINKLE HAROLD   V.   AO SMITH CORPORATION
14-L-000130, ASBESTOS J 327

DUKES JACQUELINE   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY
14-L-001064, ASBESTOS J 327

LEVINE JULIUS   V.   ROCKWELL AUTOMATION INC INDIVI
15-L-000767, ASBESTOS J 327

MORRIS CHARLES   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
15-L-001456, ASBESTOS J 327

FREEMAN RONALD   V.   ROCKWELL AUTOMATION INC
15-L-001536, ASBESTOS J 327

HALL JANET INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
10-L-001159, ASBESTOS J 327

Thursday, October 6

9:00 AM

BARNETT DANNY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS, INC.
12-L-000680, ASBESTOS J 327

PLATZ BOBBY   V.   ACE HARDWARE CORPORATION
13-L-001525, ASBESTOS J 327

ECKERT SHIRLEY M INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ARMSTRONG INTERNATIONAL INC
16-L-000046, ASBESTOS J 327

Friday, October 7

9:00 AM

DAVIS JOHN E   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
15-L-000030, ASBESTOS J 327

FORESTER GEOFFREY   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP
15-L-001232, ASBESTOS J 327

MAZZARESE JOSEPH   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000879, ASBESTOS J 327

DEMBY HAROLD JR INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
12-L-001829, ASBESTOS J 327

WOODS BILLIE JO INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL
14-L-001648, ASBESTOS J 327

FREER ROBERTA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC
15-L-001361, ASBESTOS J 327

MONTELL JAMES   V.   3 M COMPANY
16-L-000876, ASBESTOS J 327

PLATZ BOBBY   V.   ACE HARDWARE CORPORATION
13-L-001525, ASBESTOS J 327

KROEGER DORIS INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP
14-L-000565, ASBESTOS J 327

MANN ANNA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   84 LUMBER
15-L-000937, ASBESTOS J 327

DURON ELSA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS S
16-L-000598, ASBESTOS J 327

BLICK SYLVIA   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000504, ASBESTOS J 327

SPENCE WHITNEY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI
12-L-000829, ASBESTOS J 327

LENARZ JOSEPH   V.   3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ
16-L-000041, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON ALICE   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000884, ASBESTOS J 327

BOWEN FRED   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY
15-L-000150, ASBESTOS J 327

PHILLIPS LAWRENCE W SR   V.   ARVINMERITOR INC
15-L-001004, ASBESTOS J 327

1:30 PM

MCFARLAND JULIA   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000840, ASBESTOS J 327

JOHNSON ALICE   V.   3M COMPANY
16-L-000884, ASBESTOS J 327

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EDWARDSVILLE — State Farm is suing two Illinois residents, alleging their negligence caused damage to Cottage Hills property they were leasing.

State Farm Fire & Casualty Company, acting for Kenny & Lori Herrin, filed a lawsuit Sept. 12 in Madison County Circuit Court against John Louis Piper Jr. and Amy Rice, alleging the defendants negligently cooked methamphetamine on the Herrins' premises.

According to the complaint, on Feb. 10, 2013, the Herrins leased the Cottage Hills property to Piper. The suit says, on that date, the defendants were cooking methamphetamine when the home caught fire. 

The lawsuit states the fire caused $91,730 in damages. The plaintiff alleges Piper and Rice failed to act in a reasonable manner for the safety of other people's property.

State Farm seeks trial by jury, judgment of $91,730, together with court costs. It is represented by attorney Harry Ray Chiles Jr. of Harry Chiles & Associates in Wheaton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 16-L-1283

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EDWARDSVILLE — A ship repairman is suing a Hartford shipyard owner, alleging the defendant's negligence led to the plaintiff's right hand being amputated. 

Rodger A. Radcliff, III filed a lawsuit Sept. 9 in Madison County Circuit Court against National Maintenance & Repair Inc. alleging failure to provide a reasonably safe place to work.

According to the complaint, on April 12, while Radcliff was performing repairs on a ship's engine at the defendant's shipyard in Hartford, his right hand was caught in a milling machine and was amputated. 

As a result, the suit says, Radcliff has suffered permanent injuries, lost wages and earning capacity, physical pain and mental anguish and medical care and treatment. The plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to provide adequate training, failed to inspect the hazards in the work area, failed to provide safe tools and equipment and failed to provide maintenance and cure.

Radcliff seeks trial by jury, judgment in an amount that is fair and sufficient under the circumstances, plus costs of suit and all other relief as justice requires. He is represented by attorney Matthew R. Chapman of Becker, Schroader & Chapman PC in Granite City.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 16-L-1280

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SEPTEMBER 12, 2016

WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY V. BRUCE D. BERTOLINO, $69,330.57, 700 DIVISION ST., ALTON. 16-CH-544
US BANK V. MATTHEW A. AND CHRISTINE GARNER, $53,503.67, 1237 BROWN ST., ALTON. 16-CH-545
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. RICHARD B. AND JILLIAN L. ROTI- DUNNAVANT, $160,332.40, 564 CLOVER DR., EDWARDSVILLE. 16-CH-546
BANK OF AMERICA V. MILDRED C. MILLER AND JULIE MILLER, $71,572.47, 423 AUGUSTA ST., ALTON. 16-CH-547

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

US BANK V. ROBERT A. AND KIMBERLY EDDLEMAN, $89,021.15, 18 PERIGEN LN., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-543
FIRST COLLINSVILLE BANK V. NICOLE AND JOSEPH R. PORTELL AND GERALDINE R. TAUVAR, $52,738.90, 3704 WESTERN AVE., ALTON. 16-CH-548
BANK OF AMERICA V. UNKNOWN HEIRS CHARLES H. WEIBLE, $116,748.50, 1053 COTE BRILLANTE, GRANITE CITY. 16-CH549
BURTCO V. MICHAEL AND MARY ELLEN HURST, $40,789.93, 419 BUTCHER ST., BETHALTO. 16-CH-550
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE V. JAMES AND LAURIE HOLMAN, $26,136.08, 705 27TH PL. GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-551

SEPTEMBER 14, 2016

WELLS FARGO BANK V. CRYSTAL AND RICKY L. RIDENHOUR, $93,268.87, 211 E. WOODCREST DR., COLLINSVILLE. 16-CH-552
WELLS FARGO BANK V. DUSTIN F. BAZZELL, $65,158.98, 920 CEDAR DR., WOOD RIVER. 16-CH-553
GCS CREDIT UNION V. NATHAN E. AND JENNA K. WHITE, $99,336.21, 3264 EDGEWOOD AVE., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-554

SEPTEMBER 15, 2016

US BANK V. JAMIE S. BURNETT, $34,920.65, 2407 CENTRAL AVE., ALTON. 16-CH-555
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. WENDELL MARSHALL AND VALERIE DAVIS, $30,230.93, 1826 SKEEN ST., MADISON. 16-CH-556

SEPTEMBER 16, 2016

US BANK V. GAYLON AND CLETA SEAGRAVES, $58,154.01, 2716 VIEWLAND ST., ALTON. 16-CH-557
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V. TANDRA STEWART , $127,888.36, 109 HERBERT PL., EDWARDSVILLE. 16-CH-560
US BANK V. DEBRA MATHENIA, $67,620.28, 2413 GRAND AVE., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-561
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. HEIRS OF MICHAEL B. HILL, $41,535.26, 1216 AND 1218 E. 6TH ST., ALTON. 16-CH-562
WELLS FARGO BANK V. TIMOTHY R. BOGGS, $30,138.80, 769 CONDIT ST., WOOD RIVER. 16-CH-563
SILVERGATE BANK V. JUDITH K. BOWLES, $41,318.78, 7 WINTERGREEN DR., GLEN CARBON. 16-CH-564

SEPTEMBER 20, 2016

WELLS FARGO BANK V. RYAN SEDEJ, $65,750.63, 2108 ST. CLAIR AVE., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-565
US BANK V. CLARENCE L. JR. AND TAMMY WILLIAMS, $148,278.65, 410 N. CENTER ST., COLLINSVILLE. 16-CH-566
MIDFIRST BANK V. MARCI J. LILLY, $45,827.23, 237 12TH ST., WOOD RIVER. 16-CH-568
REGIONS BANK V. HEATHER DAGON, $88,639.17, 4 ROSE LN., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-569

SEPTEMBER 22, 2016

US BANK V. KATHY D. FISK, $71,946.75, 2833 EDGEWOOD AVE., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-570
WELLS FARGO BANK V. JERRY L. AND KEISHA CLARK, $51,127.58, 2404 SUNBURY AVE., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-571
THE BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE V. STEVEN K. GEORGEOFF AND FAUNE M. EDMONDS AND JAMES EDMONDS, $156,743.59, 3509 OLD STAUBE LN., ALTON. 16-CH-572
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE V. KERRY M. WOODS, $36,533.70, 13 DEVON HILL LN., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-573
FINANCE OF AMERICA V. HEIRS OF VIOLA M. COPELAND, $65,024.63, 134 S. MAIN ST., GLEN CARBON. 16-CH-574

SEPTEMBER 23, 2016

WELLS FARGO BANK V. BRIAN ERNST, $57,645.14, 412 AND 418 RIDGE ST., ALTON. 16-CH-575
PHH MORTGAGE V. TIMOTHY C. AND BRENDA L. KEMP, $179,465.42, 8009 E. MICK RD., EDWARDSVILLE. 16-CH-576
WELLS FARGO BANK V. HEIRS OF SHIRLEY B. DEVORE, $27,393.56, 3009 BUXTON AVE., GRANITE CITY. 16-CH-577

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US BANK V. ANGELA D.  AND MICHAEL JANSEN, $223,449.45, 6 CHARLES TR., LEBANON. 16-CH-606

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

WELLS FARGO BANK V. FRANCIS K.  AND MELISSA KUSH, $227,996.30, 7021 BELLINGHAM CR., OFALLON. 16-CH-604
FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE CO. V. RICHARD L. HOULE, $76,008.69, 107 S. 30TH ST., BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-605
WELLS FARGO BANK V. STACY M.  MULLENS, $42,133.53, 3806 W. MAIN ST., BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-607

SEPTEMBER 14, 2016

M&T BANK V. KARLOS P. OSGLESBY, $106,175.78, 6015 W. B ST., BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-608
WELLS FARGO BANK V. WESTLEY T. DENT AND TAMECKAS DENT, $207,207.41, 2738 BROOKRUN DR., BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-609
REGIONS BANK V. MARGIE L. SANDERSON, $50,225.94, 711 DEVONSHIRE DR. , BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-610
PHH MORTGAGE V. NEIL K. AND OLIVIA J. COOK, $103,512.28, 710 CHERRY ST., LEBANON. 16-CH-611

SEPTEMBER 15, 2016

US BANK V. MARQUITTA AND FREDERICK GILMORE, $106,194.63, 216 LAUREL DR., FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS. 16-CH-614
REGIONS BANK V. JOHN G. AND GINA L. MATHEWS, $88,647.95, 9328 GOLDEN ROD MINE RD., NEW ATHENS. 16-CH-615
COMMERCE BANK V. JAMES W. AND CASEY D. DELKUS, $83,118.55, 2148 S. MORRISON AVE., CASEYVILLE. 16-CH-616

SEPTEMBER 16, 2016

US BANK V. KEITH A. AND STEPHANIE K. CRUZ, $174,040.38, 3236 TANGLEBROOK DR., BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-617
DITECH FINANCIAL V. MARY AND DONALD COSAT, $41,971.13, 804 OTTO ST., CAHOKIA. 16-CH-618
US BANK V. KEITH CZAPLA JR., $84,000, 918 FOREST AVE., BELLEVILLE. 16-CH-619

SEPTEMBER 19, 2016

HSBC BANK USA V. JOHNNY BYRD, EDWARD HOUSTON, ANNA H. HARRIS, $44,649.39, 105 MISKELL BLVD., CAHOKIA. 16-CH-620
SCOTT CREDIT UNION V. TIMOTHY DAYMUDE, $56,064.11, 501 W. LINCOLN AVE., CASEYVILLE. 16-CH-621
WELLS FARGO BANK V. PATTI J. MOSBACHER, $29,695.74, 67 E. WATER ST., E. CARONDELET. 16-CH-622

SEPTEMBER 21,2016

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V JEREMY COX, $118,954.29, 6 ADAMS ST., SMITHTON. 16-CH-632

SEPTEMBER 22, 2016

BANK OF AMERICA V. ROBERT L. JR. AND TANYA J. DOERR, $227,679.82, 200 BRIAN DR. , SWANSEA. 16-CH-633
US BANK V. JEFFERY J. MILLER, $194,028.71,700 MARY ANN CT., FREEBURG. 16-CH-634

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SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

BELLEVILLE

$26,500- 720 FOREST AVE. - HOFFMAN FAMILY TRUST TO MICHAEL AND CYNTHIA NEFF
$99,318- 125 N. 38TH ST. - FREEDON MORTGAGE CORP. TO THE SECRETARY OF VA

CAHOKIA

$47,500- 28 E. ADAMS DR. - ST. LOUIS INVESTMENTS TO MEADOWRIVER INVESTMENTS

CASEYVILLE

$2,000- 1788 BLACK LN. - DAVID ALVAREZ TO ADRIAN FRIAS
$63,000- 143 E. BROOKHAVEN - SECRETARY OF HUD TO DAVID AND FRANCESCA KOLESA

E. ST. LOUIS

$116,000- 737 N. 40TH ST. - LENA J. WEATHERS TO MARY  CARPENTER AND TIBBS JACKSON
$3,000- 1724 N. 25TH ST. - NATIONSTAR HECM ACQUISITION TRUST TO JAMAR GREEN
$1,500- 1607-1609 GATY AVE. - TUJAY TO RREF II PEBP IL
$12,000- 1607-1609 GATY AVE. - RREF II PEBP IL TO MADONNA ALDRIDGE

FREEBURG

$161,000- 201 PINE TREE LN. - JEFF PETERSON AND MARY ANN NOLD TO MICHAEL SHEPPARD

LEBANON

$10,800- 326 S. 3RD ST. - SI SECURITIES TO PASQUALL DUCKETT

MARISSA

$7,500- 655 WASHINGTON CO. LN. - H&H PROPERTIES TO KASKASKIA WATER DISTRICT

MASCOUTAH

$161,000- 545 STREAMSTONE LN. - RICK DODDS TO JACQUELINE E. BERRY

OFALLON

$151,500- 109 E. MONROE ST. - CR HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION TO DONNA HEATHERLY AND VERNON OBERNUEFEMANN
$10,000- 200 N. LINCOLN - CITY OF OFALLON TO BRAD MCMILLIN REALTY
$14,000- 421 HWY 50 - ROGER FUEHNE TO BHJ CORP.
$229,000- 531 ALADAR DR. - ROGER W. AND DONNA BROWN TO ALEX A. AND VERA STREBEL
$130,000- 307 EMILY DR. - ROBERT AND LEONA AHRING TO REBECCA LUKENS
$260,000- 17 BRANDONWOOD DR. - VENU GOPAL AND RAJ NANDURI TO TERRA HAMILTON

SHILOH

$274,000- 3512 BANNON RIDGE CT. - AARON AND ELIZABETH YOUNG TO CHRISTINA AND OSCAR HUCKOBY

SMITHTON

$285,000- 5148 LIVE OAK DR. - ROBERT D. DAVINROY JR. TO PAULA POOLE

SWANSEA

$138,000- 120 ADAM DR. - KEVIN AND BRENDA COX TO JANE WISEMAN
$55,000- 142 CLINTON HILL DR. - RHONDA RESPINTO TO ALLEN AND SANDRA LEE KREKE
$151,000- 632 GREEN HAVEN DR. - RAMONA L. GARDNER TO ALBA SIRI

SEPTEMBER 12, 2016

BELLEVILLE

$170,500- 2814 BROOKMEADOW DR. - MICHAEL A. QUINN TO REBECCA BARTON
$54,000- 506 PARK AVE. - BARBARA OLVIER , DANIEL OLIVER AND GREGORY OLIVER TO EMILY J. OLIVER
$24,500- 633 VALENCIA DR. - DONALD HARGROVE TO ELI MCCAIN
$15,000- 137 N. 78TH ST. - MARY A. POSPESHIL TO DRAMA LAND TRUST
$7,000- 510 N. FIRST ST. - FIRST COUNTY BANK TO EMMIT D. EDWARDS
$55,000- 1606 TERRY LN. - THERESA I. HEISE TO CAROL J. MARRIOTT
$61,500- 632 VICKSBURG DR. - GEORGE W. FREEMAN TRUST TO ERIC L. HARDEN
$89,900- 800 PRIMROSE DR. - BENJAMIN HIPPARD TO RICHARD AND ASHLEE PATTON
$85,500- 2224 FRANK SCOTT PARKWAY W. - LOUIS R. EVANS TRUST TO TERRY AND ELIZABETH SABO
$159,900- 414 ROSEWOOD CT. - ERICA HAMPTON TO REGINA OSBORN

CAHOKIA

$12,900- 16 ST. AMBROSE DR. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO JAMES SMITH
$39,900- 778 JEROME LN. - RUTHANNA M. BRYANT TRUST TO MICHELLE L. JOHNSON

CASEYVILLE

$55,000- 2126 N. 81ST ST. - JOSEPH A. AND PATRICIA A. MORRISON TO MICHAEL RAY RIDGE
$78,500- 105 CAROL LOUISE DR. - ROBERT J. PLANTZ TO MICHAEL D. COOK
$291,990- 8 HILLWOOD DR. - VERNON OBERNUEFEMANN AND DONNA J. HEATHERLY TO TIMOTHY AND CAROLINE HIPSKIND
$116,000- 53 EBERHART DR. - THOMAS GORDON AND WENDY S. SIEFERT TO GARY WAYNE SR. AN REBECCA LYNN HEDRICK
$41,500- 7 HADFIELD LN. - CATHY ODOM TO THOMAS AND SAMANTHA VOJAS
$42,500- 964 HALFMOON LN. - FOREST LAKE ACQUISITION TO K.C. CONSTRUCTION

COLLINSVILLE

$113,299- 813 BRIADWOOD CT. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO WENDI LYNN VALENTI AND STEVEN JOHN HANOCK

E. CARONDELET

$6,500- 2035 3RD ST. - WELLS FARGO BANK TO ODELL ROY LLC

E. ST. LOUIS

$33,000- 1410 GAY AVE. - VISTA SECURITIES TO CASS L. FITCH
$18,000- 5124 NELSON AVE. - V.I. INC TO CAMILLA J. JACKSON

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$27,900- 9824 OLD LINCOLN TR. - THE SECRETARY OF VA TO WILLIAM J. WYDRA
$210,000- 9519 OLD LINCOLN TR. - DONALD HOLDENER TO CHARLES V. AND KIM L. PALMER
$96,500- 5614 EAST ST. - DOROTHY ZALDERS TRUST TO ROBBIE C. KEUCHLER
$169,500- 3 WHITE OAK CT. - KYLE WAYNE AND TRACI GIBSON TO JOHN AND PAMELA ERWIN TIGERINA
$220,000- 335 JUBAKA DR. - VIRGINIA KING TO PAUL J. AND YOUGBING THODE
$167,000- 5408 WAKE FOREST - MTGLQ INVESTORS TO CHARLES M. AND CHRISTINE E. COX

FREEBURG

$120,600- W. APPLE ST. - CAROLYN VOLPERT TO BERNARD J. SMITH
$277,500- 309 CHIMNEY ROCK DR. - JASON AND ANGIE HUELSMANN TO TYLER AND MOLLY THOMPSON

LEBANON

$8,000- 11270 SPRING MEADOW TRAIL - PRECOX PROPERTIES TO TERESA M. LEWIS
$269,500- 104 CAVINS RUN - KENT L. AND DENISE M. RHINES TO DAVID A. AND MICHELE E. DOOLEY

MILLSTADT

$192,300- 108 REGENCY PL. - JL SCHAEFER CONSTRUCTION TO JERON J. AND DEANNA L. HAAS

SHILOH

$86,500- 3288 SPRINGBROOK DR. - THE SECRETARY OF VA TO ALAN R. AND MARY JANE KUNZ
$204,000- 2751 CHEYENNE WELLS DR. - JOSHUA S. AND EMILY A. REIGELSPERGER TO JONATHAN N. AND KRISTA E. PEAKE
$279,900- 2670 LONDON LN. - TTW TO MICHAEL A. ALBERT

SMITHTON

$185,000- 4810 ROCKLEDGE TR. - DANIEL AND TINA JUENGER TO STEVEN AND KHARA MOHR
$40,000- 4504 STATE ROUTE 159 - SHIRLEY A. JOHNSTON TO JAMES H. AND DIANE J. BAILEY

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

BELLEVILLE

$182,500- 4407 MAPLE BROOK DR. - CA JONES TO JASON UNVERZAGT
$50,000- 10 LLOYD CR. - WILMA HAMNER TRUST TO B&T BUILDING CONCEPTS
$59,000- 8 GATEWOOD CT. - DALE AND CHONDA HIRONS TO JOYCE HAMILTON
$27,469- 135 WESTWOOD DR. - DEUTSCHE BANK TO DEMO CONTRACTING
$238,000- 414 E. C ST. - MAIN STREET REDEVELOPERS TO ANTHONY WILLIS
$86,900- 14 CAMBRIDGE DR. - MARK M. AND RICHARD E. NOLD TO LLOYD H. AND TORI C. JOHNSON CLEMONS

CAHOKIA

$5,606- 2018 SYCAMORE ST. - THE JUDICIAL SALES CORP. TO PHILLIPS TUCKER INVESTMENTS

CASEYVILLE

$38,000- 7922 SONORA RIDGE - FOREST LAKE ACQUISITION TO JLP HOMES

E. ST. LOUIS

$400- 1619 HENRIETTA AVE. - WELLS FARGO BANK TO QUICK CASH REALTY
$11,299- 7102 OLD MISSOURI AVE. - WELLS FARGO BANK TO DAMON A. AND EUGENA A. COTTON
$3,924- 1634 N. 51ST ST. - US BANK TO GAYBRIEL ROCKETT

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$75,000- 9121 LYNWOOD LN. - NEAL GOUGH TO AMANDA WENTHE

FREEBURG

$32,000- 314 LAKE DR. - MICHAEL R. CROWE TO JORDAN AND BRITTANI KRAMPER

LENZBURG

$40,000- 2056 GARDEN GROVE LN. - LISA M. SHEWE TO JAMES VAZQUEZ

MASCOUTAH

$182,500- 443 FALLING LEAF WAY - MICHAEL AND SHARON ALBERT TO KEITH AND SAMANTHA PETERS
$156,000- 814 KNIPP AVE. - WILHELM TRUST TO CURTIS L. AND EMILY C. MOORE

OFALLON

$350,000- 403 WILLOW POINT TR. - HUNTINGTON CHASE CORP. TO JOHN MILLER AND DEBORAH GABBY
$49,900- 1329 MERRIAM PKWY. - D&F CONTRACTING TO INNOVATION CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
$329,330- 1313 MERRIAM PKWY. - INNOVATION CONSTRUCTION SERVICES TO BRINT A. AND SUMMER G. WOODRUFF
$317,000- 1006 CARNEGIE KNOLLS DR. - RANDALL PIPER TO KEITH NORDQUIST

SHILOH

$150,000- 3273 TANGLEBROOK DR. - ARIN VICKERS TO HALE C. HUNTER
$244,000- 56 INDIAN RIDGE - GLENDA VASSEN TRUST TO CHANTELLE AND JONATHAN FRIEDMAN

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SEPTEMBER 7, 2016

ALTON

$76,539- 3313 MIDDLEBROOK PL. - NICHOLAS A. WILLIAMS TO MATTHEW R. WILLIAMS
$241,000- 863 MARC DR. - MICHAEL R. AND KAREN J. HARRIS TO DANIELLE N. TRASK

BETHALTO

$103,000- 3176 SEILER RD. - CJD REAL ESTATE TO MARK A. MEYER
$45,000- 4455 MCCOY RD. - GEORGE C. RITCHIE TO BILLY C. STAVELY

COLLINSVILLE

$330,000- 8 OAK HILL DR. - WILLIAM AND CARRIE WICKLEIN TO KEVIN AND ROWENA JOHNSON
$154,000- 696 PORTLAND AVE. - ANDREW B. AND BREANNA A. CHOATE TO ANGELA L. AND TERRY E. HICKS
$84,000- 1603 LESTER AVE. - DAIVD AND KATELYN BAKER TO SANDRA FISH
$55,000- 3223 VFW LN. - PAUL A. AND SHIRLEY A. CORZINE TO DEBORAH D. ALBERT
$127,000- 109 REX DR. - ANDREA LAMBERT TO STEVEN AND DENA THOMPSON

EDWARDSVILLE

$381,000- 124 TIMBERMILL LN. - LOWRY G.  AND KATHLINE R. MCBRIDE TO RANDALL G. AND MARY JO PEMBROOK
$78,000- 1316 RANDLE ST. - ERIC N. HEATH AND JENNIFER M. CLEVELAND TO STEPHEN E. AND SUSAN L. SHEVLIN

GLEN CARBON

$250,000- 216 NICOLE CT. - RAYMOND LEE DOUGHERTY III AND DORIANNE DOUGHERTY TO VINCE AND MARY HUGHES

GRANITE CITY

$104,900- 2126 GARFIELD AVE. - MEGAN E. GATTUNG TO TAYLOR M. ALLEN
$178,000- 6 HARRIETT CT. - JOSHUA J. JACKSON TO MEGAN E. GATTUNG AND ZACH EVANS
$120,000- 2109 RICHMOND AVE. - PAUL W. AND LUENA A. CHESTER TO KIMBERLY D. BOYER AND BARBARA D. ODOM
$66,500- 1807 PRIMROSE AVE. - MARC E. ALLEN TO JESSICA HICKMAN
$50,290- 2812 WAYNE AVE. - MARY FRANCES WILLIS AND JOHN MICHAEL BEROSKY TO CANDICE HAUSERMANN

MARYVILLE

$136,000- 921 BORRI DR. - ORTIE M. MASON TO KEVIN M. RALSTON
$187,500- 912 OAKRIDGE DR. - RYAN AND AMANDA MELL TO DAVID AND KATELYN BAKER
$212,000- 6869 MANCHESTER DR. - LARS VARDAMAN TO ANDREW B. AND BREANNA A. CHOATE

WOOD RIVER

$174,900- 38 EASTMOOR DR. - DANIEL W. AND DEBRA D. ZIMMERMAN TO CONNIE L. AND CHRISTOPHER P. JOHNES
$204,342- 3407 OAK DR. - FULFORD HOMES TO JOHAR RAZA SYED
$332,000- 3435 MAPLE RIDGE DR. - CHARLES J. AND ANN L. SCHNEDIER TO DANIEL W. AND DEBRA D. ZIMMERMAN

WORDEN

$2,500- BARRENFINGER RD. - ALFRED G. AND GLENITA A. PODWOJSKI TO GREGORY S. AND NORMA G. PODWOJSKI

SEPTEMBER 8, 2016

ALTON

$8,500- 1303 MILTON RD. - JAMES L. ALDRICH TO CURSTAN STIFF
$72,000- 1118 DOUGLAS ST. - LAUREN AND JOSEPH SCYOC TO DAS HAUS INC.
$85,000- 2520 ALFARETTA AVE. - BRANDON M. AND ANN M. FERGURSON TO NADYA M. SCHRIEBER

BETHALTO

$102,500- 1125 ALBERS LN. - SARAH STREMLAU TO ERIC AND CATHERINE VANDEFORD

COLLINSVILLE

$183,000- 142 CRESTMOOR ST. - JAMES WILLIAM ACHENBACH TO DONALD J. AND PHYLLIS A. PETRI
$223,500- 12 NORTHLAND DR. - DUSTIN A. AND AMY E. ECKHARDT TO CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
$23,500- 301 N. COMBS AVE. - CARA L. MOORE TO LLOYD CARTER

E. ALTON

$60,000- 123 IRWIN ST. - MICHAEL A. MANNING TO VIOLET M. CONNOYER

EDWARDSVILLE

$160,000- 1017 CHANCELLOR - HUGH G. AND PAULA M. GALLAGHER TO LISA MASSA
$155,000- 522 GILBERT DR. - ANDREA AND RICHARD C. HETTINGER TO JOHN W. AND STACI  D. KYRO
$238,000- 1909 APPLEGATE LN. - JUSTIN A. AND HEATHER D. METZ TO JULIE L. COOK

GLEN CARBON

$550,000- 800,801,803,804,806,807, AND 808 VILLAGE DR. - TIMOTHY D. AND ROSE A. CUMMINGS TO NOVELLA LLC
$185,500- 2 CHAPARRAL LN. - ALAN AND DAWN AVERSO TO BRADLEY C. AND AMANDA D. ANDERSON
$260,000- 247 N. MERIDIAN RD. - CURTIS R. AND PAMELA BAIRD TO JOHN AND LINDA LINKES

GRANITE CITY

$28,000- 1818 DELMAR AVE. - GREGORY G. AND DEBORAH J. WAGNER TO JASON'S ICE CRÈME
$10,500- 4800 WARNOCK AVE. - ROBERT AND DELORES KOESTERER TO DONALD GROETECKE JR.
$19,000- 2743 MICHIGAN AVE. - WILLIAM G. AND JOYCE RANKIN TO HUNTER AND MICHEAL BOONE
$100- 2259 DELMAR AVE. - AMAX B COPORATION TO VERNON POWELL
$94,000- 2432 WILSON AVE. - BRETT AND MELISSA LABOUBE TO JUSTIN MILES
$117,250- 2637 NORTHBRIDGE - HEATHER D. AND CHRISTOPHER J. DAVIS TO BRANDON AND ALYSSA SHELLENBERG
$215,000- 153 EMERALD WAY WEST - FREDERICK J. AND ZENDA B. VORCE TO NEWTON J. AND JENNIFER L. TILSON
$40,000- 1842 ROBERTA AVE. - PAUL A. AND FRANCES L. MIKULAS TO MARK P. AND KATHRYN S. FOSTER
$31,000- 1944 JOY - REGIONS BANK TO EVERGREEN GRANITE TRUST

HIGHLAND

$269,000- 124 BLUE BELL LN. - KRISTY AND KYLE BINGAMAN TO NATHAN A. AND MICHELE R. JANINI

TROY

$149,900- 300 ARROWHEAD DR. - LISA M. GAMBLE TO KRISTIN WYKOFF

SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

ALHAMBRA

$112,500- 110 SOUTHEAST ST. - MICHAEL AND MELISSA MITCHELAR TO CHRISTOPHER AND STEPHANIE KRAMER

ALTON

$15,000- 1011 SPAULDING - JACOB J. AND CATHY J. LARAMEE TO DAVID G. HALLIDAY

COLLINSVILLE

$115,000- 466 SUMMER ST. - DAVID H. FAVRE III TO BRIAN K. AND PAMELA G. HAMILTON
$72,500- 304 HARDING ST. - JEREMY L. AND MARGIE L. ECK TO MARCIA L. SOVA AND ROY D. FELKER

COTTAGE HILLS

$53,000- 1314 7TH ST. - KENNETH D. AND LORI L. HERRIN TO 3 RIVERS GROUP

EDWARDSVILLE

$190,000- 3661 WANDA RD. - NANCY M. HEDGER TO MARK AND KRISTINE WALKER
$30,000- 822 HIGHLAND ST. - JAMES JOSEPH ZUPANCI TO RAHUL BANSAL

GLEN CARBON

$116,500- 31 FOX MEADOW LN. - AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY FOR FIRST BANK TO MARK R. AND MARY C. ANDERSON
$268,500- 74 ELMWOOD DR. - DANIEL RENFRO TO DANIEL POLLOCK

GODFREY

$60,000- 319 GLADYS AVE. - ISAAC DANIEL WALLIS TO JOSEPH A. HEINKEL

GRANITE CITY

$167,000- 751 CHOUTEAU AVE. - JIMMY B. HARTLINE TO ROBERT . TROUMBLY JR.

HAMEL

$145,000- 217 MEYER AVE. - RUSSELL B. AND GAIL M. PERRY TO COREY KNOTT

HIGHLAND

$36,000- 33 ZBINDEN LN. - HEIRS OF VIVIAN M. GIGER TO JUSTIN LOWE
$150,000- 50B TAMARACK LN. - SALVATORE A. AND SHIRLEY A.M. DI MAGGIO TO SALVATORE S. AND MARIA A. DI MAGGIO
$22,000- BECKER RD. - OUBIE BROS TO SHIRLEY J. DIETZ TRUST

MARYVILLE

$192,000- 2532 LIBERTY DR. - RALPH L. CEBULSKE TO MICHAEL BOUCHARD
$247,000- 18 BELMONT PL. - DONK PROPERTIES TO TODD AND JULIE STAUTHAMMER

TROY

$104,000- 200 POWELL ST. - BRIAN BAGLIN TO BRIAN CRONOVICH
$241,500- 120 PINEWOOD - ROBERTA BIRDWELL TO BRETT AND MELISSA LABOUBE

WOOD RIVER

$157,500- 4 KENDALL DR. - CYNTHIA HERNDON TO STACEY ROACH

SEPTEMBER 12, 2016

ALTON

$5,000- 2890 WATALEE - LIBERTY BANK TO JOHN RADCLIFF
$20,000- 3529 OSCAR AVE. - EDLER FAMILY TRUST TO M&H PROPERTIES

BETHALTO

$128,000- 909 SECOND ST. - DEAN M. RUPPERT TO ANDREW W. PINGOLT

COLLINSVILLE
$23,400- 205 2ND ST. - SELENE FINANCE TO WISE CHOICE PROPERTIES
$102,100- 124 BLUFFVIEW LN. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO DEBORA HILMES
$1,200- MARIE ST. - RITA J. AND KENNETH R. KEENE TO DONALD E.  JR. AND MARCY A. BASDEN

EDWARDSVILLE

$330,000- 5908 N. STATE ROUTE 157 - HELEN CRITES TO DAVID J. AND ANGELA SLEMMER
$65,000- 1537 GRAND AVE. - M. ALLEN ARNOLD TO RYAN PETERSON

GLEN CARBON

$147,000- 10 BERRY PATCH LN. - BEVERLY L. WILLIAMS TO MARGARET M. BRADLEY

MARYVILLE

$159,900- 7314 W. MAIN ST. - RONALD T. STEWART TO TERRANCE M. WRIGHT
$320,400- 1880 APPLETON CT. - HARTMANN HOMES TO DOUGLAS A. AND TRACY L. WILMSMEYER

MORO

$144,000- 126 W. ROOSEVELT DR. - ERIK AND TARA RAUB TO JOSEPH HIGHSMITH

ST. JACOB

$10,000- 208 E. 6TH ST. - STEVEN M. MARTIN AND MONICA S. MARTIN TRUST TO BOBBY STROBEL

TROY

$189,900- 606 WHIPPORWILL ST. - RANDAL AND MELISSA MOORE-SCHMITT TO HUBERT AND MICHELLE SINGLETON

WOOD RIVER

$89,000- 234 FERGUSON AVE. - RAYMOND E. AND BETTY J. MAENDELE TO ANDREW GREGORY EDWARD CARR

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

ALTON

$95,950- 409 E. 3RD ST. - MASON AND MEGHAN WOOLRIDGE TO JOHN D. VALERIA R. BALWIN
$21,500- 2418 SHERWOOD TERRACE - 1ST MIDAMERICA CREDIT UNION TO SCOTT HOBBS

BETHALTO

$52,557- 509 S. WALNUT ST. - US BANK TRUST TO RYAN NICHOLS AND WHITNEY GERNIGIN

COLLINSVILLE

$185,000- 3 CEDAR POINT - CHARLES GARY MILES JR. TO MARY BETH D. GRIFFIN
$199,900- 5 OAKSIDE DR. - MICHAEL C. AND YUMI E. HOHM TO BART MATTHEW II AND JESSICA BIESER

E. ALTON

$59,900- 109 HALLER AVE. - BRENT AND MICHELLE PARKER TO STACEY L. FRY

EDWARDSVILLE

$448,000- 5985 STAUNTON RD. - JOSEPH E. AND PAMLA S. NEWMAN TO JOSHUA AND LENEE ROWE
$175,000- 1406 MONTCLAIRE AVE. - COLLIN M. AND AMANDA PERRY TO ROBERT AND DIANA YOST
$265,000- 107 CHAMBERLAIN DR. - JOAO A. AND OLGA T. SEDYCIAS TO SARA ANN ENGLAND
$130,000- 192 SHORE DR. SOUTHWEST - JEROLD AND JOHANNA BECKER TO LEGACY RENTALS
$505,000- 8 WARWICK PARK LN. - JON SCOTT AND JOANNE M. THOMAS TO RANDEE M. AND STEVEN P. SUMNER
$495,000- 7012 MONDAY CT. - CHAD D. CHAMPION AND JILL A. PIESBERGEN CHAMPION TO ARDIAN A. AND SARAH BILALI

GLEN CARBON

$170,000- 22 OLD ORCHARD LN. - OTTO J. AND BONNIE J. WERNER TO LARRY D. AND GEORGIA K. MILLER
$64,505- 219 ELLINGTON CT. - MERIDIAN MANORS DEVELOPMENT TO LERCH HOMES
$168,500- 44 GRAINEY DR. - JOSEPH CARL AND SARAH ELIZABETH MCGINNIS TO PATRICK AND AMANDA DRESSEL
$478,295- 119 SAVANNAH CT. - SPENCER HOMES TO MICHAEL G. AND JEAN M. PERKINS

GODFREY

$359,000- 1210 WHITE OAK TR. - DONNA L. SMITH TO EDMUND R. MORRISSEY TRUST
$55,000- 2811 GERSON AVE. - CHARLES AND ROBYN HERRING TO WILLIAM J. HAYCRAFT JR.

GRANITE CITY

$64,000- 2909 FORTUNE DR. - WANDA W. KUTZERA TO WILLIAM J. DORRIS
$60,000- 4017 KASEBERG - KENNETH MICHAEL AND JANA LEIGH KNUTSON TO EAST LAKESIDE TRUST
$119,500- 5169 STACEY DR. - TINA R. RAKERS AND ANDREW RAKERS TO JESSICA QUIGGINS
$110,000- 35 EDUARDO DR. - SARAH N. AND ROBERT L. KRIES TO MARC DODSON JR. AND LAURA DODSON
$23,200- 111 WILSON PARK LN., - HSBC BANK TO ELAINE PARKER TRUST

HAMEL

$186,000- 417 MARTY GRATEN CT. - JASON J. HETTEL AND MELISSA L. REBMANN TO DANIEL A. AND EMILEE K. NIEMEIER

TROY

$332,000- 8836 WHEAT DR. - OAK STONE PROPERTIES TO JEFFREY E. CREHAN
$360,977- 2 CEDAR POINT PARK - HUNTINGTON CHASE HOMES TO THOMAS C. AND JENNIFER L. SANDERS

WOOD RIVER

$245,980- 3411 OAK DR. - FULFORD HOMES TO BRETT L. AND CHERYL L. SANDERSON
$65,000- 784 GEORGE ST. - WESLEY E. FREEZELAND III TO ALEXIS SCHELL

SEPTEMBER 14, 2016

ALTON

$10,000- 908/900 RILE AVE. - GOSHEN REAL ESTATE TO FELICIA ERVIN
$92,000- 8684 7 HILLS DR. - HSBC BANK TO JAMES P. AND JULIA T. KERCHER

COTTAGE HILLS

$61,000- 151 BLAIR - DIAMONTE CAPITAL TO LISA A. HAHNE

EDWARDSVILLE

$181,397- 4962 INDIAN HILLS DR. - BANK OF AMERICA TO SECRETARY OF HUD

GODFREY

$40,000- 6010 BOYD ST. - MAYNARD JONES JR. TO MELISSA JONES
$110,000- 1508 PARIS DR. - ALEXANDER AND MARIA BALOGH TO PEGGY D. JOHNSON
$855,900- AIRPORT RD. - FRANCIS ALLEN SMITH TO BLAKE FARMS IL

GRANITE CITY

$32,500- 4765 WARNOCK AVE. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO RORY B. AND CARISSA A. BRYANT

HIGHLAND

$151,000- 1005 13TH ST. - BOBBIE S. SLATTERY TO RUSTIN R. AND ALLISON R. BROWN
$129,000- 1914 ZSCHOKKE ST. - LARRY AND CAROLYN IFTNER TO ROBERT AND PAMELA KRONK
$675,000- 112,124 AND 132 - JEROME B. AND KAREN E. KUHL TO POPLAR STREET STORAGE
$172,500- 606 PORPOISE DR. - DAVID AND CAROL SCHWEND TO JON GREVE AND DEBORA SEEFELDT
$132,000- 35 WHISTLING STRAITS DR. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO RYAN EILERS
$41,800- 1420 8TH ST. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO ROBERT P. CHADE

MARYVILLE

$330,000- 13 TIMBERWOOD DR. - STEVEN G. AND TAMARA R. SCHAEFFER TO DEVANG AD DIPIKA PATEL

NEW DOUGLAS

$20,500- LIBBRA RD. - RICKEY R. AND TAMMY L. CATER TO DONALD W.  AND DONNA K. SIEVERS TRUST

TROY

$193,000- 7955 LEBANON RD. - MARCELLA J. TIEMANN TO JODIE AND JOHN SHIPLEY
$75,000- 38 LONGSHOT DR. - RONALD T. POLETTI TO RICHARD E. BALDUS
$115,000- W. KIRSCH RD. - NANETTE TREBING TO DANIEL L. RENFRO

WOOD RIVER

$56,000- 1151 E. FERGUSON AVE. - GORDON BREEDING TO CHELSEA FREINER

SEPTEMBER 15, 2016

ALTON

$34,000- DEER POINT DR. - RAYMOND AND KELLY HERRIN TO LARRY AND DONNA INGERSOLL

BETHALTO

$10,600- 527 ALBERS LN. - JUDGE CLARENCE HARRISON TO JCS ACQUISTIONS LLC AND HOMEFRONT PROPERTIES
$43,000- 527 ALBERS LN. - JCS ACQUISITIONS LLC AND HOMEFRONT PROPERTIES TO CLJ SERVICES
$49,114- 527 ALBERS LN. - CLJ SERVICES TO TOPSTONE BAYFLIP CAH LLC

COLLINSVILLE

$291,000- 1309 DEERFIELD LN. - MTGLQ INVESTORS TO RYAN AND KRISTIN KNEEDLER

E. ALTON

$82,500- 744 E. WOODLAND DR. - ROBERTA PLANK TO JAIME E. DOWNS

EDWARDSVILLE

$150,000- 1001 ENCLAVE BLVD. - ENCLAVE 2 TO ENCLAVE BLVD DEVELOPMENT
$195,000- 1022 BERMUDA DR. - ROSINA R. KITTEL TO CAROLA EVA BAUMANN
$4,500- 396 WESTVIEW - HOLISHOR ASSOCIATION TO PHILIP TATE

GLEN CARBON

$154,000- 39 CARMA ST. - DARRYL L. AND MAE L. MCNAMEE TO ATHENA M. REED

HARTFORD

$14,010- 100 E. MAPLE ST. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO BRIAN PATRICK EARL MAHANEY

HIGHLAND

$99,111- 13 TRILAND CT. - WELLS FARGO TO DAVID CASON

MORO

$120,000- 5866 MORO RD. - JONATHAN AND SAMI BRENNER TO LARRY E. AND DANA LEE STONE

TROY

$100,000- KIRSCH RD. - IAN T. RUTTER TO BRANDON G. MURPHY
$238,000- 7321 GRAYTHORN CT. UNIT B - RESOURCE CONSTRUCTION CO. TO MICHAEL L. AND DEBORAH A. STIVERS

Dentist sued after patient allegedly contracts herpes virus from contaminted tools

September 27, 2016, 12:48 pm

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EDWARDSVILLE — A woman claims her daughter contracted the herpes simplex Type 1 virus from contaminated dental tools during a routine dental exam.

Jane Doe, as a natural mother and next friend of Mary Doe filed a lawsuit Sept. 13 in Madison County Circuit Court against Dr. Kelli Blank, alleging the dentist failed to exercise requisite standards of care in the treatment of her patient.

According to the complaint, on April 14, 2015, Mary Doe visited Blank for a routine dental exam when she was contaminated with the herpes simplex Type 1 virus. As a result, the suit says, Mary Doe has sustained serious injuries causing her great pain, suffering, disability and embarrassment. 

The plaintiff alleges Blank failed to assure that all her equipment was free from contamination and failed to assure that her staff were properly educated as to sanitation practices.

Jane Doe seeks trial by jury, judgment of more than $50,000, and costs as provided by law. She is represented by attorney John J. Hopkins of John J. Hopkins & Associates PC in Alton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 16-L-1287

Substitute of attorney granted for Wal-Mart in Byron's suit alleging injury from saddle stool

September 27, 2016, 12:52 pm

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The O’Hagan Meyer firm withdrew as counsel for Wal-Mart in former Madison County Circuit Judge Nicholas Byron’s suit alleging he was injured when he fell off a pre-assembled saddle stool.

Nyhan, Bambrick, Kinzie & Lowry of Chicago is now representing Wal-Mart in the case. The firm entered its appearance on Sept. 20.

Byron filed suit on Oct. 8 through attorney Eric J. Carlson of Byron, Carlson, Petri and Kalb in Edwardsville. He alleges that on Dec. 17, 2013, he was seated on the 24-inch stool in his home when it allegedly collapsed, causing him to injure his ribs and tailbone area. As a result, he claims he development an open sore.

He claims he purchased the stool from the Glen Carbon Wal-Mart.

Byron claims his injuries resulted in significant medical care and treatment, severe pain, disfigurement and loss of a normal life.

He alleges the stool was unreasonably dangerous in that it lacked adequate fasteners or hardware, was improperly assembled and was more dangerous than an ordinary consumer would expect.

He seeks more than $50,000 in damages.

Wal-Mart previously answered the complaint on June 13, arguing that Byron “understood and appreciated the risk of injury from the failure to properly use and inspect the stool and he accepted and assumed all risks therefrom.”

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1306

Man seeks default in discrimination suit against Madison County Kid’s Corner

September 27, 2016, 12:54 pm

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A man alleging The Madison County Kid’s Corner discriminated against him because of his gender seeks a default judgment.

Plaintiff James Agee filed a motion for default on Sept. 14 through attorney Thomas Maag of the Maag Law Firm in Wood River.

Agee argues that Madison County was served more than 30 days ago and has failed to appear or plead in the case. He seeks an order of default.

Agee field his complaint on June 13 against Madison County, operator of The Madison County Kid’s Corner.

In his complaint, Agee claims he was forced to sit and wait for 30 minutes each time he exchanged custody of his child.

He alleges Madison County failed to provide neutral treatment, including a “first-in first-out rule.”

He seeks an order enjoining the defendant from engaging in discrimination, plus attorney’s fees, costs and other relief the court deems just.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 16-L-815

Patient voluntarily dismisses suit alleging breast implants migrated four times

September 27, 2016, 12:58 pm

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Madison County Circuit Judge William Mudge granted voluntary dismissal in a lawsuit alleging a cancer patient's breast implants migrated multiple times after four surgeries.

On Sept. 8, plaintiff Eileen and Richard Dawdy filed a motion to voluntarily dismiss defendant Hania Bednarski, individually and doing business as Serenity Surgery.

Mudge granted dismissal without prejudice on Sept. 19.

The Dawdys filed the complaint on June 14, alleging Bednarski failed to properly perform the breast implant surgery after Eileen Dawdy’s battle with cancer.

According to the complaint, the Dawdys allege that over the course of 2014 and 2015, Eileen Dawdy underwent four surgeries performed by Bednarski. She claims the breast implants migrated after each surgery.

The plaintiffs allege the defendant failed to use tissue expanders in order for the breast implants to remain in the correct position.

They seek judgment in an amount in excess of $50,000, plus court costs.

The Dawdys are represented by Matthew Chapman of Becker Schroader & Chapman in Granite City.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 16-L-824