Asbestos attorneys are feeling the earth move under their feet, they're feeling the sky tumbling down, a-tumbling down, and they can't get that Carole King tune out of their heads.

Next in the never-ending, ever-unsettling subconscious queue: the Fifth Dimension and the Beatles.

This is the dawning of the age of transparency, and it's becoming obvious that the sun is going to shine in whether devotees of darkness – and the deeds done in it – want it to or not.

Here comes the sun, from every direction. There's no shade anywhere, nowhere to hide.

Year after year, legislation has been introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives to promote fairness and honesty in asbestos litigation and to increase transparency in asbestos trusts, but it's never gone anywhere. This year is different. This year, with a Republican president in the White House, the bill has a chance of becoming law.

But wait, there's more.

Utah’s Attorney General is suing four of the largest asbestos bankruptcy trusts to make them comply with civil investigative demands from 13 states that think they aren't being reimbursed for Medicare and Medicaid expenses as required by federal law.

Plus, last September, Aetna, Humana, and Unitedhealthcare Services filed a $19 million suit in Texas federal court against six asbestos law firms for failing to use settlement funds to reimburse the insurers for medical coverage their clients received.

And, just last month, General Motors sued asbestos trusts in Delaware, New York, and Pennsylvania bankruptcy courts seeking recovery of trust money paid to the estate of an employee who also received workers’ compensation payments from the automaker to settle asbestos exposure claims.

“If these cases get the attention of the Department of Justice, then it’s a whole new ball game,” says Mark Behrens of Shook, Hardy & Bacon's Public Policy Group in Washington, DC.

It's a  new ball game, and the forecast is for a nice sunny day.

The Fifth District Appellate Court has upheld a lower court’s decision to dismiss a post-conviction petition appealing a drug conviction but decided that the defendant was entitled to $5 per day for each day he was held before sentencing.

The court's decision dealt with the case of Gilbert Evans, who had been convicted of unlawful delivery of drugs. Evans was sentenced to five years in jail and a fine of $1,040. 

Evans appealed the decision, claiming St. Clair County Circuit Court judge John Baricevic had erred by allowing a police officer to offer inadmissible hearsay in his testimony. Evans further claimed that testimony that he referred to an undercover officer and an informant as "those white mother***" was racially charged and prejudicial and, therefore should have been excluded and that he should get $5 credit towards his fine for every day he spent in jail before his sentencing.

The case came after Evans was caught selling crack cocaine when he attempted to sell to Master Sergeant Joe Beliveau, director of the Metropolitan Enforcement Group of Southern Illinois (MEGSI). 

Beliveau testified that during undercover operations where he was attempting to purchase drugs, there was a white Cadillac at the scene. 

Beliveau identified the driver's shoe as a "unique 'old school' blue Adidas sneaker," while noting he also had on gray sweat pants. He was later identified as Evans.

The defendant objected to sections of Beliveau’s testimony to the court, alleging it was hearsay regarding what was said and done at the scene. 

However, the appellate court panel comprised of Justices Melissa Chapman, Judy Cates and John Barberis, sided with Baricevic.

“We find that two of the statements were properly admitted under the hearsay exception for the statements of co-conspirators, and admission of the third statement was harmless error,” wrote Chapman for the panel.

The court acknowledged that some statements that Beliveau made that claim a person named “Gil” was expected at the scene to sell drugs were admitted in error. 

However, the panel found the testimony harmless. 

“We recognize that the use of the defendant's name provided the jury with strong evidence that the defendant was in fact the driver of the white Cadillac," wrote Chapman. "However, because we will conclude that the remaining statement was properly admitted under the co-conspirator exception, the use of his name was merely cumulative, and neither statement contained any additional information that could harm the defendant.”

The panel also acknowledged the state's concession that defendants in Evans’ position are entitled to $5 a day against fines, as stated in statutes. It held that Evans was due a credit of $765.

BELLEVILLE — A driver is suing Tamara Harris claiming she was negligent for a 2015 crash in Cahokia.

Thomas Crouch filed a complaint on March 26 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against Harris alleging that the motorist negligently operated her vehicle at an excessive rate of speed.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on May 15, 2015, he was driving a motor vehicle traveling southbound on Range Lane in Cahokia when defendant negligently struck the rear of his vehicle. The plaintiff sustained injuries all over his body that made him suffer disability, pain and suffering and incur medical expenses. The plaintiff holds Harris responsible because she allegedly failed to keep proper lookout for other vehicles, failed to properly apply brakes and followed plaintiff's vehicle more closely than reasonable.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks just award in excess of $50,000, plus costs of this suit. He is represented by Thomas C. Rich, Kristina D. Cooksey and Michelle M. Rich of Rich, Rich & Cooksey PC in Fairview Heights.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-138

BELLEVILLE — A grocery store patron is suing Save-A-Lot Food Stores Ltd., citing alleged insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries in a slip and fall.

Eddie Hobson filed a complaint on March 24 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against Save-A-Lot Food Store Ltd. alleging that the store operator breached its duty to maintain a safe premises.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on Sept. 20, 2015, he was walking down an aisle inside defendant's Save-A-Lot Food Store #412 when he slipped on standing water at the front of the store's freezers. 

He claims he sustained injuries because of the fall that resulted in pain, wage loss and medical treatment expenses. 

The plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to remove or wipe up the water on the floor and failed to warn plaintiff of the dangerous condition.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks damages in an amount in excess of $50,000 and for any further relief that is just and proper. 

He is represented by Gary K. Burger of Burger Law in St. Louis.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-152

Titans of 20th Century government lured the Rams football franchise to St. Louis on desperate terms, and a suit filed in the ‘90s to cover the resulting losses failed.

Echoes of that episode ring through a suit that St. Louis city and county filed against the Rams and the National Football League in the city’s civil court last week. What may come of the new litigation remains to be seen, but the NFL came out the winner in a promoter’s lawsuit decided 20 years ago in federal court in St. Louis.

In 1997, U.S. District Judge Jean Hamilton granted judgment to the NFL, finding it had not caused St. Louis promoters to negotiate under duress.

She stopped a trial that featured former U.S. Sen. Thomas Eagleton, U.S. Rep. Dick Gephardt, and St. Louis County executive Buzz Westfall.

Eagleton led a group that organized to attract a team after the league rejected the city’s bid for an expansion franchise in 1993.

State and local government had committed $258 million for a stadium, but the league awarded franchises to Charlotte and Jacksonville instead.

Gephardt contacted Eagleton’s group after reading a newspaper report that the Rams might move from Anaheim to Baltimore.

He urged the group to contact then Rams owner John Shaw, and that contact resulted in an agreement for exclusive negotiation.

Talks stalled at first, because the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission did not control the rights to the stadium lease.

Two thirds of the rights belonged to Jim Orthwein and one third to Jerry Clinton, persons with no relation to the commission.

That arrangement had caused the failure of the city’s expansion bid.

The commission at last acquired control of the lease, and promoters quickly reached an agreement with Shaw.

The Rams would pay $25,000 rent per game and half of game day expenses. The team would get all ticket revenue, all profit from game day concessions, and a portion of profits from other events in the stadium.

Further, the Rams would get 75 percent of the first $6 million in advertising, and 90 percent of the remainder.

The commission would assume $28 million in obligations from bonds on the stadium in Anaheim, and it would build a $10 million training facility. The commission also would cover the cost of moving.

In 1995, Shaw applied to the league for permission to relocate.

He needed approval from three fourths of the owners, 24 of 32, and he didn’t get it on the first vote.

The commission then offered $7.5 million toward a voluntary relocation fee that Shaw could offer for the second vote.

The league had levied a fee of that amount on the former St. Louis Cardinals in 1988, when they moved to Phoenix.

Shaw offered the league almost four times that amount, $29 million, plus $12 million to indemnify extra television expenses.

He agreed to forego shares of any fees from the league’s next two relocations. He also agreed to share $17 million in seat licenses with the league.

Owners approved relocation on April 12, 1995.

In June, the commission paid $20 million of the relocation fee.      

In September, the Rams began playing in the Trans World Airline dome.

Almost immediately, the commission found it couldn’t keep up with obligations.

It sued the league and team owners, alleging conspiracy and monopoly under the Sherman Act as well as tortious interference.

The commission estimated its losses between $77 and $122 million.

At trial, the commission argued that the league’s relocation policy created an atmosphere against relocation.

The commission argued that the policy created a “one buyer market.”

Eagleton testified that the policy harmed cities and fans.

Marquette Sports Law Journal authors would later write that he testified in direct contradiction of the justification for the Professional Sports Community Protection Act, which he sponsored as Senate Bill 259 in 1985.

“Much of the language in Senate Bill 259 is virtually identical to the language in the NFL’s relocation guidelines which the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission was challenging,” the authors wrote.

After the commission closed its case, Hamilton dismissed the claims of monopoly and interference.

For the league, commissioner Pete Rozelle described a relocation fee as reflecting among other things the increased value of the team after moving.

After the league closed its case, Hamilton dismissed the conspiracy claim and directed a verdict in favor of the league.

Appellate judges of the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis affirmed her in 1998.

They found no evidence that the relocation policy caused other teams to refrain from competitive bidding.

The appeals court panel found that the commission made no effort to solicit other bids and consciously decided to negotiate with one team at a time. The judges held that the commission didn’t challenge the vote of the owners or the application of the rule.

Nor was St. Louis unable to obtain a team, they held.

Shaw couldn’t identify any other interested team, the judges found, and he wasn’t a disinterested witness.

St. Louis city and county sued the team and the NFL in St. Louis Circuit Court on April 12.  

In addition to damages to be determined at trial, the city, the county, and their regional sports authority want the league to turn over a $550 million relocation fee that the Rams paid.

The city, the county and the authority claim the Rams breached a contract by violating the league’s relocation policy.

They allege intentional false representations, interference with business expectations, and unjust enrichment. They further allege willful and wanton conduct, qualifying for punitive damages.

Robert Blitz and Christopher Bauman, both of Blitz, Bardgett and Deutsch in Clayton, represent the city, the county and the authority.

So do James Bennett and Edward Dowd, of Dowd Bennett in Clayton.

In their complaint they asserted that the city, the county and the authority paid expenses and interest on 30-year bonds to finance construction.

The complaint alleges that the city and the county both paid 25 percent of bond obligations including millions in maintenance.

The city and the county each incurred bond cost obligations of $180 million, according to the complaint, and collected hotel taxes to service obligations and pay obligations out of general revenue.

The lawyers wrote that plaintiffs installed a new playing surface and performed $30 million in renovations including end zone video scoreboards.

“The annual rent was such that the Rams could largely cover the annual cost of the lease with advertising they sold in the Dome,” they wrote.

Plaintiffs hired professionals and entered into contracts to plan, develop, finance and construct a new stadium complex, they claim.

They also began land assembly including option contracts on land.

“Contrary to the statements of the NFL, the relocation policy and relocation process are a sham meant to disguise the avarice and anti competitive nature of the entire proceeding,” the lawyers wrote.

“The relocation policy was adopted to avoid antitrust liability by circumscribing the members’ subjective decision-making but in reality, the policy is ignored whenever convenient to pursue a greater profit.”

They wrote that according to Forbes magazine, the value of the Rams doubled to $3 billion.

“This increase in value was at the expense of plaintiffs,” they wrote.

BENTON – District judge Nancy Rosenstengel denied a former crew member's request for a judicial notice determining what constitutes a thunderstorm in a suit alleging he was injured while working on a boat during severe weather conditions.

On April 12, Rosenstengel denied Ryan Ruddell’s motion for the court to take judicial notice that “thunder accompanies lighting, and a thunderstorm is a storm accompanied by thunder” in his case against his former employer, Marathon Petroleum Company LP. 

The court ruled that the parties may present evidence to establish the weather conditions at the time of the incident, according to court records.

Ruddell filed the suit on Nov. 11, 2015, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois against Marathon Petroleum, claiming he was injured when the boat he was working on sailed into inclement weather that was too severe for safe navigation due to storm and lightning conditions. 

While working during the severe weather on Aug. 27, 2014, he claims he was injured due to overexertion. Ruddell argues that the storm and lightning conditions contributed to his injuries.

Marathon Petroleum denied Ruddell’s many requests for its understanding of what constitutes a “thunderstorm,” including his requests for admissions that a thunderstorm is a storm characterized by the presence of lightning and that every thunderstorm produces lightning, according to court records.

Ruddell then turned to the court, asking it to take judicial notice of the terms. 

Judicial notice "substitutes the acceptance of a universal truth for the conventional method of introducing evidence,” according to court records. When a court takes judicial notice, a court is required to instruct the jury to accept the fact as conclusive.

To back his claim that a thunderstorm is a storm accompanied by thunder, Ruddell offered various dictionary definitions of thunder, as well as an interrogatory response by Marathon Petroleum stating that "Defendant's understanding of a thunderstorm is that it is a storm accompanied by thunder," according to court records.

Marathon Petroleum argued that taking judicial notice of these supposed facts would skew witness testimony about the weather conditions at the time of Ruddell’s alleged injury.

The court declined to take judicial notice. 

“Although his intentions are unclear, it appears to the Court that Ruddell is attempting to somehow demonstrate that MPC must be liable for his injuries if lightning was present at the time of the incident because MPC has a rule against working in lightning conditions,” the court held.

While the court agreed with Ruddell that it is generally “beyond reasonable controversy” that a thunderstorm includes thunder and that thunder follows lighting, it also agreed that judicial notice may mischaracterize testimony by Captain Michael Scott. 

Scott referred to a thunderstorm on the day of the incident, but further stated that lightning doesn’t need to be present for a thunderstorm to occur. He also testified that though there was heavy rain while the crew was working, there was no lightning until the crew was back on board the vessel, according to court records.

BELLEVILLE — A railway worker is suing Alton & Southern Railway Company, alleging he suffered a back injury on the job.

Terry Breier Jr. filed a complaint on March 24 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court, alleging the railroad company failed to comply with the Federal Employers' Liability Act.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on May 15, 2014, he was performing his assigned duties when he sustained severe and permanent injuries to his back.

As a result, he claims he suffered pain and mental anguish, lost earnings and medical expenses. 

The plaintiff alleges Alton & Southern failed to provide a reasonably safe place to work and to provide proper tools and equipment that reduce the risk of injury.

Breier requests a trial by jury and seeks damages in excess of $50,000, plus costs of this suit. 

He is represented by David L. Blunt of Blunt Slocomb Ltd. in Edwardsville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-153

BELLEVILLE — A motorist is suing Michaele Hines, citing alleged insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries in causing a car crash last November.

Rollie Nevilles filed a complaint on March 17 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court alleging that the other motorist failed to maintain proper control of her vehicle.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that, on Nov. 5, 2016, he was traveling westbound on St. Clair Avenue in Belleville when defendant struck the rear of his vehicle. As a result, he sustained injuries that made him sick, lame and disordered. He has also suffered disability, pain and suffering and medical expenses. The plaintiff holds Hines responsible because the defendant allegedly failed to maintain careful lookout for other vehicles, followed plaintiff's vehicle more closely than was reasonable and failed to properly apply brakes.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks for a fair and just award in excess of $50,000, plus costs of this suit. He is represented by Thomas C. Rich, Kristina D. Cooksey and Michelle M. Rich of Rich, Rich & Cooksey PC in Fairview Heights.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-131

BELLEVILLE — An insurance company is suing an automotive repair and maintenance company, citing alleged breach of contract for refusing to pay coverage premiums.

Norguard Insurance Co. filed a complaint on March 15 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against B.J. Diversified Inc. alleging that the defendant failed in its duty to pay insurance premiums.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that the defendant requested for the plaintiff to provide workers' compensation and employers liability insurance coverage, but the insurance polices were canceled due to unpaid insurance premiums amounting to $47,756.60. The plaintiff holds B.J. Diversified responsible because it allegedly failed and continues to refuse to pay insurance coverage premiums amounting to $47,756.50.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks payment for the insurance premiums with the total of $47,756.50, plus costs and other further relief which the court deems proper. The plaintiff is represented by Michael S. Baim of The CKB Firm in Chicago.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-124

BELLEVILLE — A proerty owner is suing its tenant Select Management Resources LLC, citing alleged breach of a sublease agreement for failing to pay rent.

MRT LLC filed a complaint on March 21 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court alleging that the defendant failed to fulfill its obligation under the terms of their contract.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that it entered into an agreement to sublease a Fairview Heights property to defendant. From July 1, 2016 to the present, plaintiff claims to have not received any rent from defendant. Plaintiff has incurred damages in the amount of $42,000.03 and will suffer future damages for the holdover period in the amount of $9,333.34. The plaintiff holds Select Management Resources responsible because it allegedly did not pay the rent requested by plaintiff within seven days of the notice of default and retained possession of the subject property without paying rent.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks damages in the total amount of $51,333.37, plus costs of court and such other relief as this court deems just and proper. It is represented by P.K. Johnson of Johnson & Johnson in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-141

BELLEVILLE — A student loan lender is suing a St. Clair County ma citing alleged breach of promissory note for an outstanding balance.

National Collegiate Student Loan Trust 2007-4 filed a complaint on March 20 in the St. Clair County Circuit Court against William A. Clay alleging that he failed to fulfill his contractual obligation to pay back his student loan.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that, in May 2007, defendant signed a note for a student loan with the plaintiff. After all offsets and credits, the balance amount of $50,359.36 plus interest of $15,724.98 remains due and owing. The plaintiff holds Clay responsible because despite demands, defendant has allegedly failed to make payments.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks damages in the amount of $50,359.36 plus interest of $15,724.98, post-judgment interest and costs of this action. It is represented by Brad Pierce of Kramer & Frank PC in St. Louis.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 17-L-142

East St. Louis — A settlement was reached in a nursing home employee's suit alleging she was injured in an elevator when it abruptly stopped and caused her to fall. 

The undisclosed settlement was reached on Jan. 25, but Magistrate Judge Stephen Williams dismissed the suit with prejudice and without costs on April 4 after the court took time to process the settlement. 

Oak Hill Nursing Home employee Janet Layne of Randolph County filed the lawsuit in 2015 with the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois in East St Louis against Otis Elevator Company. 

In her complaint, she claimed she was traveling down an Otis elevator in 2011 inside the Magnolia Terrace assisted living facility when is allegedly abruptly stopped and threw her against the side of the elevator. The incident allegedly caused her to fall to the floor and suffer "severe and permanent injuries and disfigurement" that required medical care. 

Layne accused the defendant of outright negligence and occurrence of an accident that implied negligence. She alleged Otis failed to properly maintain and repair the elevator, failed to properly train its employees to service it correctly and failed to protect those using the elevator. 

She sought a judgement in her favor of $100,000, plus costs of the suit. 

Within three months, three different judges presided over the case. Initially, Judge David Herndon and Judge Phillip Frazier were assigned and a jury trial month was set. The case was reassigned for final disposition to Frazier after Herndon was removed. Fraizer was recused 12 days later.

On separate occasions, incorrect and missing documents were filed, which prevented the case from moving forward—including the defense being asked to file a Federal Rule of Civil Procedure disclosure and the plaintiff being allowed to file an amended complaint. 

Both parties had to refile separate documents because the incorrect filing type was selected, the incorrect document was attached or none was attached at all. 

The case was administrated via telephone conference except on one occasion when the plaintiff’s attorney filed a motion to appear.

After the settlement was reached, Williams filed an order for the case to be dismissed in 60 days to give the court time to process the settlement. 

Layne was represented by Stephen Buser of the Law Offices of Stephen Buser and James O'Leary of the Onder Law Firm.

Thomas Plunkert of Leritz Plunkert in St. Louis represented Otis. 

East St. Lewis County District Court case number 15-cv-00903-SCW  

EDWARDSVILLE - A Wood River woman alleges she was injured after tripped at an East Alton apartment complex. 

Dorothy Kelley filed the complaint against Sugar Creek Capital, Sugar Creek Realty LLC, Promex Midwest Corp, and Township Village Apartments, alleging they violated the Illinois Premises Liability Act. 

In her complaint, Kelley alleges she tripped and fell while visiting one of the defendants' apartment complexes in East Alton on Feb. 29, 2016. 

The plaintiff alleges that the hinges to the screen door at the apartment were broken and there was a metal piece sticking out, presenting a tripping hazard for anyone visiting the apartment, including Kelley.

She also claims that Sugar Creek Capital, individually or through its employees, should have known about the issue and the risk it posed to residents and visitors. It also indicated that the issue was something that residents and visitors likely wouldn’t notice.

According to the complaint, the company and its employees failed to inspect the premises, failed to avoid dangerous conditions, failed to warn of dangerous conditions, failed to repair, remedy or protect against dangerous conditions and failed to do so in accordance with industry norms, failed to make the repair in a reasonable length of time and maintained a dangerous condition.

As a result of the existing issue, Kelley alleges she tripped and fell, injuring her left shoulder and left knee. She also fractured her left humeral bone. 

Kelley argues that the issue was not open and obvious and she did not misuse the property in any way.

The complaint alleges that Kelley endured pain and suffering and her life was adversely impacted and as a result of the conditions at the apartment that led to the fall, and she will become liable for the resulting medical expenses.  It also alleges that she suffered loss of a normal life while she was injured and recovering.

The complaint alleges counts of negligence and breach of duty against each defendant and seeks a sum of more than $50,000 and costs for each count.

Kelley is represented by Michael P. Glisson and Timothy J. Chartrand of Williamson, Webster, Falb & Glisson in Alton. 

Madison County Circuit Court Case number 17-L-305

A jury trial for a passenger’s auto accident suit began Monday in Madison County Circuit Judge David Dugan’s courtroom.

Plaintiff Gloria Teague, of Alton, is represented by Timothy Chartrand of Williamson Webster Falb & Glisson in Alton.

Defendant Suzanne Crancer, of Godfrey, is represented by Marcus Raymond of Maryland Heights, Mo.

Defendant Theresa Harrison, of Alton, is represented by Roger Wilson of St. Louis.

Teague filed her complaint on Aug. 31, 2015, against Crancer and Harrison. She argues that Harrison was driving a 2006 Buick Lucerne CX southbound on Henry Street in Alton while Teague was riding along as a passenger. At the same time, Crancer was driving a 2014 Ford Escape on US-67 and approaching the intersection with Henry Street.

Crancer allegedly drove her vehicle into the intersection, running a red light, while Harrison was also crossing the intersection. The two vehicles collided.

Teague alleges the defendants failed to obey a traffic signal, failed to reduce speed to avoid an accident, failed to warn each other of the imminent accident, failed to keep a proper lookout, failed to decrease speed and failed to yield the right of way.

As a result, Teague alleges she suffered injuries to her arm, shoulder, hip, knee and strain to her C-spine.

Harrison answered the complaint on Dec. 7, 2015, denying liability in the accident.

In her affirmative defenses, Harrison argues that the accident was a direct and proximate result of Crancer’s negligence.

Crancer answered the complaint on Sept. 16, 2015, denying liability.

In her affirmative defenses, Crancer argues that Harrison’s negligence caused or contributed to the plaintiff’s injuries. She alleges Harrison failed to obey a traffic control device or signal, failed to reduce speed in order to avoid an accident, failed to warn the plaintiff of an imminent accident, failed to keep a proper lookout, failed to decrease speed when approaching the intersection and failed to yield the right of way to Crancer.

Harrison filed a counterclaim against Crancer on Dec. 17, 2015.

She argues that Crancer failed to keep a proper lookout, failed to keep her vehicle under proper control, failed to obey a lawful traffic signal, failed to yield the right of way and failed to avoid a collision.

If Harrison is found liable, she argues that she is entitled to contribution from Crancer.

Teague filed a motion to transfer the case to the arbitration docket on May 3 through attorney Michael Glisson. In his affidavit, Glisson stated that at this time, the total damages sought do not exceed $50,000.

Circuit Judge Andreas Matoesian granted the motion to transfer on May 13.

On Aug. 25, the arbitrators entered an award in favor of Teague and against Crancer for $22,500. However, the arbitrators found in favor of Harrison on both Teague’s complaint and Crancer’s counterclaim for contribution. They assessed 100 percent fault to Crancer in the incident.

On Sept. 20, Crancer rejected the arbitration award and requested a jury trial.

On Nov. 18, the case was transferred to the law docket for trial.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1118

Monday, April 24

9:00 AM

PACKHAM CATHY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   3M COMPANY

16-L-001337, ASBESTOS J 327

Tuesday, April 25

9:00 AM

HANSON CECIL   V.   3M COMPANY

16-L-001094, ASBESTOS J 327

Wednesday, April 26

1:30 AM

LATHAM KEN WILLIAM JR AS SP AD   V.   3M COMPANY

16-L-000785, ASBESTOS J 327

9:00 AM

FITCH JOSEPH   V.   3M COMPANY

16-L-000900, ASBESTOS J 327

FORESTER GEOFFREY   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

15-L-001232, ASBESTOS J 327

EDWARDS FREDDIE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AW CHESTERTON INC

14-L-001336, ASBESTOS J 327

SELF DWIGHT   V.   3 M COMPANY

16-L-001506, ASBESTOS J 327

GUERRERO GREGORY INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

14-L-000676, ASBESTOS J 327

MIDDLETON GARALDINE   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

14-L-001432, ASBESTOS J 327

GOODWIN RICHARD   V.   ABBOTT LABORATORIES SUCC TO RO

14-L-001758, ASBESTOS J 327

TURNER RONALD   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

15-L-001316, ASBESTOS J 327

FREER ROBERTA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCE AUTO PARTS INC

15-L-001361, ASBESTOS J 327

DESHAIES MARK   V.   3 M COMPANY

16-L-000883, ASBESTOS J 327

PAINE CHARLES   V.   3 M COMPANY

16-L-000979, ASBESTOS J 327

ARMSTRONG OLIVIA INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN BILTRITE INC

13-L-000349, ASBESTOS J 327

BAXTER CHARLES   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION

13-L-001992, ASBESTOS J 327

NASH PAUL   V.   ALFA LAVAL INC FKA DELAVAL SUC

14-L-000778, ASBESTOS J 327

BRENT WILLIAM INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC

14-L-000879, ASBESTOS J 327

KLICKER ROSS   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

14-L-001428, ASBESTOS J 327

KEARNS ANNAMARIE   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

14-L-001783, ASBESTOS J 327

LAMPRECHT RUDOLF   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

15-L-000852, ASBESTOS J 327

NEALLY MICHELE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000941, ASBESTOS J 327

LUDFORD WILLIAM H   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

15-L-001529, ASBESTOS J 327

PAVONE JOANN INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ACF INDUSTRIES LLC

13-L-000892, ASBESTOS J 327

WALSH JACK   V.   4520 CORP INC SUCC IN INT TO B

16-L-001357, ASBESTOS J 327

JONES CORINNE INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP IND

13-L-001491, ASBESTOS J 327

FARISS CHARLES   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

14-L-001600, ASBESTOS J 327

KLEINKE CHARLES INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ABB INC SUCC TO ITE ELECTRICAL

15-L-000125, ASBESTOS J 327

ASH DONALD D   V.   ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-001353, ASBESTOS J 327

KANE DAVID A   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY I

16-L-001124, ASBESTOS J 327

MATHIAS ESTELENE   V.   AW CHESTERTON INC

14-L-000821, ASBESTOS J 327

BUBENIK MARTHA JANE INDIVIDUAL   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP SU

14-L-001569, ASBESTOS J 327

EISEN CYNTHIA   V.   ARKEMA INC SUCC TO PENNWALT SU

15-L-000137, ASBESTOS J 327

CIOLKOSZ SANDRA   V.   AMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-000182, ASBESTOS J 327

HULL JIMMIE D   V.   ALCOA INC

15-L-000216, ASBESTOS J 327

TELFORD GARY R   V.   AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC

15-L-000219, ASBESTOS J 327

MONTGOMERY ROBERT   V.   AJAX MAGNATHERMIC CORP

15-L-000468, ASBESTOS J 327

JONES CHARLES L   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

15-L-000816, ASBESTOS J 327

MCDOWELL ELLEAN   V.   ALLIANCE LAUNDRY HOLDINGS LLC

15-L-000886, ASBESTOS J 327

BARHITE KENNETH   V.   3 M COMPANY

16-L-000358, ASBESTOS J 327

APRIL 5, 2017

US BANK V. BARBARA AND MARVIN THOMAS, $103,257.16, 105 CHATEAU DR., FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS. 17CH245

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V. RAY GRAYSON AND JENNIFER MOAKE, $86,389.59, 105 W. PHILLIPS ST., MASCOUTAH. 17CH246

NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. CATHY ELMORE, $77,818.13, 312 S. 9TH ST., BELLEVILLE. 17CH247

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V. TIMOTHY AND KAREN FREY, $177,437.40, 1501 AUTUMN LAKES LN., MASCOUTAH. 17CH248

WELLS FARGO BANK V. TRAVIS HACKNEY, $100,429.21, 409 PONDEROSA AVE., UNIT 7, OFALLON. 17CH250

APRIL 7, 2017

WELLS FARGO BANK V. HEIRS OF BESSIE MAE TOWNSEND , $32,701.78, 7111 CHURCH LN., E. ST. LOUIS. 17CH303

US BANK V. DARYN FOSTER JR. , $21,183.98, 646 N. 80TH ST., E. ST. LOUIS. 17CH304

NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. CASSANDRA AND JOE WESTERFIELD, $121,577.12, 536 N. 74TH ST., BELLEVILLE. 17CH305

APRIL 10, 2017

NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. PAUL RAMSEY, $71,122.37, 809 N. 17TH ST., BELLEVILLE. 17CH306

APRIL 11, 2017

ASSOCIATED BANK V. DARLENE SLOVINSKI,, $78,368.79, 418 W. VAN BUREN ST., MILLSTADT. 17CH307

APRIL 12, 2017

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V. BRADLEY PHILLIPS, $85,127.98, 425 STATE ST. , DUPO. 17CH308

APRIL 13, 2017

US BANK V. DARRYL AND LETITIA CROSS, $161,881.30, 201 ST. JOHN DR., BELLEVILLE. 17CH310

WELLS FARGO BANK V. DOWDY AND CHRISTINE WILLIAMS, $33,001.58, 2101 BAKER AVE., E. ST. LOUIS. 17CH311

US BANK V. JOHN AND LULLA JACKSON, $103,780.91, 15 CHALET CT., FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS. 17CH312

OCWEN LOAN SERVICING V. HEIRS OF SHIRLEY BROOKSHIRE, $79,779.27, 3 CATALINA DR., FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS. 17CH314

BANK OF AMERICA V. JOY R BRAWLEY, $101,847.74, 400 S. 20TH ST., BELLEVILLE. 17CH320

APRIL 3, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$199,000- 2612 AUTUMN HARVEST LN. - MARC GILBERTSON TO OBADIAH AND DANIELLE DALRYMPLE

$107,500- 1 ABRAHAM CT. - GREGORY PICKEREL TO ALYSS DIVIERO

$147,000- 162 DIANNE DR. - ROBERT DEBLANC TO GLENN TAMMONS III

$107,000- 1812 JAY AVE. - JERRY TRENT TO MICHAEL HOLMON JR.

$193,496- 2198 SOUTHERN OAK CR. - CA JONES TO GREGORY AND JAN PICKERREL

$45,000- 8338 W. MAIN ST. - BELLEVILLE HOMES TO UNDER THE WOOD PROPERTY

$207,500- 2900 HARVEST MEADOW DR. - VERN L. SCOTT TO MELISSA AND MATTHEW BOKESCH

$244,382- 244 LONGRIDGE CR - MCBRIDE GREEN MOUNT MANOR TO MARC GILBERTSON

$37,000- 1229 N. 17TH ST. APT. 26 - ROSEMARY RIGDEN TO ELLEN THIELEMAN

$74,900- 4107 W. MAIN ST. - JOHN DEMOS TO DARRYL AND PAULA SAIN

$150,000- 5 KINGSBURY DR. - RDS DEVELOPMENT CORP. TO GEORGE GOONDOE JR.

$209,000- 304-314 W. I ST. - MARK ABRIGHT TO HALO HOLDINGS

$44,520- 904 N. 39TH ST. - MATTHEW BADER TO JOHNATHAN AND LISA LOESCHE

$83,000- 101 LONGVIEW DR. - FIRST COUNTY BANK TO R3 DEVELOPMENT NFP

$219,000- 115 FOXBRUSH DR. - KYLE AND HEATHER BURKE TO ROBERT AND JENNIFER PETERSON

$115,000- 411 WINDRIFT DR. - TRAVIS AND JALYNN KING TO GEORGE AND BEVERLEE KEASLING

$79,900- 601 SYCAMORE ST. - TIMOTHY WARNER TO JENNIFER SARETTE

$253,900- 16 FORESTVIEW CT. - JAY AND ANDREA PRINDABLE TO DANIEL FUNSTMAN AND ERIC GARCIA

$230,000- 17 FOREST GLEN DR. - RANDY AND JANE HAMM TO GEORGE III AND TIFFANY BILBREY

CAHOKIA

$18,500- 1620 ANDREWS DR. - P&B REAL ESTATE TO SDT ABUNDANT STATE

CASEYVILLE

$229,049- 976 HALF MOON LN. - HOMES BY DEESIGN TO BRENDAN AND ERIKA SHURILLA

$24,000- 138 CAROL LOUISE DR. - EARLENE OBERG TRUST TO ST. LOUIS INVESTMENTS

$16,000- 221 BETHEL MINE RD. - US BANK TO ROBERT BRUEGGEMANN

$68,000- 3 EDGEWOOD LN. - TIMOTHY AND CATHERINE BOEVING TO R&B LAWN SERVICE

E. ST. LOUIS

$6,251- 6 LAKEWOOD PL. - FANNIE MAE TO VERNON AND MARY OBERMEIER

$35,000- 7201 LAKE DR. - GREATER NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH TO TERRELL CROCKETT

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$97,500- 310 PLEASANT RIDGE RD. - KIMBERLY WHITMORE TO WESLEY GRIGGS JR. AND ASHLEY ALLEN

$201,200- 7 SHELLIE CT. - ROXANNE BYNUM TO MARTHA RAINES

FREEBURG

$125,000- 4 N. POTTER ST. - MICKEY MEISENHEIMER TO KYLE AND BRIANA SWIERCZEK

LEBANON

$229,000- 13 BERNHARDT - RICKEY AND LENORA RICE TO BRANDON AND JENNA DOUGHERTY

MARISSA

$10,000- 412 S. HAMILTON AVE. - RICHARD SUTTER TO BRENDA AND BRAD CHANDLER

MASCOUTAH

$426,636- 9655 QUAPAW CT. - KAPPERT CONSTRUCTION TO BERNADETTE WOOD AND THOMAS KANE

$83,000- 10855 PLATINUM LN. - COREY AND STACY HOELSCHER TO MARKUS ROGERS AND LYNN HAAS

$145,500- 319 W. POPLAR ST. - DAVID AND STACEY PFAU TO ERIC AND EMILY HAWLEY

MILLSTADT

$289,000- 586 ADMIRAL WENDT PKWY. - DANIEL AND BROOKE KLOESS TO NICHOLAS AND ERICA HOMEYER

$134,900- 202 E. MADISON ST. - ANTHONY J. BALDING JR. AND BRENDA BALDING TO JOSEPH SCHAEFER AND JULIANA KLEIN

$361,000- 1005 RARITY CR. - JL SCHAEFER CONTRUCTION TO BRADLEY AND CYNTHIA HASENSTAB

OFALLON

$319,900- 955 CARNEGIE KNOLLS DR. - HUNTINGTON CHASE HOMES CORP. TO DAVID AND STACY HEATON

$230,000- 453 BANDMOUR PL. - LORENE JANSON TO CHERI SCHUTZENHOFER

$180,000- 317 NANCY DR. - TIMOTHY AND JILL BECKERING TO BRITTANY KLINE

$13,000- 1134 OGLE RD. - ENOS AND PATRICIA ROSS TO GARY AND TRACEY SAUNDERS

$127,200- 803 BELPRE DR. - THOMAS WANN TO KATHERINE MURRAY

$530,000- 1653 LANCASTER DR. - GREGORY MOSSMAN TO STEVEN AND HOLLY BYLAND

$235,000- 1210 LECLAIRE CT. - ALAN AND PAMELA VAN BEVERN TO OWEN AND MICHELE SEIBEL

$140,000- 455 COLLEEN DR. - HENRY AND GENOLA GADDIS TO BARNETT MILLER

SHILOH

$211,774- 805 HAWKRIDGE RUN - FULFORD HOMES TO SHARETTA THOMAS

$271,800- 1213 SIMEON DR. - FANNIE MAE TO CHRISTOPHER AND MORGAN BOYER

$242,000- 2272 DEER SPRINGS TR. - MICHAEL AND ANN HUG TO ROGER AND CRYSTAL RAKERS

$247,000- 1156 PROVENCE DR. - ATIF AND LISA KHAN TO LAMAR MARTIN

SWANSEA

$23,000- 3901 FINCH LN. - COBBLESTONE PARK TO CA JONES

$81,000- 4020 GENTRY LN. - JOHN AND KAREN HUNT TO NATHAN AND CHELSEA SHELLENBERGER

APRIL 4, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$400,000- 100 ANDORA DR. - H&S PROPERTIES TO ABUNDANT LIFE MINISTRIES

$77,000- 126 S. 12TH ST. - ANGELA LATINETTE TO EDDIE HERNANDEZ AND MORGAN BROWN

$20,250- 411 N. 4TH ST. - VENTURES TRUST TO REID LINKSVAYER

$53,000- 141 S. 35TH ST. - THE DOUGLAS FAMILY LIVING TRUST TO ELLEN THIELEMAN

$110,000- 101 LYNNHAVEN DR. - KENNETH AND JANE MELTON TO RENA AND JULIUS YOUNG SR.

$32,130- 7911 W. MAIN ST. - FANNIE MAE TO ROBERT FREDERICK CAMPBELL

$74,000- 1321 FLORADORA DR. - FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE TO CORETTA SHEPARD

CAHOKIA

$10,000- 2415 LORRAINE DR. - CARLOS FORD TO EARUIM AND LADONNA SANDERS

$21,500- 832 ST. BENEDICT DR. - VI INC TO ERIC KNAUST

$18,500- 1610 ANDREWS DR. - P&B REAL ESTATE TO WILMA LLC

DUPO

$142,000- 400 MIRANDA DR. - KEVIN AND JOYCE GILLIAM TO BRIAN BALLARD

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$20,000- 9502 HOLY CROSS RD. - LARENCE AND JOYCE MAJESKI TO JOHN WOMBLE

$95,000- 35 CIRCLE DR. - JCS ACQUISTIONS LLC AND HOMEFRONT PROPERTIES TO ALEXANDRIA GRAFF

$134,500- 4 WESTLAKE DR. - BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING TO RICHARD WARNER JR. AND PEGGY AGERS

FREEBURG

$160,000- 212 S. MONROE ST. - PROCTOR FAMILY TRUST TO TERRY AND LI JUN HERBERT

$180,127- 704 MARY ANN CT. - JUDICIAL SALES CORP. TO SECRETARY OF HUD

LEBANON

$477,500- 520 SHADOW ROCK CT. - SMR LLC TO CRAIG AND EMILY KOMBRINK

OFALLON

$30,500- 114 E. 4TH ST. - MARTINI PROPERTIES TO CARL GREGORY

$208,000- 1006 HEATHERWOOD DR. - BERNARD TRAYNOR TO ANGELO BISBIKIS

SMITHTON

$148,000- 5524 HIGH ST., XXX OAK ST., XXX BLANK RD. - JAMES MCGUIRE JR. TO DAVID AND PATRICIA GRAVOT

SWANSEA

$187,900- 529 CRESTWOOD DR. - STEVEN AND JENNIFER BOESKER TO MARK AND SHANNON DAY

APRIL 5, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$230,000- 301 CARSON DR. - MATTHEW AND MISTY BELL TO STEPHEN SCHWARTZ AND ZACHARY VASQUEZ

$41,000- 69 SOUTHERN DR. - YARMILLA ZARUBA TO BUYUS PROPERTIES

$150,000- 2018 KILLARNEY DR. - DAVID AND TRACEY WARD TO DUSTIN AND LAURA GOOD

E. ST. LOUIS

$95,000- 17 HILLTOP PL. - JAMES SR. AND BRENDA BURKE TO RICKY AND FLORENCE NEWMAN

$30,000- 2211 AND 2215 STATE ST. - QUALITY PAGE INC. TO DAVID EDWARDS

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$32,000- 100 KASSING AVE. - WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY TO DANIEL ASBERRY

$120,000- 62 & 64 PASADENA - STEVEN AND JOYCE GRISSOM TO RDS DEVELOPMENT CORP.

LOVEJOY

$5,000- ST. CLAIR AVE. - KILLIAN WEIR TO SPEEDWAY INVESTORS WEST

MASCOUTAH

$51,000- 9721 QUAPAW CT. - AKS DEVELOPMENT TO KAPPERT CONSTRUCTION CO.

OFALLON

$334,000- 1320 MERRIAM PKWY. - ELLIE CADE CUSTOM HOMES TO MEGAN AND BRADY GARDNER

$152,500- 1814 WASHINGTON - THOMAS MCMILLIN TO JUSTIN AND NICOLE HOPKINS

$109,900- 215 E. FIRST ST. - BRANDON AND RACHEL SMILEY TO KATHY RAY WEST

$447,019- 415 WILLOW POINT TRAIL - HUNTINGTON CHASE HOMES CORP. TO ELLA DUNCAN

$255,000- 129 SUMMERLIN RIDGE - JESSE MORGAN JR. AND DONNA MORGAN TO JOHN MCDONALD

$187,900- 1112 DANZIG DR. - JAMES AND KATHLEEN DICE TO KEVIN MARTINEZ

$269,080- 1400 KECK RIDGE DR. - LF & SON CONSTRUCTION TO JOSEPH AND VANESSA AMALLA

SHILOH

$294,000- 4309 MAHOGANY LN. - LISA LAWN AND GEOFFREY NIEBOER TO GREGORY MOSSMAN

SUMMERFIELD

$29,900- 106 E. KAVANAUGH ST. - CAROLE CARNEY TO MICHAEL RAYMOND

APRIL 6, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$7,586- 9325 CIRCLE DR. - MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BOND CO. TO CLAVE

$6,473- 4415 W. WASHINGTON ST. - MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BOND CO. TO CLAVE

$40,747- 207 BERNARD DR. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO JAMES SCOTT

$39,500- 539 LAFAYETTE DR. - HEIRS OF LEOTA PULLEY TO JERRY TRENT

CAHOKIA

$45,000- 1109 ST. CLEMENT DR. - ERIC KNAUST TO SAGE VALLEY VENTURES

$20,000- 2021 DELORES ST. - FAYE FILE AND STACI GUIDRY TO ERIC KNAUST

$10,000- 729 HOWELL AVE. - DELORES WARBRITTON FORTNER TRUST TO SHERRY LONG

CASEYVILLE

$112,250- 312 E. OFALLON DR. - TAMELA MILKOVICH TO JACKI BEAL

E. ST. LOUIS

$2,000- 2218 ILLINOIS AVE. - WILLIE ARNOLD TO CECILIA PAWNELL

$12,500- 2900 LOUISIANA BLVD. - WELLS FARGO BANK TO ODELL ROY

$4,800- 1435 N. 39TH ST. - US BANK TO ANGELA SANDERS

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$137,500- 101 TOULON CT. - TYGRACON PROPERTIES TO RONSHAY MCBRIDGE

SUMMERFIELD

$5,000- 204&205 W. N. ST. - JAMES POEHLEIN AND GLYNDA JARVIS, CRAWFORD TO VINCE FARZIER

SWANSEA

$158,000- 1764 AMBROSE TERRACE DR. - LARRY HERNDON JR. AND ROBYN COMBS TO ROBERTO SMITH JR.

$160,000- 3243 JARED DR. - LORNA WOLF TO JOHN LINCOLN

APRIL 7, 2017

CAHOKIA

$8,500- 126 ST. BARBARA LN. - WELLS FARGO BANK TO HONRADEZ INVESTMENT GROUP

$8,000- 739 ST. MARTIN DR. - AMERICAN CASH FUND TO STERNAU PROPERTIES

$20,000- 130 ST. LEO DR. - BANYON INVESTMENTS TO ST. LOUIS INVESTMENTS

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$170,000- 868 HARBOR WOODS DR. - DEMETRIS REDFIELD TO JESSE BIER

FREEBURG

$585,000- DOUGLAS RD. AND W. APPLE ST. - MEISE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION TO MICHAEL BRAUN

$124,000- 110 N. WEST ST. - KYLE AND DANIELLE DOERR TO JACOB AND ABIGAIL BIEKERT

LEBANON

$15,000- 526 N. MONROE ST. - CHARLES AND BETTY BENNETT TO BILLY AND VICKI BOHNENSTIEHL

MASCOUTAH

$240,000- 9608 WINCHESTER ST. - RICHARD AND KYOKO WALLACE TO TIMOTHY AND LAUREN BLACKBURN

OFALLON

$111,000- 1512 ENGLISH PINE LN. - TAMMIE AND PHILIP KNAPPER TO TERRI MARLOW

SHILOH

$122,900- 312 RADCLIFF RD. - LINDA FEDER TO KENNETH AND TERESA ROBINSON

SMITHTON

$95,000- 718 KLEIN DR. - WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY TO PETER AND MEGAN TOUCHTONE

ST. LIBORY

$200,000- 609 KATE CT. - AVISTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS TO JEROME AND HELEN MIDDEKE SR.

SWANSEA

$222,000- 1807 DALTON DR. - HOMER AND LORENE NARD TO BRITTANY KLEIN AND ALYSSA ESPERUM

MARCH 28, 2017

ALTON

$9,924- 801- 803 PARK DR. - THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TO BLAINE THOMAS

$7,896,281- 246 WONDERLAND DR. - RHP WESTERN PORTFOLIO GROUP LLC TO BSREP II MH C LLC

COLLINSVILLE

$97,500- 111 KENWOOD LN. - ROBERT WILLOUGHBY AND SHIRLEYBAHN TO KEVIN AND BRENDA HUBBLE

$124,000- 838 LASALLE ST. - THE SECRETARY OF VA TO TARA AND JERRY CARVER

$177,500- 20 ADDISON ST. - BENJAMIN AND LAURA WIECHERT TO GREGORY BOLLMAN AND STEPHANIE PAULE

$125,000- 210 WINDRIDGE DR. - BENJAMIN AND LINDA NOVICK TO RICHARD AND JOYCE MOORE

E. ALTON

$35,000- 129 VICTORY DR. - BRUCE BURDICK TO SAM MARINELLI

EDWARDSVILLE

$165,000- 500 N. BUCHANAN ST. - NINA AND DAVID PARKHURST TO NICHOL AND BYRON ALLEN

$285,000- 3466 MANASSAS DR. - MARIA DUEBBERT TO MAHDI BAYGLOO AND GUNES ERCAL

$350,000- 715 PIN OAK RD. - SEWARD VAN PETTEN TO MATTHEW CUNDIFFF

$429,450- 10 GREYSTONE LN. - ROBERT AND LINDA FORBES TO GARLEN AND PAMELA HANKINS JR.

$220,000- 121 SPRINGER AVE. - CHRISTOPHER AND LEAH OSBORN TO BRENT AND SUSAN DIXON

GLEN CARBON

$195,000- 29 WILLIAMSBURG LN. - STEVEN AND AMY MORBY TO CHRISTOPHER AND LEAH OSBORN

$152,000- 31 CARMA - JERRY AND JENNA REED TO BRANDY SOLA

GODFREY

$2,156,887- 2716 W. DELMAR AVE. - RHP WESTERN PORTFOLIO GROUP LLC TO BSREP II MH C LLC

GRANITE CITY

$110,000- 1842 ROBERTA AVE. - MARK AND KATHRYN FOSTER TO JAMES AND KATRINA ISHUM

$22,000- 1208 W. PONTOON RD. - MTGLQ INVESTORS TO ALBERTO AND EVANGELINA RIOS

$16,601- 2316 EDWARDS ST. - FANNIE MAE TO HEARTLAND RENTAL PROPERTIES

$30,000- 1417 & 1419 19TH ST. - MICHAEL AND NANCY MEYERS TO DANA HUNSCHE

$60,000- 50 VILLA CT. - MARIANNE MILTON TO MICHAEL MILTON

$67,575- 3213 BLUEBIRD LN. - WILHELM VERSCHUYL TO SAMUEL VERSCHUYL

$119,500- 3320 MARYVILLE RD. - RICHARD AND JOYCE MOORE TO WHITNEY BELL

MARYVILLE

$159,500- 6808 HAMSHIRE CT. - MATTHEW HILL AND AMANDA WEINER TO LETISHA MURRAY SELVEY

PONTOON BEACH

$13,052,855- 135 MALLARD DR. - RHP WESTERN PORTFOLIO GROUP LLC TO BSREP II MH C LLC

S. ROXANA

$27,000- 211 SOUTHARD - HENRIETTA HOLMES TO KENNETH RITTLE

$5,000- TIDE WATER PL. LOT 7 - HENRIETTA HOLMES TO KENNETH RITTLE

TROY

$61,740- 1509 ESSEX PL. - PM OFFICE PARK LLC TO TOTTLEBEN CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

$96,000- 403 RIGGIN RD. - CANDACE OETTEL TO REBECCA SHACKELFORD

WOOD RIVER

$157,000- 114 SPRINGDALE PL. - MICHAEL LEUCK TO ERIC AND CAROLYN SPENCER

MARCH 29, 2017

ALTON

$62,000- 1411 MAIN ST. - VICTORIA HULETT TO JOCELYN AND KELLY FLOYED

BETHALTO

$190,000- 3680 SEILER RD. - LINDA PALEN TO JOSEPH LAW

$25,100- 705 OAKRIDGE ST. - HSBC BANK USA TO FRED SHAW

COLLINSVILLE

$275,000- 34 SUGAR LN. - TADAS KICIELINSKI SR. AND CYNTHIA KICIELINSKI TO NEENA PONTIOUS AND TROY PORTER

$760,000- 404 BELT LINE RD. - SCUBADUCK INC. TO MOTO INC.

$100,000- 406 BELT LINE RD. - ROBIN DR. INVESTMENT TO MOTO INC.

$142,100- 106 S. CHESTNUT ST. - MELISSA AND DARRIN AGNE TO ADAM MOORE

$215,000- 13 WILLOW TR. - SHARON KING TO STEPHEN HOWELL

$75,000- 222 S. MORRISON AVE. - HIGHWOOD 1 TRUST TO BRENDA NAVA

$152,000- 117 PINE HOLLOW LN. - FIVE OAKS OF MISSOURI INC. TO VALERIE RODGERS

E. ALTON

$15,180- 153 E. ALTON AVE. - THE JUDICIAL SALES TO SECRETARY OF HUD

$475,000- 312 MECHANICAL DR. - THOMAS AND VICKIE MAXWELL TO PHILLIPS INVESTMENTS

$77,000- 401 BOWMAN AVE. - KATE AND SCOTT RADCLIFF TO ROGER JR. AND GLORIA MALLOY

EDWARDSVILLE

$78,200- 801 LANCASHIRE DR. UNIT 2 - COURTNEY KUPINSKI TO RANDEE AND STEVEN SUMNER

$420,000- 7329 PROVIDENCE DR. - ASAP CONTRACTING INC. TO PATRICK AND CRYSTAL HARRISS

$270,000- 1030 FRANKLIN AVE. - CPT 58 HMOES LLC TO STEVEN AND AMY MORBY

$185,000- 39 TMBER MEADOWS CT. - ROBERT AND DOTTIE RICKER TO RUTH TOWNSEND

$25,000- 312 LOCUST ST. - TERRY KRUSCHIK TO ROBERT AND CYNTHIA KIRBY

$450,000- 246 N. MAIN ST. - FRED SCHULTE AND EDGAR HALL TO MERKEY PROPERTIES

$28,000- 7507 LAKE JAMES DR. - THOMAS PIATCHEK TO DANIEL CALCATERRA JR. AND JAMIE SCHEUMANN

GLEN CARBON

$171,000- 39 OLIVIA LN. - NEENA PONTIUS TO HELEN MERWIN

$288,500- 409 CHADWYCK DR. - MICHAEL AND STACEY KATHRINER TO GREGORY AND FRANCESCA EALES

GODFREY

$139,000- 4803 PARIS DR. - ALICIA ROSE AND JUSTIN BOLIN TO HERBERT ABEGG AND MARY BURNS

GRANITE CITY

$30,000- 2428 MORRISON RD. - THOMAS AND VICKI MILLER TO JEFFREY AND MELISSA BOUSHARD

$82,900- 3153 AUBREY AVE. - JEFFREY AND MELISSA BOUSHARD TO AMBER DILALLO

$6,550- 2204 MIRACLE AVE. - JPMORGAN CHASE BANK TO CASTLE 2017

$22,550- 2300 DELMAR AVE. - WELLS FARGO BANK TO LAWRENCE ALBERT

$78,000- 2605 PONTOON RD. - RODGER COAKLEY TO TERRY AND MARLA BRAKE

HIGHLAND

$51,500- 309 WASHINGTON ST. - JOHN ALLEN TO HAROLD WELL III AND SUSAN GRAF

MARYVILLE

$68,000- 6309 E. PARK ROW - THE VILLAS OF NOTTINGHAM TO HERBERT JOHNSON JR. AND JUNE JOHNSON

$374,941- 124 STONEBRIDGE ESTATES CT. - LMV HOMES INC. TO JEFFREY SKELTON

WOOD RIVER

$74,900- 534 S. 7TH ST. - WILLIAM AND MELODY LYLE TO CHARLES BARGER

$110,000- 728 N. 9TH ST. - JOSH HEITMAN TO ADAM LAMARSH

WORDEN

$64,000- 7521 SHERRY CREEK RD. - ZANE AND SHIRLEY PROSSER TO JASON AND KRYSTAL MOLLETT

MARCH 30, 2017

BETHALTO

$30,000- 248 GABRIELLE CR. - SCHREIBER FARM TO CA JONES INC

COLLINSVILLE

$13,500- 209 W. JUDA AVE. - FREEDOM HOMES LLC TO KENNETH DOTSON

E. ALTON

$35,000- 608 OHIO ST. - FANNIE MAE TO JOE COX

EDWARDSVILLE

$78,000- 3705 N. ARBOR LAKE DR. - ARBOR LAKE DEVELOPMENT CO. TO KYLE JACKSON

$134,000- 1912 CORNELL AVE. - MARIA HARRISON TO DANIEL BAGHERI

$157,500- 1230 BAHAMAS DR. - REGIONS BANK TO MARK RYAN

GODFREY

$73,000- 4914 PIERCE DR. - POLLYANN WALTERS TO JUSTIN EMMONS

$189,500- 4717 BRECHT LN. - ZACHARY AND REBECCA WHITTMAN TO TYLER AND MELISSA GARLAND

GRANITE CITY

$5,500- 2911 ROOSEVELT AVE. - FANNIE MAE TO PAUL AND TANISHA BYRD

$90,000- 432 KELLY DR. - CHERYL TUTKA TO SANDMARK BUILDERS LLC

$26,000- 2820 E. 25TH ST. - CHRISTOPHER LOGAN AND KAMI RODDICK TO MAX AND KAREN KILMER

HIGHLAND

$123,000- 10546 HICKORY FLAT RD. - ESTATE OF MONA LOCKLAR TO AARON WARREN

$60,000- 11248 SHADE TREE LN. - THE GLENN AND BARBARA KLOSTERMANN TRUST TO KEVIN AND LAURIE GOUGH

$68,000- 310 BROADWAY - VICKY MATTHEWS TO BERT GATLIN

$135,000- 115 SUNBEAM DR. - JEROME AND BRAD REHKEMPER TO DAVID AND VALARIE NORFLEET

$182,000- 90 QUAIL DR. - STEVEN AND CHRISTINA CAREY TO ANTHONY AND BERTA PEREZ

MARINE

$95,000- 111 N. DUNCAN ST. - STEPHEN WEAVER TO KEITH AND JAN JENSEN

TROY

$139,000- 326 BARGRAVES BLVD. - RILEY LLC TO ADVANTEX INC.

$85,000- 112 YORKSHIRE CT. - ARIA TAHERI TO JASON AND CHERRI COURTNEY

WOOD RIVER

$66,000- 411 WHITELAW AVE. - BETTY FINES TRUST TO FRANKLIN AND DAKOTA HAYS

$19,400- 739 LINCOLN AVE. - FANNIE MAE TO SAMMY AND BRIDGETT JOHNSON

MARCH 31, 2017

ALTON

$11,000- 511 PORTER ST. - PNC BANK TO AARON MILLER

$130,000- 2301 WEDGEWOOD DR. - DEBRA BRUMLEY AND MICHAEL MATHUS TO ROBERT ANDREWS SR. AND LEONARD EBREY

BETHALTO

$140,000- 97 PARKSIDE DR. - ROBERT HALL TO PAMELA GRETHER

COLLINSVILLE

$122,650- 112 W. COUNTRY LN. - RICHARD AND CATHLEEN KEASEY TO DUSTIN BARENDREGT AND SAMANTHA NOVAK

$85,000- 1100/1106 ST. LOUIS RD. - JERRY SIMON TO MIKE'S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP INC.

$50,100- 300 PINE LAKE RD., UNIT 8 - VERTA MIDCALF TO MICHAEL REICHERT

DORSEY

$72,500- 7270 RENKEN RD. - MARY AND THOMAS RUDER TO DEI HOLDINGS

E. ALTON

$185,000- 440 VALLEY DR. - LELAND AND DONNA ALTHOFF TO KRISTY SCOTT

$90,000- 260 MAYWOOD DR. - DEBRA TAYLOR TO DAWN INGERSOLL

EDWARDSVILLE

$152,000- 204 WOODLAND DR. - THOMAS AND JOYCE HOLT TO KIMBERLY BAKER

$123,000- 1301 EBERHART AVE. - ARLYN DOSZKEWYCZ TO ANDREA TRAMPE

$760,900- CTY RD. 48 ST. - NANCY TABOR TRUST AND CLINTON TABOR III TO NEW POAG ASSOCIATES LLC

GLEN CARBON

$135,000- 25 GINGER LAKE DR. S. - GUNES ERCAL AND MAHDI GHAREH BAYGLOO TO RICK UTNAGE

$69,900- 236 ELLINGTON CT. - MERIDIAN MANORS DEVELOPMENT TO LERCH HOMES INC.

$358,562- 236 ELLINGTON CT. - LERCH HOMES INC. TO SAMUEL JR. AND JAMIE SCHNIEDERS

$265,000- 3100 BIRMINGHAM DR. - BRENT AND SUSAN DIXON TO CLAYTON AND ADRIENNE SHICK

$266,000- 7018 SAVANNAH DR. - DAVID AND JAMIE CROUTHERS TO MARK AND JORDAN PAULSON

GODFREY

$89,000- 2401 W. DELMAR AVE. - PATRICIA KRAMER TO FRANCES KORTKAMP

$93,000- 2717 SHORDELL DR. - MICHAEL AND ANGEL RUYLE TO NICOLE DAVIS

GRANITE CITY

$63,000- 4025 DIVISION ST. - GILMORE PROPERTIES AND INVESTMENTS LTD TO DONALD GROETECKE

$79,000- 2612 DELMAR ST. - LAURIE GUFFEY TO JOCELYN HARPER

$39,900- 3141 AUBREY AVE. - SILVERGATE BANK TO BRANDON AND LAUREN GREENE

$80,500- 2928 DALE AVE. - KELLY SR AND DAWN YEAGER TO JEREMY HENDERSON

HARTFORD

$32,500- 102 W. DATE ST. - CFS-4 VI LLC TO HARTFORD LLC

HIGHLAND

$28,500- 2308 PARKHILL DR. - VIRGINIA MAXINE AND ALFRED MAPLES JR. TO LARRY WELLEN PROPERTIES LLC

MARYVILLE

$20,000- 800 COPPER RIDGE - LOUIS AND MARGARET DENTICI TO MICHAEL SWEETEN

ROXANA

$78,500- 309&311 N. CENTRAL - MAURICE DAVID AND CHARLOTTE MALONE TO C. ALLEN AND DIANNA JOHNSON

TROY

$92,500- 528 BUCKEYE DR. - KENNETH DOTSON TO APRIL LYNCH

$72,000- 8936 INDIAN CREEK - WCE LLC TO PENN BUILDERS

$223,900- 7301 GRAYTHORN CT. UNIT C - KIMBERLEE SUE GILLESPIE TO MARY JANE RAYMOND

WOOD RIVER

$82,000- 318 WHITELAW AVE. - CHRISTOPHER AND PATRICIA STANLEY TRUST TO TYLER AND AMALIA WOLFF

WORDEN

$145,000- 1985 SEXTANT DR. - MICHAEL AND THERESA ANTOFF TO STEVEN YATES JR.

$233,000- 6811 WORDEN RD. - CRAIG JONES TO CHARLES BENNETT

APRIL 10, 2017

FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE V. DALENE WOOD, $57,444.80, 517 N. COMBS AVE., COLLINSVILLE. 17CH240

DEUTSCHE BANK V. NATHANAEL DELL, $54,912.27, 2630 HILLCREST AVE., ALTON. 17CH241

US BANK V. ALICIA AND CHRISTIAN BURKETT, $51,573.67, 2702 W. 20TH ST., GRANITE CITY. 17CH242

APRIL 11, 2017

DELMAR FINANCIAL CO. V. MICHAEL AND CAROLYN WRIGLEY, $52,979.0, 2324 CARDINAL AVE., GRANITE CITY. 17CH243

APRIL 13, 2017

FIRST COLLINSVILLE BANK V. FLORENCE SCHWINN, $56,181.41, 905 HARVESTYME LN., TROY. 17CH244

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V. STEVEN IMEL, $50,906.48, 3400 MILTON DR., ALTON. 17CH245

APRIL 17, 2017

MB FINANCIAL BANK V. LISA FISTER, $109,860.48, 16 W. GINGER LAKE DR., GLEN CARBON. 17CH246

US BANK V. WILLIAM AND EDITH TRINDLE, $37,716.58, 1176 LOLA ST., GRANITE CITY. 17CH247

FIRST COLLINSVILLE BANK V. LODY AND MICHAEL MILKOVICH, $44,760.10, 2221 LEE DR., GLEN CARBON. 17CH248

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK V. PHILLIP CLUTTS III, $755.08, 2808 EDWARDS ST., GRANITE CITY. 17CH249

Monday, April 24

9:00 AM

TECHNOLOGY INSURANCE CO A NEW  V.  OASIS CONSTRUCTION INC AN

16-L-001289, MUDGE 302

KLAUS ASHLEY  V.  CROSS AUTO BODY & TOWING INC

16-L-001265, MUDGE 302

LIGHT JONI L  V.  DYNAMIC TRANSIT COMPANY

16-L-000462, MUDGE 302

BOYER RHONDA AS SPEC ADMIN OF  V.  MAHANTA BANTI MD

16-L-000478, MUDGE 302

HANNANT KEITH  V.  HESSE PAIGE

16-L-001116, MUDGE 302

HALE CAROLINE  V.  GLENHAVEN GARDENS OF ALTON LLC

16-L-001353, MUDGE 302

SCHMIDT FRED  V.  BARNETT OUTDOORS LLC

16-L-000808, MUDGE 302

GREEN TYLER  V.  SMITH RUSSELL

16-L-001413, MUDGE 302

STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE I  V.  KELLOGG TREY

15-L-001364, MUDGE 302

SPROULL JARRET  V.  STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY C

16-L-001341, MUDGE 302

STOCKARD GREGORY K  V.  MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP

11-L-001039, MUDGE 302

PRICE REGINALD B  V.  SHORTER MARK D

15-L-000378, MUDGE 302

BROOKS DATHAN L  V.  SHOURD JOHN D

17-L-000203, MUDGE 302

ROSSON DEBRA K  V.  GALLO RYAN J

16-L-000263, MUDGE 302

BRUMMEL JOHN R AS FATHER AND N  V.  KOSTIELNEY NICHOLAS L

14-L-001605, MUDGE 302

KEEBLER HAROLD  V.  PINNACLE FOODS INC

16-L-000228, MUDGE 302

WALLACE CHARLES R  V.  HAMLIN ROBYN

16-L-001764, MUDGE 302

BUDER DARYL  V.  CONSUMERS INSURANCE USA

16-L-000306, MUDGE 302

RUSHING JAMES  V.  FORBES GERY L

16-L-001040, MUDGE 302

SUMMERS GILBERT  V.  WALMART STORES INC

14-L-001472, MUDGE 302

CHILDERSON JANE  V.  LANGENHORST PHYLLIS

13-L-000677, MUDGE 302

SUMNER KEVIN W  V.  KILBURY SCOTT

16-L-000182, MUDGE 302

JACKSON ERIC  V.  CAMPBELL TERRY M

16-L-000431, MUDGE 302

SMITH BOBBIE J  V.  GUTZLER MARY T

15-L-001393, MUDGE 302

BATES EARNEST  V.  FORBES ROBERT S

15-L-000524, MUDGE 302

MAYHALL DAVID  V.  PHILLIPS ERIC J

17-L-000014, MUDGE 302

MTC 1 A CORPORATION  V.  VOGLER VINCENT

16-L-000176, MUDGE 302

ROSENKRANZ JOHN H IV  V.  CENTRAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SE

13-L-002200, MUDGE 302

WILLIS KENDALL  V.  PHILLIPS 66  CENOVUS ENGERGY

16-L-001315, MUDGE 302

GENTEMAN MICHELLE  V.  CITY OF HIGHLAND

14-L-000572, MUDGE 302

APEX OIL COMPANY INC  V.  CENTURY INDEMNITY COMPANY AS S

13-L-000328, MUDGE 302

AMMONETTE MANIE  V.  C T WS LOUNGE INC DBA CTWS

15-L-000179, MUDGE 302

BRAY STEPHEN D  V.  NORWOOD DARRELL K

16-L-001305, MUDGE 302

FUCHS DENNIS M  V.  WILKINSON ROBERT L

16-L-001433, MUDGE 302

DROEGE RICHARD  V.  RED E MIX LLC

16-L-001066, MUDGE 302

ROUNDCOUNT JARIS  V.  DIEL TYLER

15-L-000466, MUDGE 302

COSPER JOLENE  V.  DIETRICH JANELLE

16-L-001442, MUDGE 302

TUCKER ETHAN BY AND THROUGH HI  V.  SHERMAN MARY

16-L-001697, RUTH 311

MEYER BEVERLEY S  V.  MCVICKAR ABIGAIL S

14-L-000900, MUDGE 302

THOMAS ANDY C  V.  MULLEN LOIS M

16-L-000187, MUDGE 302

MUNSTERMAN RICHARD  V.  BIG DADDYS

16-L-001125, MUDGE 302

REED LLOYD  V.  CROOK CHRISTINA

16-L-001257, MUDGE 302

10:45 AM

MAHLER SHAWN D  V.  INSTA-CREDIT AUTO MART, INC.

16-L-000408, DUGAN 230

1:30 PM

ALDRIDGE BARRY  V.  DUGUAY CHRISTOPHER

15-L-000248, MUDGE 302

Tuesday, April 25

8:45 AM

EVERAGE CHRISTOPHER  V.  CITY OF ALTON ILLINOIS

16-L-001751, DUGAN 230

9:00 AM

BYRON NICHOLAS G  V.  BRICKMAN LESTER

15-L-001133, JUDGE EDWARDSVILLE

Wednesday, April 26

9:00 AM

ROSHELL MARCUS  V.  FRANKLIN THERESA

14-L-000837, CROWDER 320

VINTAGE VINYL INC  V.  SCOTT DOLORES ESTATE OF

16-L-001308, RUTH 311

RYAN MICHAEL  V.  BONO DONALD

17-L-000115, CROWDER 320

WATKINS JEFFERY  V.  M CLASS MINING HEALTH PROTECTI

16-L-001393, RUTH 311

MEYENBURG LYNDSI K  V.  COMMONWEALTH FINANCIAL SYSTEMS

16-L-001683, CROWDER 320

DEBOISE SHELIA  V.  CITY OF MADISON

15-L-000583, CROWDER 320

MEYER CHAD  V.  ROBINSON LISA

15-L-000909, CROWDER 320

SWARRINGIN AUTUMN  V.  DAVIS ROBERT

13-L-001687, RUTH 311

NUGENT RITA M EXECUTOR OF THE  V.  ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DBA

16-L-000690, RUTH 311

SILVA DAWN  V.  CHAVEZ BONNII

16-L-001115, CROWDER 320

FERGESEN STEPHEN J  V.  EATON CORPORATION PLC

16-L-001199, CROWDER 320

TERRY SANDRA  V.  TMCI INC AN ILLINOIS CORP

13-L-001563, RUTH 311

DJL MINING LLC  V.  ZOU TERRY

16-L-000449, CROWDER 320

CHILDS RAYSHUNDA D  V.  YATES SHIRLEY J

16-L-001548, CROWDER 320

CAMBRON APRIL  V.  BHUTHIMETHEE VIWATHNA

13-L-001084, CROWDER 320

MARTIN QUINN  V.  NEASE LARRY G

16-L-000501, CROWDER 320

BENCH MELISSA M  V.  MUELLER LILIANA S

17-L-000093, CROWDER 320

KEEL JERRY  V.  WOOD GENEVE L

16-L-000802, RUTH 311

SINKS CARROLL R  V.  LUTHERAN SENIOR SERVICES A MIS

16-L-001169, CROWDER 320

WATSON TAMARA R  V.  MAIN STEVEN S

11-L-001416, RUTH 311

HODGES LUCINDA A  V.  DG RETAIL LLD DBA DOLLAR GENER

13-L-002204, RUTH 311

SURIA RICARDO  V.  HOLLANQUEST BARRON A JR

16-L-001468, CROWDER 320

LABARGE COREY  V.  CAWVEY ZACHARY

16-L-001693, CROWDER 320

GREEN WILLIAM  V.  MACS TIME OUT LOUNGE

16-L-001460, RUTH 311

SPARKS DENISE R  V.  SMITH GREGORY

16-L-000234, CROWDER 320

CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL COMMERCI  V.  SPECIALTY CONTRACTING INC

15-L-000327, RUTH 311

AINSWORTH JOSHUA  V.  LAWNCOMER INC DBA LAWNCOMER

12-L-001788, RUTH 311

KHAMMANIVONG KHAMPHANH  V.  GATEWAY PACKAGING COMPANY LLC

14-L-001189, RUTH 311

KNIGHT JULIE  V.  HILL THOMAS MD

16-L-001621, CROWDER 320

LUKSZA BRENDA K INDEPENDENT AD  V.  EDWARDSVILLE HEALTH CARE

16-L-000416, CROWDER 320

YOUNG JACKIE A  V.  FERRARI NORMA J

15-L-000508, RUTH 311

SOMMER RYAN  V.  PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY INC

16-L-001227, CROWDER 320

DUCKKETT ROBIN M  V.  MOORMAN G E

12-L-001091, CROWDER 320

THOMAS INDUSTRIAL COATINGS  V.  THIEMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

16-L-001323, CROWDER 320

COLLINSVILLE AREA RECREATION D  V.  CITY OF COLLINSVILLE

14-L-001729, CROWDER 320

PILLOW BRIAN W  V.  GOESTENKORS WILLIAM J

16-L-000380, CROWDER 320

MORRIS VICKY L  V.  ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY DBA AME

16-L-000744, CROWDER 320

HOWARD ROBERT  V.  VERMEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY

16-L-000853, RUTH 311

MAIN GERALD D SR  V.  WORTHY KEVIN T

15-L-001169, CROWDER 320

BEARLEY MICHAEL W  V.  HUBBARD LAVINIA D

16-L-000825, RUTH 311

BENSON LAURA  V.  J W DUN INC DBA EDDIES LOUNGE

09-L-000465, RUTH 311

BRAWLEY SHEILA MOTHER/NEXT FRI  V.  CITY OF MADISON A MUNICIPAL

15-L-001505, CROWDER 320

SIMMONS DEBRA AS GUARDIAN AND  V.  NEWBURY JEANNE L

16-L-001367, CROWDER 320

WILSON MICHAEL  V.  ALDI INC A CORPORATION

16-L-000246, CROWDER 320

HOPPER KENNETH E  V.  TIEPELMAN DEAN

14-L-001247, RUTH 311

SMITH DOUGLAS  V.  RAMONS EL DORADO RESTAURANT IN

15-L-000209, CROWDER 320

ACUP LINDA  V.  RESTAURANTS UNLIMITED INC DBA

15-L-001445, RUTH 311

FLANNIGAN CHRISTINA  V.  BUBBY & SISSYS INC DBA BUBBY &

15-L-001666, CROWDER 320

DEARLETH JAMIE  V.  WILSON KENNETH JR

15-L-000639, CROWDER 320

RICHARDS JOSEPH  V.  SHORE MICHAEL

16-L-001666, CROWDER 320

MCINTIRE DENNIS  V.  MEYER MARK A

16-L-001750, CROWDER 320

GATLING DERON  V.  OMONDI PRICE DO

16-L-000098, RUTH 311

ROSS JERMAIN  V.  YOUNG ALECIA

16-L-000592, RUTH 311

KLINKE ROSEMARY  V.  KANUMURI RAGHU MD

14-L-001046, RUTH 311

TAYLOR LISA AS ADMINISTRATOR O  V.  SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS HEALTH

14-L-001769, CROWDER 320

COOPER PATRICIA R  V.  AMERICAN RIVER TRANSPORTATION

16-L-001765, CROWDER 320

WHEELER MICHAEL A AS SPECIAL R  V.  GODFREY HEALTHCARE AND

16-L-000122, CROWDER 320

DEVORS DEBORAH  V.  PINNELL EDWARD T JR

17-L-000159, CROWDER 320

WHITEHEAD DANZEL  V.  VALERIUS RICK

14-L-001740, RUTH 311

HOERCHLER DANIEL L  V.  HARLOW ROBERT C

15-L-000401, CROWDER 320

BEATTY JOHN M DDS  V.  FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS MEDICAL GROUP

15-L-001277, CROWDER 320

MCNISH KENNETH D  V.  CELLAR ROOM TAVERN INC DBA THE

16-L-000327, CROWDER 320

RP LUMBER CO INC  V.  JACOBS HARRY

16-L-001314, CROWDER 320

QUINN PAULA M  V.  ALTON MULTISPECIALISTS, LTD

16-L-001391, CROWDER 320

HOKAMP KELLI  V.  ZENKER STEPHEN MD

16-L-001555, CROWDER 320

DUNCAN ALVAN  V.  SZAKACSI DENNIS

16-L-000186, CROWDER 320

HOLLIDAY KATHERINE  V.  HUBER JAMIE

16-L-001486, RUTH 311

KEMP LARRY SR  V.  GOGLOZA HENRY

17-L-000277, RUTH 311

TRUMBLE LISA  V.  SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL OI

12-L-002083, CROWDER 320

CLARK LUCAS  V.  TRICKEYS SERVICE INC

16-L-000638, CROWDER 320

ZELLER J BUNYAN  V.  OVERTON AMOS E

15-L-000028, RUTH 311

RCS RECOVERY SERVICES LLC  V.  HUFF DALE

16-L-001126, RUTH 311

ANDERSON CONNIE  V.  SHAW MICHAEL

16-L-001516, CROWDER 320

MCINTOSH BETTY  V.  MCINTOSH PARRIS INDIV & DBA LE

16-L-000071, CROWDER 320

DOE JANE AS NATURAL MOTHER AND  V.  BLANK KELLI DDS

16-L-001287, CROWDER 320

SEGER CHERYL  V.  HILL DAVID

17-L-000237, RUTH 311

KELSEY NOREEN F  V.  BENHAM LOUIS E

17-L-000029, CROWDER 320

EZEUGWU YOLANDA AS ADMINISTRAT  V.  BRAVO CARE OF ALTON INC DBA

16-L-001043, CROWDER 320

BUCKINGHAM ROBERT  V.  ADERHOLD DORIS

14-L-000231, RUTH 311

WILSON GLEN E  V.  MCDANIEL JUDITH D

17-L-000105, RUTH 311

WILLIAMS ROBERT  V.  HUNT RAYMOND

16-L-000732, CROWDER 320

ANDERSON JOHN  V.  TOWN AND COUNTRY GUN CLUB A CO

16-L-000180, CROWDER 320

PANZIER PATRICIA  V.  SA-ENC VIP MANOR LLC DBA VIP M

14-L-000602, RUTH 311

POLACH KELLY  V.  POSPICHEL ROBERT

16-L-001408, CROWDER 320

INGRAM JESSE  V.  CARNEY ANTHONY

16-L-001428, CROWDER 320

KERNAN LAWRENCE  V.  CITY OF HIGHLAND

13-L-002105, CROWDER 320

HENGEL HANS  V.  JERSEYVILLE PAIN MANAGEMENT CE

14-L-000599, CROWDER 320

MASON JAMES  V.  PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY

16-L-001249, RUTH 311

TEAM COMPANY  V.  JARMAN TIFFANY

16-L-001448, RUTH 311

VAHLE DENNIS  V.  MARTIN & BAYLEY INC DBA HUCKS

15-L-000096, CROWDER 320

MORSTAIN ELIZABETH  V.  COLLINS CLUB INC

14-L-001767, RUTH 311

GARCIA MIKE  V.  QUIKTRIP CORPORATION

16-L-001247, CROWDER 320

BAILEY YVONNE M  V.  CANO EDWARD P

16-L-001161, CROWDER 320

CHARNAS MADELYN  V.  ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A NOT

14-L-001691, RUTH 311

ANDERSON DEBORAH  V.  SCHRANCK CHARLES MD

15-L-000284, CROWDER 320

REDMOND JAMES  V.  OTTWELL JUNE R

16-L-001057, RUTH 311

RHODES CHRISTOPHER  V.  SHOP N SAVE WAREHOUSE FOODS

16-L-000941, CROWDER 320

THOMPSON NADINE  V.  CRISLER DENISE A PERSONAL REP

16-L-001340, CROWDER 320

SCHMIDT TIMOTHY  V.  WINDOW WORLD OF ST LOUIS INC

15-L-000920, CROWDER 320

DOE JANE BY HER MOTHER AND NEX  V.  DONNELLY JAMES M

15-L-000289, CROWDER 320

MILLER DONALD W  V.  DAVIDSON DENISE A

15-L-000431, CROWDER 320

VIRGIN ANNETTE C  V.  BARR DANNY W

15-L-001044, CROWDER 320

SRONCE GEORGE  V.  SILKWOOD ASHLEY

15-L-001094, CROWDER 320

WHITSELL SARAH E  V.  DAVIS BENJAMIN E

16-L-000571, CROWDER 320

LUKETICH JULIA A  V.  KORSMEYER MARCUS L

16-L-001342, RUTH 311

HARVEY MICHAEL A  V.  CARTER BEVERLY R

16-L-001441, CROWDER 320

SCHEIBEL MARY  V.  NANNEY ERIC

16-L-001462, CROWDER 320

PHILLIPS BRENDA S  V.  HOGAN CHRISTOPHER B

13-L-000775, RUTH 311

SMITH-HENKE DANIELLE  V.  VERDERBER ALYSE

13-L-001914, CROWDER 320

HOFFMAN JAMES J  V.  MADISON COUNTY MASS TRANSIT DI

16-L-001141, CROWDER 320

LAROSE PHIL L  V.  LOWES HOME CENTERS LLC

15-L-000823, RUTH 311

THOMAS TOBY  V.  HANFELDER MIKE DBA HANFELDERS

16-L-001048, CROWDER 320

HERZBERG BRADLEY  V.  TERMINAL RAILROAD ASSOCIATION

16-L-001301, CROWDER 320

MCCUTCHEON GLORIA AS REP OF TH  V.  BRAVO CARE OF EDWARDSVILLE

16-L-001374, RUTH 311

MULDER SYDNEY J  V.  BOATMAN RICHARD R JR DMD PC DB

16-L-000682, CROWDER 320

GILREATH CHRIS INDIVIDUALLY  V.  VILLAGE OF HARTFORD

16-L-001761, CROWDER 320

HONNEN RACHAEL C  V.  JUNG TRUCK SERVICE

14-L-001258, RUTH 311

JONES ROBERT  V.  METALS USA BUILDING PRODUCTS C

14-L-000314, RUTH 311

CAMPBELL AARON  V.  MACIOS CHRISTINE M

15-L-001482, CROWDER 320

WILLIAMS NANCY  V.  AMOS KERRIGAN

16-L-001579, CROWDER 320

SPILLER RENARD  V.  WATSON DEANGELO

16-L-001616, CROWDER 320

HICKS BERNARD SPECIAL ADMIN OF  V.  KING ADAM D

16-L-001702, CROWDER 320

WYATT JESSICA  V.  HEINEMAN CARRIE A

16-L-001781, CROWDER 320

FLAMUTH ROSE M  V.  ADAMS JOHN W

16-L-000614, CROWDER 320

SULLIVAN JACOB M  V.  CARTER KYLE D

16-L-000458, CROWDER 320

TAYLOR LEVORA  V.  HALL JIMMY

16-L-001417, RUTH 311

REED RENA  V.  CROOK CHRISTINA

16-L-001256, CROWDER 320

10:00 AM

WEISS RICHARD M  V.  SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS HEALTH F

12-L-000122, HYLLA 230

10:30 AM

LANG GARY  V.  SCHLECHTE HARRY

01-L-001117, FLACK 228

10:45 AM

DECARLO CHERI  V.  HESSE PAUL DBA J&W JANITORIAL

12-L-000991, DUGAN 230

MURPHY IDA M  V.  SIMS ELAINE

16-L-000247, DUGAN 230

11:00 AM

FUESTING MARK A  V.  TEBBE JOYCE

15-L-000766, DUGAN 230

1:00 PM

FIDELITY & GUARANTY LIFE INSUR  V.  UNITED ADVISORY GROUP INC

17-L-000288, SC JUDGE TBA

PEARL MARKET INC DBA SCHWEGELS  V.  WOODS DONEETIA

15-L-001611, SC JUDGE TBA

Thursday, April 27

9:00 AM

O DANIEL RYAN  V.  COUNTRY FINANCIAL

16-L-001267, CROWDER 320

SAWYER COLETTE  V.  REA VIRGINIA J

13-L-001069, CROWDER 320

ELKINS JEFF SR.  V.  3M COMPANY

11-L-000306, CROWDER 320

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