A St. Clair County resident is suing a motorist alleging vehicular negligence in a collision on South Jefferson Avenue.

Daryl Ryan of Millstadt filed a lawsuit on Aug. 18 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Bettie Lange, alleging negligence in an August 2013 fender-bender.

According to the complaint, Lange was operating a motor vehicle eastbound on West White Street near the junction of South Jefferson Avenue in Millstadt; and Ryan was driving northbound on South Jefferson, on or about Aug. 20, 2013.

The suit states that no traffic control device was in place facing northbound traffic, and that Lange’s automobile collided with the plaintiff’s vehicle as a direct and proximate result of negligence.

Ryan alleges Lange failed to keep a proper lookout for other vehicles, control her vehicle, yield the right of way at an intersection, reduce speed to avoid an accident, apply brakes, and swerve or stop before colliding with the plaintiff.

Alleging internal and external injuries, pain and anguish, medical bills, and impaired earning capacity, the plaintiff seeks judgment in his favor for more than $50,000, plus attorney’s fees and costs. Ryan is represented by Ronald J. Foster Jr. of Schoen Walton Telken & Foster in Edwardsville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-458

A Madison County resident is suing another motorist over allegations of vehicular negligence in an automobile accident on state Route 143 in Madison County.

Jamie Offerman filed a lawsuit on Aug. 26 in Madison County Circuit Court against Kaitlyn Bethany of Highland, alleging various traffic-related infringements in an August 2014 two-car collision.

The lawsuit states that on or about Aug. 22, 2014, when the plaintiff was a passenger in a vehicle stopped at the intersection of state Route 143 and U.S. Route 40 in Madison County, the vehicle in which she was riding was struck by Bethany from the rear.

According to the complaint, the defendant carelessly and negligently followed the plaintiff’s vehicle too closely; failed to keep a proper lookout for other vehicles, obey the rules of the road, exercise reasonable care in the operation of a motor vehicle, reduce speed to avoid an accident, apply brakes, and stop before colliding with the plaintiff.

The suit states that the plaintiff sustained physical injuries causing pain and suffering, lost income, lost enjoyment of life, medical bills, and disability as a direct and proximate result of the defendant’s actions.

The plaintiff seeks judgment in her favor for more than $50,000 plus attorney’s fees and costs. She is represented by Matthew Young of Kuehn, Beasley & Young in Belleville.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1093

A woman claims she was struck by another motorist after a St. Clair County police officer allegedly cut her off while attempting to pass her vehicle.

Tawana Payne filed a lawsuit on Aug. 19 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Carrol Rinehart III, St. Clair County, St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department of Belleville, and Jason Williams, alleging several counts of negligence in August 2014 automobile collisions in Shiloh.

According to the complaint, Payne was driving eastbound on Interstate 64 on or about Aug. 20, 2014, when Rinehart, a police officer, allegedly attempted to improperly pass and cut off her vehicle, resulting in Payne's vehicle being struck by Williams' vehicle. The suit states that Rinehart was on duty, but not involved in a law enforcement and/or emergency situation at the time.

Payne alleges Rinehart operated his vehicle “at an outrageously high and excessive rate of speed for the time of day and area of travel,” failed to keep a lookout, observe the plaintiff, reduce speed, control his vehicle, and follow proper protocol. Payne claims to have sustained severe and permanent injuries.

Williams is accused of negligently operating his vehicle and striking the plaintiff's car. The suit did not state the exact circumstances of Williams’ alleged collision.

Claiming loss of income and earning capacity, property damage, and medical bills as a direct and proximate result of the defendant’s actions, the plaintiff seeks more than $50,000 plus attorneys’ fees and costs. She is represented by Patrick Johnston and Benjamin Stephens of Johnston Law Offices in Edwardsville .

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-469

A Madison County resident is suing a motorist on allegations of negligent driving following a 2013 vehicle collision.

Phyllis Campbell filed against Larry E. Douglas on Aug. 24 in Madison County Circuit Court, alleging several traffic violations in the November 2013 collision.

According to the complaint, the defendant was traveling westbound on Rock Road near the intersection of Route 3 in Granite City on or about Nov. 1, 2013. The suit states that Douglas failed to stop or swerve his vehicle at the appearance of danger, drove without keeping his automobile under sufficient control to avoid collision, operated the vehicle at too great a speed for the circumstances, and failed to keep an adequate lookout for traffic ahead of and to the side of his car, crashing into Campbell’s vehicle and causing injuries.

The suit states that Campbell sustained internal and external injuries, pain, suffering, anguish, limitation of daily activities, disability, loss of normal life and medical bills as a direct and proximate result of the defendant’s actions.

The plaintiff seeks judgment in her favor for more than $50,000 plus attorneys’ fees and costs. She is represented by Kenneth Beljanski and Trent West of Brown & Brown in Fairview Heights.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1080

A Macoupin County family is suing a Madison County resident on allegations of vehicular negligence in a 2014 head-on collision, which allegedly injured the entire family.

George Sronce and Jeanette Sronce filed a lawsuit individually and as next friends of their minor children, Brady Sronce and Brock Sronce, on Aug. 26 in Madison County Circuit Court against Ashley Silkwood of East Alton, alleging traffic violations in a November 2014 accident.

According to the complaint, George Sronce was driving a 2008 Honda CRV eastbound on Brighton-Bunker Hill Road in Brighton Township in Macoupin County with Jeanette, Brady and Brock as passengers on Nov. 16, 2014.

The suit states that Silkwood, operating a 2002 Dodge Durango westbound on the same road, collided with the plaintiffs’ automobile, injuring all four occupants. She is accused of failing to control her vehicle, operate at a safe speed, keep a proper lookout, reduce speed and change lanes safely.

Invoking the Family Expense Act, the plaintiffs contend that both children suffered internal injuries and back injuries requiring medical attention, pharmaceutical intervention and expenses as a direct and proximate result of the defendant’s actions.

The Sronces seek judgment in their favor for more than $50,000 plus attorney’s fees and costs. The family is represented by Richard Reed of Reed and Bruhn in Belleville.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1094

An Ashley Furniture employee claims her employer violated the Human Rights Act by discriminating against her because of her age.

Debra Frakes filed a lawsuit on Aug. 24 in Madison County Circuit Court against Dufrenese Spencer Group, doing business as Ashley Furniture, and DSG Missouri LLC, also doing business as Ashley Furniture, alleging age discrimination and wrongful treatment at her job over the course of her employment.

According to the complaint, the defendant, a furniture retail operation, hired Frakes on May 11, 2011. She claims the company failed to consider or train her for promotion based on her age (now 61). Instead, she claims the defendant promoted persons outside of the plaintiff’s protected age group who were allegedly less qualified and untrained and permitted employees to make “age critical remarks” to her.

Additionally, the suit states, the defendant not only failed to reimburse the plaintiff for management training testing, but also forced her to give up the training; paid her less than her counterparts; and failed to respond to her complaints to HR regarding age discrimination in the workplace.

Claiming lost wages and humiliation, Frakes seeks judgment in her favor for more than $50,000 plus attorney’s fees and costs. She is represented by Thomas Falb of Williamson, Webster, Falb & Glisson in Alton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1081

State employee unions have returned to court in an effort to lock in continued pay for the fiscal year, get medical claims paid, stop layoffs and retain step pay raises and semi-automatic promotions despite lack of a contract.

At the end of June, Illinois entered fiscal year 2016 without a budget and without new labor contracts, and its biggest unions sought to make sure their members in state government continued to be paid.

The unions have so far succeeded in the courts, and their members continue to work and to be paid despite the lack of a state budget or specific appropriations for payrolls.

On the bargaining front, the unions — led by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 31 —  so far have agreed to three “tolling agreements” with first-term Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner’s administration.

In those agreements, both sides promise to stay at the table and work toward a new contract without threat of lockout or strike.

Now, by way of an amended complains filed in St. Clair County Circuit Court on Sept. 4 and on Friday (Sept. 18), the unions are asking the court to again intervene.

“The administration has received a copy of the complaint and is currently reviewing it,” Rauner spokeswoman Catherine Kelly said earlier this week.

Among other things, the unions ask the court to find that any refusal by the state to pay wages in the current fiscal year would be an impairment of contract in violation of the state constitution.

They also argue employees covered in collective bargaining agreements cannot be laid off unless the layoff is due to lack of funds, lack or work or some other reason spelled out in the bargaining agreements.

The unions seek an injunction barring 158 layoffs now scheduled for Sept. 30. They argue the state’s “lack of funds” reason is “demonstrably false.”

The unions say there’s enough money in the state treasury to continue employing the workers facing layoff.

The unions also appear to argue that step increases and semi-automatic promotions are rightfully part of the pay their members should receive.

“The state has refused to pay employees for their step increases pursuant to these step plans since since July 1, 2015,” according to the complaint. “In addition, state employees covered by the AFSCME agreement earn salary increases as they progress through their levels of their classification series by virtue of their time in each title of the series. The state has refused to allow such progression since July 1, 2015.”

On Friday, the unions asked the judge to allow a revision to their filings. They cited the state’s recent disclosure that Illinois won’t be able to cover medical provider billings for thousands of employees, retirees and dependents in the state’s self-insured programs.

“This possibility will inevitably deprive many participants of the insurance provided by their labor agreements and employment contracts,” according to pleadings.

The unions seek relief by way of two strategies, the first being an impairment of contract argument and the other a request for an injunction to aid in arbitration of pending grievances.

The unions argue state employees shouldn’t be caught in the middle when elected leaders can’t agree.

State “employees are now pawns in the political dispute over the state budget,” the complaint said. “They and their families deserve better.”

In their latest agreement to continue negotiations, which was signed Sept. 8, the Rauner administration and AFSCME Council 31 included language acknowledging the two sides did not agree on step increases and semi-automatic promotions and made clear neither side conceded those points.

The agreement also included language saying each side retained all legal rights.

That deal to keep talking — the third such agreement in light of the June 30 contract expiration — came six days after the unions suffered a narrow defeat Sept. 2 on the hotly contested “no strike-no lockout” bill, which the unions backed and the governor opposed.

The plaintiffs in the St. Clair County lawsuit include AFSCME, as well unions representing police officers, teachers, nurses, laborers and others. In total, they represent about 40,000 state employees.

Defendants include the governor, Comptroller Leslie Geissler Munger and Tom Tyrell, who is the director of the state’s Department of Central Management services.

The state has yet to file its answers to the union’s new complaints, and no hearing date had been set as of Friday afternoon.

Circuit Judge Robert LeChien presides. 

Mark Fitton is a reporter for Illinois News Network, a division of the Illinois Policy Institute.

A Washington University rehabilitation facility denies liability in a widow’s wrongful death lawsuit alleging the facility failed to prevent or recognize a deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.

Chanta Martin filed a lawsuit for the estate of Rodney Goree on July 1 against The Washington University of St. Louis and ProRehab P.C.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff’s husband died on Oct. 17, 2014. She claims the defendants were guilty of failing to perform a specialized medical test called a Homan’s test on multiple occasions during her husband’s medical examinations and that they negligently failed to recognize, diagnose and prevent or treat his alleged deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism when he was present for treatment on Aug. 29, 2014.

Prorehab answered the complaint on Sept. 2 through attorneys Jonathan Ries and Corey A.T. Stegeman of Sandberg Phoenix & von Gontard in St. Louis, denying the allegations against it.

In its affirmative defenses, the defendant argues that any alleged injuries were not caused by its acts or omissions.

The plaintiff seeks more than $75,000, plus attorney’s fees and costs.

Martin is represented by Thomas Q. Keefe Jr. of Keefe & Keefe in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-383

A woman is suing an Illinois attorney over claims of negligence in preparing a trust, allegedly resulting in the loss of estate assets.

Abby Benson Razer filed a complaint on Aug. 25 in Madison County Circuit Court against Tammy Julian, alleging negligence.

The complaint states that the late Orville Benson, who died in 2009, retained Julian in April 2007 for the purpose of creating an irrevocable living trust, under which Razer was a beneficiary.

After Orville Benson died, his surviving wife, Shirley Benson, believed she would be protected from a Medicare spend-down under the terms of the trust, but the trust did not in fact protect the Bensons' assets, which were spent down in approximately $400,000.

The complaint alleges Julian was negligent in failing to inquire whether the Bensons had any handicapped relatives, and failing to apply for Veteran benefits available to Orville Benson under Illinois law, which would have spared the asset spend-down and allowed Razer more available assets for her care.

Razer seeks a judgment in excess of $50,000, plus costs of the suit.

She is represented by William K. Meehan of the Meehan Law Firm in University City, Mo.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 15-L-1092

A Belleville couple is suing over a pain pump that allegedly malfunctioned and caused the wife permanent damage and the husband loss of consortium, under Illinois law.

Theresa Schanz and Edward Schanz filed the suit on Aug. 20 in Saint Clair County Circuit Court against Medtronic, Inc.; Anthony R. Anderson, MD; Memorial Medical Group, LLC; Protestant Memorial Medical Center, Inc.; and St. Elizabeth's Hospital of the Hospital Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis.; Matthew McCormick, representative of Medtronic, is named a Respondent in Discovery.

On Oct. 7, 2007, Theresa Schanz had implanted a pain pump to relieve spinal pain. On August 20, 2013, defendant Anderson performed a dye study to assess the performance of the pump. The plaintiff says that same day the pump discharged an overdose of narcotic pain medication. On July 31, 2014, the pump was surgically removed at Memorial Hospital.

Theresa Schanz alleges counts of implied warranty, professional negligence and product liability. Concurrently, Edward Schanz is suing for loss of consortium under each individual allegation.

Both seek at least $50,000 plus court costs; they also want a jury trial.

The plaintiffs' attorney is Kevin T. Hoerner, Becker, Hoerner, Thompson & Ysursa, PC, Belleville, Illinois.

Saint Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-472.

A Monroe County man is suing several medical practitioners after surgery allegedly resulted in a permanently debilitating condition.

Milton Kish filed the suit on Aug. 31 in Saint Clair County Circuit Court against Donald A. Weimer, M.D.; Belleville Orthopedic Surgeons, Ltd.; Belleville Surgical Center; Surgical Care Affiliates, Inc.; Diane G. Joiner, RN; Mary Diane McCarkel, RN; and Cheryl Raynor, RN.

On Sept. 3, 2013, Weimer and Belleville Orthopedic performed rotator cuff surgery on the plaintiff, after which Weimer applied a sling to the plaintiff with his left hand in a hyper-flexed position, the suit states.

According to the complaint, eight days later the plaintiff complained of numbness in his left hand. On Sept. 26, the plaintiff again visited the doctor, saying he felt his arm pop and that he was still experiencing numbness. An MRI determined the plaintiff had developed carpal tunnel syndrome, which he believes is the result of his hand being hyper-flexed while he was wearing a sling to recover from shoulder surgery.

He says the condition has never improved, despite surgery.

He is suing all the defendants for medical negligence. He seeks at least $50,000, court costs and a jury trial.

The plaintiff's attorney is Amy Callignon Gunn, Simon Law PC, St. Louis, Missouri.

Saint Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-490.

A St. Clair County resident is suing an Illinois corporation alleging breach of fiduciary duty and fraud in a disability benefits compliance issue beginning in 2010.

Linda Cramer filed a lawsuit on Aug. 18 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Allsup Inc. of Belleville, with Aetna Life Insurance Company listed as a respondent in discovery, in a Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits dispute dating to August 2010.

According to the complaint, Cramer became disabled on or about Aug. 1, 2010 and was approved for long-term disability insurance benefits by her then-current employer’s provider, Aetna. When asked by Aetna to apply for continued benefits through Allsup, the suit states, she complied on or about Nov. 23, 2010.

The lawsuit states that Cramer was granted benefits on or about Feb. 21, 2011. She claims received notice from Allsup on March 3 that she would be awarded retroactive benefits in the amount of $8,718.00, but then was informed by Aetna on March 8 that she had been allegedly overpaid in the amount of $8,805.18.

The suit states that Allsup, believing a creditor-debtor relationship existed between Aetna and the plaintiff, unlawfully withdrew funds from the plaintiff’s bank account, claiming that it forwarded a portion to Aetna and keeping the rest.

Cramer accuses the defendant with breach of fiduciary duty, fraudulent misrepresentation and concealment—failing to disclose conflicts of interest and material facts, and striving to reduce or eliminate the plaintiff’s bargaining power, as well as failing to refund the balance.

Claiming compensatory, exemplary, punitive and pecuniary damages as a direct and proximate result of the defendant’s actions, the plaintiff seeks judgment in her favor for more than $50,000 plus attorneys’ fees and costs. Cramer is represented by Michael Garavalia of Flynn, Guymon & Garavalia in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-460

Glen Carbon pain management specialist and anesthesiologist Gregory Randle, M.D. and the Edwardsville Ambulatory Surgery Center will be defending claims of negligence at trial this week in Madison County Circuit Court.

Plaintiff Connie Duft of Maryville alleges she suffered a spinal cord injury following a pain management procedure she received in January 2013 for non-debilitating neck pain.

According to her lawsuit, Randle made a steroid injection into Duft's spinal cord instead of into epidural space, which caused atrial fibrillation, weakness and paralysis to her right side, as well as extreme pain.

Duft claims that the defendants allegedly failed to properly monitor her for anxiety, movement and alertness during the cervical epidural steroid injection, and that they failed to stop the procedure when those conditions presented an increased probability of a spinal cord injury.

She further claims the defendants failed to properly evaluate her cervical spine and chose a riskier pain management procedure rather than a safer alternative pain management procedure; failed to properly use live fluoroscopy while making the injections and failed to properly place the needle in the epidural space.

She is represented by Ted Gianaris and G. Michael Stewart of the Simmons firm in Alton. They seek damages for past and future pain and suffering, emotional distress, medical expenses, earnings, caretaking expenses, nursing expenses, adaptive living expenses and the expense of necessary help.

Her husband Ronald Duft seeks damages for medical expenses, emotional distress, wages and loss of consortium.

The defendants have denied negligence.

Randle, represented by Kenneth Burke of Brown and James in Belleville, has stated in his affirmative defenses that "plaintiff failed to follow and comply with medical instructions provided to her at the time of the procedure at issue."

Edwardsville Ambulatory Surgery Center is represented by Richard J. Behr of Behr, McCarter and Potter in St. Louis.

Attempts at mediating the claims failed.

Circuit Judge William Mudge, who served as mediator, wrote on July 10 that there was "no realistic likelihood" that a mediated agreement could be achieved, "although progress was made."

Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder presides at trial.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 13-L-1695.

St. Clair County Real Estate:




Tuesday, September 8




Belleville



•$58,000- 323 S. Church St. - CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$196,000- 37 Tribe Ct. - Janice C. and Garrett E. Johnson to William Jeremy Verret
•$62,050- 7 Friendly Dr. - Intercounty Judicial Sales to Secretary of HUD
•$66,000- 133 Chase Park Dr. - Margery Handy to Tyra Suggs
•$26,000- 825 Lebanon Ave.- Secretary of HUD to Ronald H. Dahl Jr.
•$177,500- 1933 Plantation Ln. - Jason M. and Mykale Elbe to Chad A. and Melissa Huebsch
•$125,000- 16 Fox Creek Rd. - Donald Shevlin to Timothy Price
•$32,340- 924 Express Dr. - US Bank to Secretary of HUD
•$5,005- 628 S. 19th St. - Fannie Mae to Kaja Holdings




Cahokia



•$53,600 - 1727 Theodore Ln.- Improvement Homes to Tibo Real Estate
•$45,450- 419 Garrison Ave. - Improvement Homes to American Estate and Trust
•$47,750- 26 W. Adams Dr. - Improvement Homes to Pear Tree Investments
•$46,750- 111 St. James Ln. - Improvement Homes to N&S Property Solutions
•$43,200- 1764 Parklane Dr. - Interactive Homes to Pristine RE Solutions




Caseyville



•$45,000- 601 S. 5th St. - Wilmington Trust to Bruce Andres
•$2,500- 8711 Sterling Pl. - Bobbie Jo Powell to Richard H. and Kathy A. Engelmann




Collinsville



•$5,000- 2707 Arlington Dr. - Dennis Slater to Ricardo and Jose Santos Carrillo-Llamas
•$53,500- 3 Orchard Ln. - Nationstar Mortgage to Mike and Jean McKenzie




Dupo



•$60,720- 112 Richard Ave. - The Private Sales Corp . to Secretary of HUD




E. St. Louis



•$9,537- 527 N. 44th St. E.- SFAH to Colonial Impact Fund




Fairview Heights



•$138,000- 10025 St. Clair Ave. - Homemakers Realty Co. to Brandon Treat




Lebanon



•$103,800- 11165 State Route 4 - Charles S. and Mitsuyo H. Clay to Grace V. Shearon




OFallon



•$307,00- 652 Longfellow Dr. - Cory E. Thiessen to Brian and Sharla W. Smith
•$315,000- 1026 Carneigie Knolls Dr. - Edward K. Thoman to Erica A. and Karolina Hays
•$149,500- 309 Emily Dr. - Paul and Marcia Kempton to Keith Dupuy




Shiloh



•$119,500- 2401 Coniferous Dr. - Cassandra and Kevin Closky to Jared and Haley Gustavison
•$244,000- 2632 Westinghouse Dr. - James and Evangelina Pena to St. Timothy Missionary Baptist Church




Smithton



•$277,077- 4108 Summer Oak Dr., 4104 Summer Oak Dr. - D&F Contracting to Andrew and Kristi Johnson
•$390,000- 4048 Knab Rd. - David W. and Michelle A. Henke to Patrick E. and Monica M. Holtgreven




Swansea



•$209,250- 198 St. Sabre Dr. - Richard A. and Cathryn A. Combs to National Residential Nominee Service
•$195,000- 198 St. Sabre Dr. - National Residential Nominee Service to Nicholas R. Hayden and Sarah E. Lantry







Wednesday, August 9




Belleville



•$20,000- 18 Edgar St. - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$115,00- 2121- 2123 Scheel St. - Christopher and Evelyn Steinacher to Petra Investment
•$210,000- 239 Edbrooke Dr. - McBride Eagles Landing to Austin and Christine Petteway
•$219,500- 2325 Slammer Dr. - Marlene K. Mueller to Roger and Julia Harris




Cahokia



•$20,000- 1406 Williams- Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 1714 Mullens Ave. - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 139 St. Robert - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 109 St. Paul - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 1703 Andrews - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 125 Kinder St. - American Cash Funding to Level Field Spread
•$10,000- 516 St. Paul Dr. - Secretary of HUD to VJM Properties




Caseyville



•$20,000- 8740 Botanical Ave. - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$436,538- 100 Hawk Run Ct. - McBride and Son Residential to Kenneth E. and Dontilisha Adams




Collinsville



•$20,000- 408 Bernice St. - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 402 Bernice St. - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread




Dupo



•$23,050- 621 N. 3rd St. - Secretary of HUD to Miguel A. and Cythia Veliz




E. St. Louis



•$20,000- 514 St. Barbara - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread
•$20,000- 8201 Boul Ave. - Insiders Cash to Level Field Spread




Freeburg



•$188,000- 308 N. State St. - Adam and Amanda Morgan to Ryan and Angela Foree




OFallon



•$5,370- 1560 N. Greenmount Rd. - Forward Generation to City of OFallon
•$245,964- 916 Briar Meadow Ct. - McBride Stone Briar to Annette Chamberlain
•$206,500- 813 Paige Ln. - Burnett F. and Loree S. Lachance to Terry Jr. and Kristin Jordan




Swansea



•$115,000- 10 Meta Dr. - Ryan and Angela Foree to JT and Loretta White







Thursday, September 10




Belleville



•$295,000- 3201 Sunset Ridge Blvd. - CMI Construction to Craig and Jennifer Dean
•$5,000- 24 S. Eleventh St. - James C. Isselhardt to OPM Land Trust NO. 1




Cahokia



•$20,000- 805 St. Thomas Ln.- Lloyd Cletus and Mary E. Pieper to Jewel Scroggins




Caseyville



•$24,000- 455 S. 7th St. - Michael Mason to Charles and Patricia Mayfield




E. St. Louis



•$45,162- 3115 Kingshighway- The Private Sales Group to Secretary of HUD




Fairview Heights



•$20,000- 120 Richmond - Gregory J. Neeman to Kenneth H. Kruse




Lebanon



•$80,000- 216 E. St. Louis St., 220 E. St. Louis St. - Caseys Retail Co. to Spyder OPS




Mascoutah



•$150,000- 924 Dere Bere- Robert H. Edwards to Melody L. Evans




OFallon



•$140,000- 516 E. Jefferson St. - Marcia and Ronald Campbell to Ursula Nicole Gay
•$195,00- 468 Bandmour Pl. - Barnes Properties to Margaret J. Comeaux




Swansea



•$44,000- 157 Marilyn Ave. - Secretary of VA to Aaron and Melissa Paton







Friday, September 11




Belleville



•$427,000- 2310 Frank Scott Parkway- Charles R. and Lynn D. Pittman to Kivap LLC
•$46,650- 1412 E. Belle Ae. - Secretary of HUD to Kaja Holdings 2
•$12,000- 1300 Bel Aire Dr. - Ronald and Ora Averett to Dennis Miranda
•$100- 521 E. C St. - Deutsche Bank to St. Clair County
•$179,000- 2912 Harvest Meadow Dr. - Stone Financing to Rodney C. and Nadine C. Landrum
•$21,000- 3319 Dovershire- Ocwen Loan Servicing to Brian L. Wilson
•$122,500- 120 Williamsburg Dr. - Joshua E. Panek to Jonathan E. Simms




Cahokia



•$20,000- 2013 Oak Tree Ln. - Deutsche Bank to Robert L. Reneau
•$16,000- 863 St. Cletus Dr. - Deutshce Bank to JCS Estates
•$7,000- 1623 Upper Cahokia Rd. - Rose I. Bostic to JMR Holdings




Caseyville



•$350,940- 345,357 & 359 Old Collinsville Rd. - H&L Buiders to Lerch Homes




Collinsville



•$155,000- 107 Twin Echo Ct. - Gerrit M. and Vicki Gilespie to Andrew D. Schuler




E. St. Louis



•$25,000- 1709 Central Ave. - Jermario and Yolondes Williams to Ruby M. Davis




Fairview Heights



•$35,500- 11 Monticello Dr. - Sean and Heidi Turner to Richard Barker




Freeburg



•$239,500- 305 Sleeping Indian Dr. - Jerome Jablonski to James G. Savage




Mascoutah



•$22,000- 203 E. Church St. - Ronald D. and Ora K. Averett to Bailey John L.




Millstadt



•$115,000- 101 W. Washington St.- DRK Properties to Roya Moshiri




OFallon



•$40,00-650 W. Hwy 50- Mississippi Valley Bond Co. to Dennis and Linda LaDrew
•$225,000- 512 Glen Oak Dr. - Matthew Bartos and Rebecca Longfellow to Adam and Jamie Calcarone
•$168,000- 1206 Shingle Pine Ct. - Michael and Jessica Day to Nicole and Dustin Schaffer




Shiloh



•$197,000- 214 Wingate Blvd. - Ramus Davis to Mary A. Brooks




Smithton



•$470,000- 5135 White Oak - Carol and Michael Monds to Lam Trust




Swansea



•$98,000- 240 Switala Ln. - Louise Ann Klem to Christopher and Jessica Gloeckner

Madison County Real Estate:




September 2, 2015




Alton



•$420,000- 800 Hopp Hollow Dr. - Randall G. and Kathy L. Forsythe to Joseph M. and Lara E. Talsky
•$360,000- 5023 Valleyview Dr. - Joseph and Lara Talsky to Raymond E. and Terri A. Wesley
•$60,160- 428 Foulds Ave. - Terry J. Peek to Aaron and Lauren Wilson
•$140,000- 3520 Castelli Dr. - Christpopher J. Stutz to Mary A. Tarrant
•$255,000- 9 Tra Lin Ridge - Mary A. Tarrant to Gregory Scott McCormick and Joni L. Miley
•$220,000- 1012 Deerfield Cr. - The Battuello Trust to Karen E. and Frederick S. Skinner
•$64,000- 382 Western Ave. - Cory and Deanna Nasello to Justin Murphy
•$12,500- 2709 Walnut - Darlene M. Randolph to Lynoa D. Kardis




Bethalto



•$61,000- 449 Shellview St. - Beachel H. and Roasrio C. Eippert to Donald and Brenda Woelfel
•$112,500- 701 E. Bethalto Blvd. - Michael E. and Lana S. Haldeman to Jon M. and Sheila M. Pilcic




Collinsville



•$135,000- 1654 N. Bluff Rd. - Jon and Terri Sminchak to Tracey Poe
•$125,000- 2 Tiemann Dr. - John P. Jr. and Charlene M. Staden to Joshua S. and Melissa Hunter
•$60,000- 115A Clark St.- Matthew E. and Grace E. Bordt to Ethan Borgmeyer




E. Alton



•$105,000- 572 Spruce St. - Declaration of Trust of Edward J. Brand to Jeffrey and Maria Mourning




Edwardsville



•$82,990- 7043 Koufax Ct. - Vicksburg Development to ASAP Contracting
•$97,500- 420 Cass Ave. - Michael and Janet Bopp to Lacey E. Feigl
•$160,000- 6307 Roman Hills Rd. - Karen M. Weiland to Keith and Beverly Schroeder
•$717,129- 5656 Quercus Grove Rd. - Spencer Homes to Michael R. and Kathryn K. Sarabia
•$195,000- 1043 Catalina Dr. - Denise and Brad W. Thibault to Joshua and Lydia Olson




Glen Carbon



•$172,500- 26 Jason Dr. - Matthew Shearer to Justin T. Rozum and Allison R. Moenster




Godfrey



•$108,000- 4807 D'Adrian Dr. - Denise R. Buehler and Thomas M. Wood to James A. Baumgartner
•$263,000- 5205 Foxglove Ln. - Lisa Anne Korte to Cory and Deanna Nasello




Granite City



•$65,000- 109 Greenway Dr. - William T. Dickson to Marco Antonio Martinez-Montero and Olga Sue Haydee-Martinez
•$26,500- 2825 Birch Ave. - Nancy A., Bradley E. and Paul E. Roberts to SJL Properties
•$26,500- 3000 Marshall Ave. - US Bank to Wise Choice Properties
•$87,500- 2932 Fortune Dr. - Charles E. and Jacquelyn King to Judith D. Thomas




Highland



•$127,000- 90 Sunflower Dr. - PSKT Partnership to Robert L. Dunham
•$199,900- 13525 Mehgan Ln. - JPMorgan Chase Bank to Jason and Krista Podstawa




Madison



•$10,000- 1913 Harris St. - Jennifer L. Smith to Gregory B. ad Staci R. Marti




Maryville



•$167,500- 206 Nepute St. - Keith and Beverly Schroeder to Christopher R. Jones and Aubrey R. Stawar
•$559,000- 6725 State Route 162- CJR Properties to DMG Real Estate Investment
•$112,000- 6214 W. Main St. - Cynthia and Robert Kirby to Aaron and Kristen Copple




New Douglas



•$9,000- 213 N. 4th St. - Robert S. and Cynthia L. Roe to Ronald D. and Gay L. Whiteside




Troy



•$142,000- 214 Staunton Rd. - Joshua and Angela Harrell to National Residential Nominee Service
•$142,000- 214 Staunton Rd. - National Residential Nominee Service to David A. and Heather Herndon
•$64,900- 8804 Wheat Dr. - Shadow Wood Development to Remington Properties




Wood River



•$23,00- 331 Whitelaw Ave. - Bank of America to Robert and Cynthia Kirby
•$94,882- 251 E. Penning Ave. - Intercounty Judicial Sales to Secretary of HUD




Worden



•$11,000- 112 Henry St. - First Collinsville Bank to Derek R. and Jennifer L. Baugh







September 3, 2015




Alton



•$116,500- 5213 Pin Oak Dr. - Marvie D. and Victoria R. Miller to Robin N. and Wesley B. Greene
•$17,900- 1104 E. 5th St. - US Bank to Elsie Palmer
•$27,500- 2421 Semenary - The Judicial Sales Corp. to JCS Aquisitions




Bethalto



•$100,500- 518 S. Prairie St. - Lynn Cerutti to Connie Henke




Collinsville



•$99,000- 407 South St. - Leslee A. Mitchell to Cynthia Stanton




Edwardsville



•$83,881- 5305 Hazel- Randall and Julie Davis to Virginia Schemmer
•$6,000- Street Car Rd. - Wait Land Trust to Thomas and Patty Hoven
•$280,000- 7114 Shenandoah Dr. - Eric R. Callison to Scott M. Reed




Godfrey



•$145,000- 1814 Seminole Ln. - Estate of Jacqueline Wittman to Melissa G. and John F. Murphy




Granite City



•$77,700- 2448 E. 25th St. - Keith Schellhardt to Jeremy P. and Heidi E. Grey
•$500- 2243 Lee Ave. - US Bank to Bradley Tyler Combs




Highland



•$50,000- 815 Olive St. - Thomas and Mark Sinclair to Mark A. and Rene P. Friedel
•$169,000- 2712 Vulliet Rd. - Karen Ferguson to Seth McLaughlin-Heil
•$180,000- 55 Golden Rock Ln. - TImothy M. Gombos to Gary L. and Jean M. Mattingly
•$105,000- 716 Sycamore St. - Julie A. Deblock to Shawn P. and Danielle R. Fitzpatrick
•$11,000- Hill Crest Dr. - Charlene Rehberger Tucker Trust to Michael L. and Linda D. Hill
•$128,500- 1507 Washington St. - Terrence T. and Tina M. Isaak to Alexandra L. Rinderer
•$126,000- 1402 Ash St. - Jack D. Foster to Alicia R. Knox and Brad Eyman




Maryville



•$305,000- 21 Foxmoor Dr. - Michael D. and Elizabeth H. Sturman to Marian M. Clinton
•$180,000- 1500 Pleasant Ridge Rd. - Emily Kay Williams, Peter T. Williams and Stephen K. Williams to Michelle Vermaux




Roxana



•$70,000- 420 S. Central Ave. - Fred D. Foster and Estate of Carl E. Foster to Sharon and Louise Oller




St. Jacob



•$58,000- 507 Napoleon St. - Angela J. Dondero to Andrew O. and Susan E. Steinkoenig




S. Roxana



•$77,500- 455 Missouri Ave. - The Judicial Sales Corp. to JCS Aquisitions




Trenton



•$27,000- 10787 Hill Ridge Dr. - Lyle and Cheryl Graf to Gene E. Hyatt and Lori F. Hyatt




Troy



•$182,000- 212 Fairington Dr. - Matthew Morrison to Phillip and Sandie Powell




Wood River



•$64,000- 770 Berry Rd. - JPMorgan Chase Bank to Robert Lowrance
•$94,900- 156 S. 9th St. - Carole H. and Charles E. Long Jr. to Tiffany Newell







September 4, 2015




Alton



•$70,000- 902 Logan St. - Jeffrey J. Cole and Kristie N. Rose -Cole to Michael McAfee




Bethalto



•$85,000- 405 Wyoming St. - Karen Joan Howard to Stacey L. Kupinski




Collinsville



•$175,000- 701 N. Bluff Rd. - Joan A. Compton to F.O.R. Corp.
•$88,000- 1288 Ridgewood Ct. - Kathy L. Bires to Heather Autry




Edwardsville



•$2,500- SW PT Lot B1344 Carribean Dr. - Holishor Association to R.B. Dunnavant Jr. and J. L. Roti-Dunnavant
•$2,500- NE PT Lot B1344 Carribean Dr. - Holishor Association to Adrian J. and Lisa Cala
•$319,000- 1342 Carribean Dr. - RichardJr and Jillian Roti-Dunnavant to Christopher D. Dockery
•$145,000- 444 Buena Vista St. - Marian E. Merkel to Christopher Andrew and Caitlin Tice Hadeler
•$2,400,000- 5337 Fox Crest - John Barry and Gaye Julian to Marcia A. Billhartz
•$180,000- 1 Azalea Ct. - Greg F. Brown




Glen Carbon



•$147,500- 108 Bayhill - Elizabeth Gooden Meschke to Jared S. and Morgan DeBlieck




Godfrey



•$105,00- 5213 River Aire Dr. - Barbara J. Kinnaird to Jerome J. Jacobs
•$76,000-409 Keller St. - Jeffrey M. Ebbeler to Edward O. and Mary H. Hoekstra




Granite City



•$157,000- 2514 Commercial Pkwy- Bart Alan Mercer to Fannie M. Jennings
•$10,000- 2520 E. 24th St. - Secretary of HUD to Mark and Susan Gibbear
•$13,222- 2631 Edwards St. - Wells Fargo Bank to Mary McKinney




Livingston



•$97,300- 478 School St. - Douglas L. White to Lawrence B. and Pauline H. Edwards




Maryville



•$148,000- 7309 W. Main St. - Jeffrey R. and Megan Patricia Blind to Carolyn Scimemi
•$195,000- 7502 S. Ridge Ct. - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield IL to Steven M. and Carol G. Skasick




Troy



•$200,000- 236 Fairington Dr. - Thomas L. or Gina P. Mravak to Troyce D. and Annette R. Anderson




Wood River



•$128,900- 329 Elble - Deborah L. Rogers to Michelle Moffett
•$95,500- 235 10th St. - Sandra A. Viessman to Steven C. Miller




Worden



•$139,900- 332 Rutledge - Nicholas and Holly Lanthrip to Larry and Jessica Woodson
•$262,000- 216 Brookside Dr. - Brian G. Bowers to Jason R. Rexford







September 8, 2015




Alton



•$77,900- 3722 Berkeley Ave. - Laura and Micah Roberts to Kelly Noonan
•$19,500- 607 Sering Ave.- Cynthia Kay Brown to Celeste L. Holmes and Reginald R. Donlow
•$54,000- 2713 Edwards St. - George and Ann Weeks to Joseph Carr
•$22,400- 928 Main St. - Judicial Sales Corp. to Secretary of HUD
•$105,000- 4326 Brucene Dr. - Frank Pennington to Gary R. and Carla R. Deck
•$75,000- 223 Ladd - Geoffrey A. Theisen to kevin W. and Rebecka V. Goodman
•$15,000- 1511 Central Ave. - Liberty Bank to Thomas and Sharon Pitti
•$75,000- 7524 Stutz Ln. - Alice Marie Maupin to Christopher Hosford




Bethalto



•$65,000- 402 Bartmer Dr. - Edwin L. and Yvonne Horn to Joseph Mefford and Jynnifer Caudle




Collinsville



•$303,750- 200 W. Woodcrest- Lawrence E. Schaltenbrand to Marco Investment Group




E. Alton



•$26,000- 112 Smith Ave. - Kevin L. Stuby to Jim E. and Chana A. Murphy




Edwardsville



•$182,000- 1355 Chancellor Dr. - Donald Bernard Zugmaier to Kelly Jo Karnes
•$145,500- 1415 Montclaire Ave. - Pamela S. and Larry Knecht to Jordan Haupt
•$451,218- 3617 S. Arbor Lake Dr. - Premier Homes By Jones to Paul and Angela Meier
•$124,000- 1436 Ladd Ave. - Stacey T. Thomas to Maureen R. and Nathan L. Johnson
•$245,750- 1808 Butler Blvd. - Kequin Gu and Xinxin Zhu to Walter E. and Carolyn Borner




Glen Carbon



•$246,000- 224 Ashford Dr. - Keith Michael and Kimberly Michele Pappert to Kyle B. and Tasha M. Dailey
•$238,000- 329 Glen Carbon Rd. - Andrew P. and Megan J. Wieser to Jarron and Anne Frey




Godfrey



•$103,740- S. Davis Ln. - Claria Gaulstich, Jess S. Ehlers Jr. and Michael to Robert and Malena Bell




Granite City



•$100,000- 2800 and 2812 E. 23rd St. - Gerin Enterprises to Michael and Lauren DeBruce
•$96,050- 1212 W. Pontoon Rd. - Judicial Sales Corp. to Secretary of HUD
•$12,000- 2517 Washington Ave. - Robert E. and Linda L. May to Charles Jaycox




Madison



•$12,900- 1832 Edwardsville Rd. - David W. and Agnes M. Traiche to Danny C. Boone




Maryville



•$265,000- 33 Dogwood Terrace - James Teel to Larry C. Knecht




S. Roxana



•$5,500- 108 Roxana Ave. - Jeremy Gillian to Michael D. Moehle




Troy



•$128,500- 8552 Country Ln. - Carla J. and Bradley K. Rooney to Greg and Ramona Jackson
•$150,999- 10 Aspen Dr. - Mark R. and Valerie G. Hasara to Sesan and Rebecca Ellis
•$179,900- 2503 Staunton Rd. - Michael and Cayla Seaton to Michelle Massman and Derrick Brasfield




Wood River



•$196,250- 1308,1319 Virginia Ave.- D. Darlene Russell to Ronald R. Perich
•$92,000- 664 Halloran Ave. - Michael and Ashley Riegert to Kelly Phillips and Hannah Meyer
•$60,000- 59 Indian Dr. - Carl Ryan Luebbert to Tiller Holdings

St. Clair County Foreclosures :




September 15, 2015




Household Finance Group v. Barbara J. Bacott and Joseph Bacott, $33,512.79, 2311 Fariview Cr., Belleville. 15-CH-630

Chrstiana Trust to Lornalee Monroe, $93,579.74, 1812 Jay Ave., Swansea. 15-CH-631

Wells Fargo v. Francis X. Murray II, $216,452.41, 713 Rogue River Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-632

Madison County Foreclosures:




September 10, 2015




Gateway Mortgage Group v. Ryan n. and Heather L. Trepka, $133,467.99, 215 Staunton Rd., Troy. 15-CH-534




September 11, 2015




Nationstar Mortgage v. Debra A. Ramirez, $63,830.17, 834 Whittier St., Wood River. 15-CH-529




September 14, 2015




Nationstar Mortgage v. Shirley Baucom, $64,396.84, 209 W. Juda Ave., Collinsville. 15-CH-530

Wells Fargo Bank v. Helen P. and Kenneth L. Petersen, $90,360.34, 111 Northlane Dr., Glen Carbon. 15CH-531




September 15 2015


Carrington Mortgage Services v. Matthew J. Nonn, $47,409.83, 2308 Benton St., Granite City. 15-CH-532




September 16, 2015




Freedom Mortgage v. Thomas H. Mattern, $73,857.18, 16-18 Mercer Dr., Granite City. 15-CH-533

Suntrust Mortgage v. Tiffany and Timothy R. Brown, $82,088.26, 827 E. Rosedale Dr., E. Alton. 15-CH-535

Federal National Mortgage v. Kathleen Stipe, $20,272.70, 1529 6th St., Madison. 15-CH-536




September 17, 2015




Wells Fargo Bank v. Brian T. Lawson and Wendy L. Hausman,$159,880.48,4920 Wanda Rd., Roxana. 15-CH-537

Suntrust Mortgage v. John and Jessica Fleenor, $49,890.94, 2556 Iowa St., Granite City. 15-CH-538

M&T Bank v. Timothy Briggs, $80,918.09, 1615 Clark Ave. Granite City. 15-CH-539




September 18, 2015




JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Michael J. and Whitney R. Kelley, $57,360.21, 2428 Sanford Ave., Alton. 15-CH-540

Bank of America v. James D. and Toni Michels, $140,482.89, 1304 Papin Dr., Highland. 15-CH-541

JPMorgan Chase Bank v. Carl Owen Beck III and Melissa K. Beck, $37,188.22, 524 Leslie Ave., Wood River. 15-CH-542

Wells Fargo Bank v. Carly J. and Jeffrey T. Hayden-Foster, $127,075.88, 133 Columbia Ave., Edwardsville. 15-CH-543

Madison County Civil Docket:

Monday, September 28




9 a.m.




FONES KEVIN V. CONOCOPHILLIPS COMPANY

11-L-000152, MUDGE 302




WILLIAMS BILLY V V. WIDMAN CONSTRUCTION INC

11-L-000766, MUDGE 302




CARMED KS-4 AN ILLINOIS PARTNE V. ALLEN JOEY

12-L-000263, MATOESIAN 351







Wednesday, September 30




9 a.m.




JONES DAUNTE OMAR A MINOR THRO V. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

12-L-000337, MUDGE 302




SMITH GARY V. OWENS ROGER

09-L-000620, MUDGE 302




THOMPSON JOHN W V. COTTRELL INC

09-L-001067, MUDGE 302




LACKEY KIP V. LAYTON GARY

12-L-001514, MUDGE 302




BURGESS SILAS AS SPEC ADM OF T V. HARMON LAWRENCE T MD

13-L-000072, MUDGE 302




HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY V. EGGEMEYER ASSOCIATES

15-L-000402, MUDGE 302




BERRY CELESTE B V. BABB KEVIN, SPECIAL REP FOR ES

12-L-002090, MUDGE 302




KING DIANA V. WALMART STORES INC

15-L-000492, MUDGE 302




WALTERS PAUL V. OLIN CORPORATION A FOREIGN COR

14-L-001262, MUDGE 302




PERKO LINDA V. LERCH HOMES INC

10-L-000202, MUDGE 302




PRATT DEBORAH V. SUPERVALU INC

14-L-001129, MUDGE 302




TADLOCK JAMES V. JONES JOSEPH DBA JOES HAWG DOC

14-L-000552, MUDGE 302




VANDERGRIFF DAVE FATHER AND NE V. CARVER LISA

13-L-000421, MUDGE 302




BOEDEKER DAVID P V. EAN HOLDINGS LLC DBA ENTERPRIS

13-L-002068, MUDGE 302




HAWKES FARRAH L V. CHANDLER MICHELLE B

14-L-001030, MUDGE 302




PRICE DAVID W V. GODWIN THERESA A

15-L-000159, MUDGE 302




JONES KACI N A MINOR BY/THROUG V. 62 SPORTS GROUP INC

12-L-002016, MUDGE 302




HUMMER ANGELA V. BEDELL WILLIAM M ACHIEVEMENT A

14-L-000980, MUDGE 302




STOCKARD GREGORY K V. MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP

11-L-001039, MUDGE 302




BARNES JOHN H V. VENARDOS ELIZABETH K

15-L-000291, MUDGE 302




GARRETT DENISE D V. NIEMEYER AARON M

15-L-000258, MUDGE 302




MORRIS RICHARD V. UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORAITO

13-L-000289, MUDGE 302




GRIFFITH MEGAN V. BRAYTON WILLIAM L JR

13-L-001826, MUDGE 302




DUNCAN JAYME V. ANDERSON HOSPITAL

12-L-001202, MUDGE 302




HAMILTON CYNTHIA V. VARBLE SHAKIRA

14-L-001281, MUDGE 302




PARRISH LAURA V. ESPOLT NICK

15-L-000754, MUDGE 302




GABRIEL DANA V. JACKSON PHILIPP

14-L-001625, MUDGE 302




FOSTER DANNY V. HILLSBORO AREA HOSPITAL INC

14-L-000530, MUDGE 302




ELBLE GAIL V. SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL OI

11-L-000867, MUDGE 302




KAYSER ANDREW V. SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL PR

11-L-000901, MUDGE 302




BROWN JACK V. SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL OI

11-L-001008, MUDGE 302




DISHER JOHN V. SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL OI

11-L-001225, MUDGE 302




WARDEN SAM V. NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO

15-L-000450, MUDGE 302




PFISTER JENNIFER V. BICAHLO PAULO MD

13-L-001805, MUDGE 302




RENFRO CONSTRUCTION INC V. GILLIS KANDIS

12-L-000113, MUDGE 302




WARNHOFF KRISTEN AS SPEC ADM O V. ILLINI MANORS INC DBA

14-L-000116, MUDGE 302




STERLING SHERYL A V. ALLEN ASHLEY

15-L-000230, MUDGE 302




TOTALL METAL RECYCLING INC AN V. FIX LYNN

14-L-001436, MUDGE 302




KELTNER PEGGY V. SUNCOKE ENERGY INC

14-L-001540, MUDGE 302




EMONS CLIFFORD C EXECUTOR OF T V. BRAVO CARE OF ALTON INC

13-L-001641, MUDGE 302




BROWNE JAMES P V. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

15-L-000210, MUDGE 302




GREEN ASHLEIGH V. MELLENTHIN ROBERT

15-L-000115, MUDGE 302




BUCHANAN CHRISTY L V. WELLS FARGO BANK NA

12-L-002100, MUDGE 302




MJW A MINOR BY/THROUGH HER GUA V. BHUTHIMETHEE VIWATHNA MD

12-L-000448, MUDGE 302




WARE PAULA V. TAYLOR WILLIE C

12-L-001449, MUDGE 302




CLAY DIANE V. LEADY WILLIAM D

11-L-001439, MUDGE 302




CDMJ REAL ESTATE LLC AN ILLINO V. ST LOUIS CARS AND CREDIT INC

15-L-000394, MUDGE 302




RUNGE MARLA C V. BONFIGLIO NICHOLAS J

14-L-001730, MUDGE 302




CHASTAIN VICKIE INDIVIDUALLY V. GRANITE CITY HOSPITAL COMPANY

12-L-001369, MATOESIAN 351




REED LAUREN K INDIVIDUALLY AND V. SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS HEALTH

14-L-000823, MATOESIAN 351




VOSS DAWN N V. FRANTZ RANDY DBA L&M WOOD DESI

14-L-001634, MATOESIAN 351




HARTLINE DANIEL V. KRAFT FOODS GROUP INC

15-L-000365, MATOESIAN 351




BUNT ANTONIA V. CITY OF WOOD RIVER

14-L-000504, MATOESIAN 351




ZIMMER CHRISTOPHER AS SPECIAL V. CANTERBERY DONALD S09654

09-L-001285, MATOESIAN 351




GOODBRAKE RAYMOND L V. SMITH GEOFFERY A

14-L-000330, MATOESIAN 351




BOGARD MERRI V. TITAN CONTRACTORS SERVICE CORP

09-L-000295, MATOESIAN 351




EISENHAUER BRIAN V. FISHER MARTHA

13-L-000039, MATOESIAN 351




SCHULTE SANDRA L V. FISHER MARILYN C

13-L-001403, MATOESIAN 351




PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY INC V. SANITARY STAINLESS SERVICES IN

12-L-001323, MATOESIAN 351




WILKERSON BRIEANA A MIN BY HER V. PELO PATRICIA

14-L-000449, MATOESIAN 351




VARBLE MARK A V. J'S LAWN CARE INC AN ILLINOIS

12-L-000527, MATOESIAN 351




BAUM MICHAEL V. ELLSWORTH DAVID

11-L-000468, MATOESIAN 351




TAYLOR ANTHONY W V. HERRING STEPHEN L

11-L-000067, MATOESIAN 351




SHRESTHA REALTY LLC V. WOODS JERRY

11-L-000744, MATOESIAN 351




ELMENDORF RAYMOND V. MANLY CAROLE

14-L-001325, MATOESIAN 351




GVILLO GREGORY V. DECAMP JUNCTION INC

08-L-000871, MATOESIAN 351




BRITTAIN JESSIE M V. REDMAN DYLAN J

15-L-000020, MATOESIAN 351




SNEED ADAM V. CANN JUSTIN D

14-L-000560, MATOESIAN 351




LILLIS JOLENE V. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS IMAGING ASSO

15-L-000330, MATOESIAN 351




GAPINSKI ASHLI J V. FRANKLIN MEGAN L

14-L-001613, MATOESIAN 351




DAVENPORT STEPHANIE V. WIKOFF CATHERINE L MD

09-L-001022, MATOESIAN 351




MIDWEST ELECTRONICS GAMING LLC V. DONS NO MANS LAND INC

13-L-000588, MATOESIAN 351




JOHNSON RODNEY V. MORRIS JOSHUA

14-L-000068, MATOESIAN 351




NORBURY STEVEN V. HIGHLAND READY MIX CONCRETE IN

12-L-000423, MATOESIAN 351




KRIEGER CORNELL V. HAARMANN CHRISTOPHER J

15-L-000318, MATOESIAN 351




CITY OF GRANITE CITY V. GREAT PLAINS LOCATING SERVICE

11-L-000584, MATOESIAN 351




ANDERSON DEBORAH V. SCHRANCK CHARLES MD

15-L-000284, MATOESIAN 351




MARINKO VICTOR V. STEVENS CAROLYN

14-L-000273, MATOESIAN 351




PASHEA DOUGLAS A V. STANFORD ANTOINETTE K

14-L-001499, MATOESIAN 351




FAITH ANGELA V. WOLFE NATHAN

13-L-000076, MATOESIAN 351




GLEASON MARGARET V. MANUS WILLIAM SR

14-L-001657, MATOESIAN 351




MADDEN JOSEPH D V. TRTANJ ALBERT

13-L-001109, MATOESIAN 351




KOMBRINK DARLENE AS SPEC REP F V. ANDERSON HOSPITAL

12-L-001482, MATOESIAN 351




KEETON NEHEMIAH T V. HARTMAN THOMAS J

14-L-001235, MATOESIAN 351




WALKER ADA V. FRERICHS ANDREW

15-L-000221, MATOESIAN 351




PUDIVITR TODD V. MORRISSEY CONSTRUCTION INC

15-L-000382, MATOESIAN 351




MILLER HUBBARD V. STEARNS PROPERTY COMPANY LLC D

12-L-000579, MATOESIAN 351




PECK LISA V. GUSEWELLE MELVIN

13-L-002161, MATOESIAN 351




ADAIR KIERSTYN G A MINOR BY RO V. LEGATE GAILE M

14-L-001638, MATOESIAN 351




HUNSCHE GARY V. WILSON MICHAEL SR

15-L-000459, MATOESIAN 351




ALEXANDER BETTY J V. BUTLER JAYME L

15-L-000380, RUTH 311




COMBS MICHAEL SR V. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

14-L-001396, RUTH 311




SPRAGGS TIMOTHY M V. BOSWELL NICHOLAS B

14-L-000876, RUTH 311




MORGAN SHIRLEY AS SPECIAL ADMI V. BROCKMAN WILLIAM F

13-L-000608, RUTH 311




GERNIGIN SKYLNN A A MINOR BY/T V. RILEY SHAWN M

15-L-000109, RUTH 311




WOODS UTE S V. KNIGHTON TIFFANY Y

15-L-000604, RUTH 311




GAMMON CHARLES T V. HESSE PAUL D

13-L-001667, RUTH 311




DECARLO CHERI V. HESSE PAUL DBA J&W JANITORIAL

12-L-000991, RUTH 311




LONGWORTH JOHN V. WORSTELL JANICE

13-L-000441, RUTH 311




ALEXANDER SHEILA V. PYATT LYNDLE L

13-L-000162, RUTH 311




BIXLER GREGORY V. NICKALLY CORPORATION DBA NICKS

14-L-001038, RUTH 311




COMBS MICHAEL SR V. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

14-L-001396, RUTH 311




DOE JANE V. PRINCE ROBBIE

15-L-000249, RUTH 311




CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL COMMERCI V. SPECIALTY CONTRACTING INC

15-L-000327, RUTH 311




VINYARD BILL GLENN INDIVIDUALL V. JARDEN BROTHERS TRUCKING INC

14-L-000892, RUTH 311




VON ROHR CATHERINE V. JARDEN BROTHERS TRUCKING INC A

15-L-000490, RUTH 311




BOSTROM CARMEN V. JARDEN BROTHERS TRUCKING INC A

15-L-000526, RUTH 311




BRYANT TANNER V. SCHOLLMEYER MEAGHAN

15-L-000404, RUTH 311




BEYER MARIAN L V. BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE TRUSTEE O

11-L-001341, RUTH 311




FLIEGER MARK IND ADM OF THE ES V. BRAVO CARE OF ALTON INC AN

12-L-001426, RUTH 311




HAYES DANIEL E AS IND ADM OF T V. BRAVO CARE OF ALTON INC AN

13-L-000044, RUTH 311




BOOTH TAMECO D V. LUCAS MARK V

15-L-000363, RUTH 311




SIN HEATHER A V. DRAKE CONSTANCE L

11-L-000233, RUTH 311




JAMES RICHARD V. MYERS JASPER

11-L-001268, RUTH 311




MITCHELL KENNETH V. DOITS VILLAGE INN INC

15-L-000339, RUTH 311




HOPPES TERRY V. PATTERSON BRIAN

08-L-000401, RUTH 311




MORGAN SHIRLEY AS SPECIAL ADMI V. BROCKMAN WILLIAM F

13-L-000608, RUTH 311




HOPPER KENNETH E V. TIEPELMAN DEAN

14-L-001247, RUTH 311




WILLIAMS JOHN ON BEHALF OF THE V. MAGNESIUM ELEKTRON NORTH

11-L-001163, RUTH 311




DETERDING RYAN V. BETHALTO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS C

13-L-000043, RUTH 311




KLINKE ROSEMARY V. KANUMURI RAGHU MD

14-L-001046, RUTH 311




LONG RONALD V. CERTAINTEED CORPORATION

14-L-001637, RUTH 311




JONES LINDA INDIVIDUALLY AND A V. RADIATOR SPECIALTY COMPANY

12-L-001476, RUTH 311




BURRELL COURTNEY V. CITY OF MADISON

08-L-001162, RUTH 311




MARRON GEORGE E IV V. M&M SERVICE COMPANY AN ILLINOI

14-L-000411, RUTH 311




WILLS STEPHANIE L V. HEALEY RICK R

09-L-001076, RUTH 311




HIGHLAND SUPPLY CORPORATION AN V. PAPELERA DEL PLATA INC A

11-L-001336, RUTH 311




ZELLER J BUNYAN V. OVERTON AMOS E

15-L-000028, RUTH 311




CARPENTER GABRIEL C V. DODSON SHARON L

13-L-001841, RUTH 311




JOHN JOHNSON JOINT VENTURE V. RIVERBEND SCRAP CORPORATION

14-L-001197, RUTH 311




WILSON JOSEPH E V. METCALFE JOHN

14-L-000448, RUTH 311




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The doctor accused of negligently causing a patient’s leg to be amputated when they allegedly failed to order tests and scans has denied liability and claims the woman failed to attend follow-up appointments and allowed her wounds to become contaminated with dirt and pet hair.

Cynthia Davidson filed her lawsuit on July 2 against Dr. David L. Kee and HSHS Medical Group Inc., doing business as Ankle and Foot Center.

According to the complaint, Davidson claims Kee, a licensed podiatrist, failed to “apply the knowledge and use the skill and care ordinarily used by a reasonably well-qualified health care provider” in decisions that led to Davidson losing her left leg in August 2014.

Davidson claims Kee was negligent when he failed to obtain any arterial studies and didn’t order advanced imaging, MRI or other necessary scans. She also claims Kee failed to obtain a bone biopsy in the presence of a suspected osteomyelitis, the suit states.

Davidson alleges Kee’s negligence caused her left leg to be amputated. She seeks more than $50,000 in damages, plus court costs.

Kee denied the allegations against him in his Aug. 14 answer to the complaint through attorney Mark Bauman of Hinshaw & Culbertson in Belleville.

In his affirmative defenses, Kee argues that Davidson had a duty to exercise reasonable care for her own safety.

He alleges the plaintiff failed to check her foot every other day for wounds even though she was advised to do so by medical professionals, failed to keep follow-up appointments as scheduled, failed to stay off her foot as directed, failed to use her scooter device to eliminate weight bearing on her foot, failed to take her medications and failed to keep the wounds on her foot clean and dressed when she allegedly allowed her wounds to be contaminated with dirt and pet hair.

On Aug. 21, Davidson denied the allegations in her reply to Kee’s affirmative defenses through attorney Joseph A. Bartholomew of Cook, Ysursa, Bartholomew, Brauer & Shevlin in Belleville.

Davidson also filed a motion to strike Lee’s demand and payment for a jury of 12, arguing that the case should be tried by a jury of 6 based on former Gov. Pat Quinn’s Public Act 98-1132.

The motion was granted that same day.

Circuit Judge Andrew Gleeson scheduled a status conference for Oct. 5 at 9 a.m. before granted the defendant’s motion for substitution of judge on Sept. 8.

Davidson is represented by Joseph Bartholomew of Cook, Ysursa, Bartholomew, Brauer & Shevlin in Belleville.

St. Clair Circuit Court case number 15-L-407