EDWARDSVILLE -- A Minneapolis is suing Days Inn in Collinsville for damages for injuries she allegedly sustained while walking on the hotel’s handicapped walkway.

Georgia Lynch’s lawsuit claims it was the defendants’ duty to ‘’exercise reasonable care to protect Plaintiff from the dangerous condition of the premises’ handicapped ramp and walkway.’’

The Frederick Law Firm LLC of Chesterfield, Mo., filed the suit on behalf of Lynch in the Madison County Circuit Court against BGMR RMDC, LLC, RM Hospitality Management of Belleville, Sneha Bhakta, and Ramanbhai Patel of Collinsville.

According to the complaint, the incident occurred June 27, 2015, when Lynch was a registered guest at the Days Inn of Collinsville.

The suit claims the defendants were responsible for Lynch’s injuries, alleging they did not make a reasonable inspection of the premises, and they allegedly knew that the handicapped ramp was in a damaged, defective and dangerous condition. 

The suit also alleges the defendants failed to exercise reasonable care to protect from injury and they also allegedly failed to barricade, cover and repair the ramp. 

In addition, the suit claims that the defendants failed properly monitor and control the premises and failed to warn the plaintiff of the hazard.

According to the complaint, Lynch has suffered permanent back and spine injuries that has caused great physical pain, suffering and emotional distress.

Lynch also said she has spent money for medical care and treatment of her injuries and has suffered a disability and a loss of a normal life. She also is looking to be compensated for future medical care as well.

In the 12-count, 33-page complaint, Lynch is looking for at least $50,000 per count.

EDWARDSVILLE — Four plaintiffs are suing a motorist, alleging that he was negligent in causing a wreck on East Broadway in Alton.

Najah Bagley, Sandra Cole, Kimberli Holts and Charmaine Terrell filed a complaint on June 9 in Madison County Circuit Court against David Watson alleging that the defendant failed to operate his vehicle with reasonable care for the safety of other persons and for their property. Cole was driver Bagley's passenger, and Terrell was Holts' passenger; the two cars were allegedly both struck by the defendant.

According to the complaint, the plaintiffs allege that, on July 7, 2015, plaintiffs were traveling on East Broadway near Washington Avenue when they collided with the defendant's vehicle, resulting in multiple collisions. As a result, plaintiffs claim they suffered severe physical injuries, pain and medical expenses. 

The plaintiffs hold Watson responsible because the defendant allegedly failed to stop or swerve his vehicle at the appearance of danger, drove his vehicle at a speed that was greater than reasonable and proper with regard to the traffic conditions and failed to stop or yield right of way.

The plaintiffs request a trial by jury and seek judgment in an amount in excess of $50,000, plus costs and such other and further relief as the court deems appropriate. They are represented by Kenneth B. Beljanski and Jaye R. Lindsay of Brown and Brown LLP in Fairview Heights.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-809

EDWARDSVILLE — A driver and her four passengers are suing a motorist for alleged careless driving which caused a collision.

Joelisa Lacey, Tarashay Anderson and Clorin Anderson, and Joyce Anderson as next-of-kin of Nakkia Young, a minor, filed a complaint on June 12 in Madison County Circuit Court against Joe Walker alleging that the defendant failed in his duty to exercise ordinary care in the operation, possession, and control of his vehicle so as not to cause injury to others. Joyce Anderson is the mother of driver Joelisa Lacey, who is now 18 but was 16 at the time of the crash; Young is 17.

According to the complaint, the plaintiffs allege that on July 5, 2015, Lacey was driving northbound on Washington Avenue near Homer M. Adams Parkway in Troy together with her four passengers when her vehicle collided with defendant Walker's vehicle. As a result, plaintiffs suffered physical injuries, disability and medical expenses. 

The plaintiffs holds Walker responsible because the defendant allegedly failed to keep his automobile under proper control, failed to keep a proper lookout for other automobiles on the public street and failed to give a proper signal or sound his horn in time to warn plaintiffs.

The plaintiffs request a trial by jury and seek judgment in excess $50,000, together with costs of action, and any other further relief to which the court deems proper. They are represented by Michael P. Glisson of Williamson, Webster, Falb and Glisson in Alton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-825

EDWARDSVILLE — A Hartford Village motorcyclist is suing a trucking company and its employee, alleging negligence in maintaining and operating a semi-truck.

James Woods filed a complaint on June 8 in Madison County Circuit Court against Affton Trucking Company Inc. and Allan E. Osburn alleging that defendant Osburn failed while in the course of his employment to operate the company's vehicle with reasonable care.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on May 16, while operating his Yamaha Star motorcycle on New Poag Road in Edwardsville, plaintiff attempted to make a lefthand turn onto Lakeview Corporate Drive when he collided with defendant Osborn's tractor-trailer that is owned by defendant Affton Trucking Company. As a result, Woods claims he suffered severe physical injuries, trauma and lost income, as well as significant medical expenses. 

The plaintiff holds Affton Trucking Company and Osburn responsible because defendant Osburn allegedly failed to keep the truck under control, failed to keep a proper lookout for others in the intersection and failed to yield the right of way to other vehicles in the intersection.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks judgment in excess of $50,000, plus costs of suit and any other relief the court deems just and proper. He is represented by Reed Nelson of Nelson and Nelson Attorneys at Law PC in Belleville.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-000810

EDWARDSVILLE — A mother, individually and on behalf of her minor daughter, is suing a driver for breach of duty while he was backing out of a parking space, causing a collision and injuries.

Lauren Celis, individually and as mother and next friend of A'ana Garrett filed a complaint on June 13 in Madison County Circuit Court against Nathan Ash alleging that the defendant failed to use ordinary care for the safety of people riding in other vehicles.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff Celis alleges that on June 15, 2015, she was driving through a parking lot in Edwardsville with her daughter as passenger. Celis claims she collided with defendant Ash's vehicle as he was exiting a parking space. As a result, plaintiffs suffered physical injuries, medical treatment and medical expenses. 

The plaintiff holds Ash responsible because he allegedly failed to keep a proper lookout, failed to yield right of way, failed to stop and failed to maintain a proper speed.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks judgment in an amount in excess of $50,000, together with costs of action and other further relief as the court deems just and proper. She is represented by Eric W. Evans of Evans|Blasi in Granite City.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-833

EDWARDSVILLE — A driver is suing a Cottage Hills bar and its operators, alleging that their sale of alcohol to an individual contributed to a crash that caused serious injuries.

Kenneth A. Outhouse filed a complaint on June 8 in Madison County Circuit Court against 308 MacArthur Inc., doing business as Doc Holliday's Saloon and Eatery, and Bret W. Dixon, Steven Vollmer and Alexus Pate, alleging the defendants failed in their duty to properly sell liquor to the general public.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on June 28, 2016, he suffered severe injuries when his vehicle was struck by Pate's vehicle. 

Pate allegedly drove her vehicle after drinking alcohol sold by Doc Holliday's Saloon and Eatery. 

As a result, Outhouse claims he suffered great physical and emotional pain, lost wages and medical expenses. 

The plaintiff alleges the defendants sold and gave Pate alcoholic beverages, thereby causing her to drive her vehicle while intoxicated and run a stop sign, striking plaintiff's vehicle.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks judgment for an amount in excess of $50,000, plus costs of the suit and other relief the court shall deem proper. 

He is represented by Gregory M. Tobin of Pratt and Tobin PC in East Alton.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-802

EDWARDSVILLE — A man is suing a gun store, claiming it sold him an unsafe firearm that caused blindness in one eye.

Johnny J. Markus filed a complaint on June 13 in Madison County Circuit Court against Precision Outfitters LLC, alleging the defendant failed to use ordinary and reasonable care in its marketing, inspecting and sale of a rifle and rifle cartridges.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on Nov. 26, 2016, he purchased a Springfield M1 Garand rifle and 10 boxes of American Eagle ammunition that he placed in his gun safe shortly after purchasing. 

Markus claims he was later struck in the right eye as he pulled the rifle's trigger when the bullet exploded, causing a shard of metal to strike his eye. 

Markus claims that, as a result, he suffered complete loss of vision in his right eye, necessitating medical treatment and expenses. 

The plaintiff alleges Precision Outfitters failed to properly inspect and/or test the rifle and failed to warn its customer that the rifle had not been tested or inspected.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks judgment in an amount of $50,000, plus costs of suit and such further relief as the court deems just and proper. 

He is represented by Eric J. Carlson of Byron Carlson Petri and Kalb LLC in Edwardsville.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-831

EDWARDSVILLE — An insurance company is suing a roofing installation contractor after the roof allegedly lifted off a corner of the building from wind gusts.

Hastings Mutual Insurance Company, as subrogee of Honke Properties LLC, filed a complaint on June 12 in Madison County Circuit Court against Elmer Valladares, alleging the defendant failed to perform all roofing work in a workmanlike manner and according to standard practices.

According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that on Jan. 10, Honke Properties' roof, which was installed by Elmer Valladares, failed when it broke loose and lifted off the building in the southwest corner due to wind gusts. 

The plaintiff claims the roof was not installed properly, leading to leaking and water damage in the building. The insurance company paid $103,457.86 to its insured in order to cover damages. 

The plaintiff alleges Valladares failed to secure the perimeter of the roof as required by the manufacturer and failed to comply with all applicable codes, regulations, guidelines, instructions, policies, procedures and industry customs and practices.

The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks judgment in the amount of $103,457.86, plus costs of suit and any other further relief to which the court deems proper. 

It is represented by John P. Cunningham of Brown and James PC in Belleville.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 17-L-826

The gunned down shooter from Belleville who on Wednesday brought the country to its knees possessed a valid Firearms Owner Identification (FOID) card, authorities say.

But several authorities think he shouldn’t have.

Six charges against James T. Hodgkinson stemming from a violent episode in 2006 with a 16-year-old girl with whom he and his wife held legal guardianship were boiled down from domestic battery, aggravated discharge of a firearm, battery and criminal damage to a motor vehicle to three: two counts of battery and one count on damage to vehicle.

And in spite of an arrest report that showed Hodgkinson punched a 19-year-old woman in the face and hit 19-year-old man in the back of his head with the stock of a shotgun, among other offenses, he was not tried, nor convicted, as the state dropped charges against him.

"At some point in time, there should have been alarms triggered," said O'Fallon attorney Paul Evans. "I can see a one time failure, but this man seems to have had a history of connections to violence."

On March 24, a neighbor of Hodgkinson's rural Belleville home, Bill Schaumleffel, notified St. Clair County Sheriff's Department that Hodgkinson was firing shots with what appeared to be a rifle into a field while children were nearby playing outdoors. Sheriff Rick Watson said officers responded, but because he wasn't breaking any law and his FOID card was valid Hodgkinson did not face arrest.

Illinois State Police can deny issuing a FOID card or revoke one that has been granted if a person is convicted within the past five years for battery, assault, aggravated assault, violation of an order of protection or a substantially similar offense in another jurisdiction in which a firearm was used or possessed.

It can also deny or revoke a card of anyone who has ever been convicted of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery or a substantially similar offense in another jurisdiction.

But without a conviction, the state cannot revoke the privilege.

State Rep. Charlie Meier (R-Highland) said court systems must uphold the law. "But if it never convicts, just arrests and pleads down," that is problematic.

Court record expungements, which he says he sees "constantly," also are problematic if they end up exposing the public to dangerous persons.

Meier said the state should be doing better with inter-agency and departmental connectedness, where instant access to information could be useful among law enforcement and the justice system. But the state being broke has sidelined IT systems updates, though he says plans are being advanced by the Rauner administration to move forward on an upgrade plan.

"We have a state that is so dysfunctional," he said. "None of our systems talk amongst each other."

When the state was flush with cash in the 1980s, Meier said Illinois led the way in computerizing data with other states "following what we did."

Laura Cutilletta, legal director at Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence in San Francisco, said that even though Hodgkinson's FOID card was not subject to revocation, he might have been "a good candidate" for something her group advocates for - gun violence protective order.

She pointed to legislation pending in Springfield, HB 2354, which would allow a family member or law enforcement official who sees "red flags" to petition to have a gun temporarily removed and prevent the purchase of new guns while an order is in place.

"We very strongly support that policy," she said, which has passed in California and the state of Washington.

She also said that a 2013 "clear and present danger" Illinois law that requires, among other things, that law enforcement officials report to state police behaviors deemed dangerous in order to prevent access to firearms and ammunition, might have had an effect on the "horrible situation" involving Hodgkinson's 2006 arrest.

"If that had happened after 2013, there's a good chance law enforcement would have reported and he would have lost his FOID card," she said.

Hodgkinson was shot and killed by Capitol Police after he opened fire during a House GOP practice for a charity baseball game. He had critically wounded Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise, Majority Whip, whose condition has recently been upgraded to "serious."

Details of the St. Clair County Sheriff's report at 5:49 p.m. on April 1, 2006, say that 19-year-old Joel Fernandez confronted Hodgkinson because he had "punched his girlfriend in the face with a closed fist."

The report indicates Fernandez and his girlfriend Aimee Moreland were at an address across the street from Hodgkinson.

When Fernandez approached Hodgkinson's outside porch, Hodgkinson walked outside with a shotgun and aimed it at Fernandez's face, the report states.

"Fernandez attempted to get away from the shotgun and was struck in the left side of his head with the wooden stock by Hodgkinson," the report states.

While running to the house across the road, Hodgkinson fired a round, it states.

Then Moreland, friend of Hodgkinson's ward "Cathy,” said Hodgkinson forced his way into the neighboring house, grabbed Cathy "by the hair and pulled her off the floor."

Court records indicate that “Cathy" was a great niece of James and Suzanne Hodgkinson.

"Aimee observed James (Hodgkinson) throwing (Cathy's name redacted) around the bedroom area," it states. "(Cathy) was able to get away from James and ran into an adjacent bedroom and went on top of the bed. James followed (Cathy) and started hitting her arms, pulling hair and started grabbing her off the bed. (Cathy) once again broke free and both (Cathy) and Aimee ran out of the residence."

The two got inside Aimee’s vehicle. Hodgkinson cut the ignition and cut a seatbelt with a knife. He was choking Cathy while she was holding onto the steering wheel, the report states.

Aimee said she would call the police, according to the report.

"James became upset and punched Aimee in the face with a closed fist," the report states.

At the age of 25, Cathy is reported to have died of a drug overdose on July 26, 2015.

GREENWOOD, Miss. – Six months after the murder of Carl Silas in Belleville, his mother wants to know who murdered him and why. 

“I am very suspicious of everyone up there,” Leisa Silas said on June 17. “I believe all those people up there are working together,” she said. 

Silas said she received notice of trial for defendant David Fields on May 19, and she drove up for it.

“They didn’t do anything. It wasn’t worth coming for,” she said. 

Silas said Fields’s lawyer told the judge she wasn’t ready for trial.

Fields is represented by attorneys Brittany Kimble of Chicago and Ryan Neal of St. Louis, according to the St. Clair County Circuit Clerk.

“The judge seemed happy to do whatever she said,” Silas said. “They should have taken him to trial.” 

St. Clair County Circuit Judge Robert Haida continued trial to July 21.

“Nothing adds up that they’re telling me,” she said. “It was more than David Fields. I believe he murdered my son but there’s someone else.

“They have a special prosecutor from outside. Why can’t they get a judge out of another place? If all the judges are together, they shouldn’t use the judge they have.”

Fields, age 20, allegedly murdered Carl Silas, age 28, on Dec. 30. 

Around 4:30 a.m., according to investigators, Fields and another man broke into an apartment that Silas shared with Jamie Lott, mother of his infant son. 

Investigators said Fields shot Silas and the other man struck Lott with a gun. 

Officers arrested Fields that day. They never arrested the other man, who they described only as light skinned. 

Although Silas said she has learned little about her son’s death, she has learned much about St. Clair County judges. 

Silas knows that the late associate judge Joe Christ died of a cocaine overdose in 2013.  She knows that former circuit judge Michael Cook served a prison sentence for possessing heroin and using it while possessing firearms.

“I have a bad feeling about this case,” she said, because of what she has read about judges in St. Clair County.

Silas said she has kept up with the sensational events that followed her son’s death.

In January, special prosecutors began investigating Circuit Judge Ron Duebbert as a suspect in obstructing the murder investigation. 

Duebbert had taken Fields into his home for a time while in private practice, after Fields completed a prison sentence for domestic battery. 

State’s attorney Brendan Kelly reported Duebbert to the judicial inquiry board. 

Chief Judge Andrew Gleeson blocked Duebbert from performing judicial duties, pending completion of the investigation. 

Silas said she wants to know why Fields and Duebbert communicated by text messages a day before the murder.

Silas said she saw pictures of Fields on Facebook, in Duebbert’s Porsche. She said Duebbert’s nickname is “Dollar Bill.” 

She said she learned of Carl’s death through a call from Lott around 6:30 a.m., and asked Lott why police hadn’t called her. Silas said Lott gave the phone to police who were there. 

Silas and three daughters drove up and arrived in Belleville between 7 and 8 p.m. on the day of the murder. 

“They said they interviewed lots of witnesses,” Silas said. 

Silas said she asked them what weapon was used. 

“They said they can’t tell me everything because it would blow the case,” she said. “They never told me what kind of gun it was.” 

Silas’s suspicion extends to Lott’s injury. 

“That was just a little peck on the head,” Silas said. 

“Jamie Lott says her mother wrestled with a man but she doesn’t know which one. I think everybody in that house knew what happened. 

“Lots of people know what happened to my son. I’m not going to ever stop trying to find the truth. My son’s death is not going to be swept under the rug.” 

Silas showed a picture of Carl as an honor student. 

Silas said she has a PhD in psychology and he wanted to be a psychologist. She said he was in New Green Grove Church since he was 12.

“He was a good child and well respected,” she said. 

Silas said he had no criminal record, only some traffic tickets. She said he went back and forth from Mississippi to St. Louis. He left in October because Lott was about to have a baby. 

Silas showed a picture of Carl’s daughter, born in October.

“That is the child who was sleeping on her mother and her father,” she said. “The blood was all over that baby.” 

Silas’s suspicion extended to a reporter’s request for an interview on Saturday. She asked for a photograph in advance and for a first meeting at a restaurant, Silas brought a police officer.

For that meeting, Silas also brought daughter Mary Silas.

She agreed to an on-record interview on Sunday in a neighborhood park.

“Why haven’t they come up with anything?” Silas said. “I don’t think they’re doing anything.”

She said she has no fear in raising questions.

“I want justice for my son Carl Silas,” she said. “I got to live with this the rest of my life…my son had a lot to live for. They are cold, bloody murderers and I want justice.”

St. Clair County Sheriff Rick Watson has not returned phone calls seeking information about the weapon used in the Silas murder.

WASHINGTON – Supreme Court Justices have put an end to mass actions in state courts against two or more defendants, according to a dissent they don’t dispute. 

The dissent, by Justice Sandra Sotomayor, mourned the Court’s June 19 rejection of California state court jurisdiction over drug maker Bristol-Myers Squibb. 

“It will make it impossible to bring a nationwide mass action in state courts against defendants who are ‘at home’ in different states,” Sotomayor wrote, 

“There will be no state where both defendants are at home, and so no state in which the suit can proceed.” 

That suited the other eight Justices. 

They held that plaintiffs could join together for consolidated actions in courts with general jurisdiction over a defendant, or they could sue in their home courts.  

The case began years ago, as eight suits claiming injuries from blood thinner Plavix. 

Among 678 plaintiffs, 86 resided in California. 

Texas topped that number with 91, and Ohio came close with 71. 

Plaintiffs also sued McKesson Corp., a California company that distributes drugs for Bristol-Myers Squibb and other drug makers. 

Bristol-Myers Squibb moved to quash service of summons from plaintiffs in other states, and the California Superior Court denied the motion. 

The California Court of Appeal denied a petition for a writ. 

In 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court tightened general jurisdiction in a case involving automaker Daimler Chrysler. 

In light of that decision, the California Supreme Court directed the Court of Appeal to vacate its order denying relief. 

The Court of Appeal changed its logic but not its result, finding the state court lacked general jurisdiction but could exercise specific jurisdiction. 

California Supreme Court Justices affirmed the ruling, on the basis of extensive contacts between Bristol-Myers Squibb and California. 

They held that the more wide ranging the contacts, the more readily a plaintiff could show connection to a forum. 

Three Justices dissented, finding the majority rendered specific jurisdiction indistinguishable from general jurisdiction for many categories of cases. 

Their view prevailed in Washington. 

Justice Joseph Alito wrote that the California court’s definition of specific jurisdiction “resembles a loose and spurious form of general jurisdiction.” 

Alito described general jurisdiction as all purpose, specific jurisdiction as case linked. 

He wrote that general jurisdiction for an individual depends on domicile, and general jurisdiction for a corporation depends on domicile or its equivalent. 

He wrote that a court with general jurisdiction may hear any claim against a defendant, even if all incidents underlying the claim occurred in a different state. 

“Specific jurisdiction is very different,” he wrote. 

Alito wrote that it requires affiliation between the forum and the controversy. 

He quoted a precedent from 1958, that restrictions on personal jurisdiction are more than a guarantee of immunity from inconvenient or distant litigation. 

Quoting from that decision, he wrote, “They are a consequence of territorial limitations on the power of the respective states.”

He quoted a precedent from 1945, that continuous activity within a state “is not enough to support the demand that the corporation be amenable to suits unrelated to that activity.” 

“The present case illustrates the danger of the California approach,” Alito wrote. 

“The state court found that specific jurisdiction was present without identifying any adequate link between the State and the nonresidents’ claims.” 

Sotomayor called the decision a first step toward contraction of specific jurisdiction similar to the contraction of general jurisdiction in 2014. 

She wrote that the majority appeared to concede that the case was not about fairness but was about power. 

“Such a rule hands one more tool to corporate defendants determined to prevent the aggregation of individual claims and forces injured plaintiffs to bear the burden of bringing suit in what will often be far flung jurisdictions,” she wrote. 

She predicted piecemeal litigation and bifurcation of claims. 

“And there is nothing unfair about subjecting a massive corporation to suit in a state for a nationwide course of conduct that injures both forum residents and nonresidents alike,” she wrote. 

Sotomayor wrote that Bristol-Myers Squibb employs about 25,000 persons worldwide, with annual revenues greater than $15 billion. 

She wrote that McKesson is responsible for about a fourth of its revenue.  

“All of the plaintiffs, residents and nonresidents alike, allege that they were injured by the same essential facts,” she wrote. 

“Our cases require no connection more direct than that.” 

She wrote that the people of California had an interest in efficient regulation of resident and nonresident corporations. 

In a footnote, she wrote that the Court didn’t address whether a plaintiff in state court can represent a class of persons not injured in that state.    

Radical left-wingers often use the banner of “social justice” to implement their hidden agendas, and the “racial sobriety” program offered by Fr. Clarence Williams is a perfect example.

Fr. Clarence comes across as an affable, well-intentioned man of the cloth, but his program is diabolical. The premise is that all white people are racists, and all blacks victims of racism. Anyone who denies this preposterous premise is considered dishonest or delusional. The program, which is supposedly modeled on the Alcoholics Anonymous 12-step plan but might just as well have come from the pages of George Orwell's 1984, requires white participants to admit they are racists in order to be healed. 

Francesca Moroney Cooper may not be a graduate of this brainwashing program, but she sure sounds like one.

When she addressed the 25th reunion of DePauw's Class of 1992 two weekends ago, she acknowledged her white privilege, confessed her status as a recovering racist, and encouraged all the white alumni in attendance to do the same.

It was virtue signaling taken to a nauseating extreme. If this rambling, whiny, coyly self-deprecating and affectedly pious gibberish represents her best attempt at “critical thinking,” then DePauw should take back her diploma and refund the money wasted on her education.

The ironic thing is, Moroney Cooper does enjoy substantial privileges – and they have come at great cost to others, black and white – but they cannot be attributed to her pigmentation. They come from the wealth her husband, Jeffrey Cooper, accumulated as one of the most prolific asbestos attorneys in the country.

Her husband and attorneys like him are responsible for destroying more than one hundred once-thriving American businesses and putting tens of thousands of their diversely-colored employees out of work.

That's for what she should apologize.

Instead, Francesca Moroney Cooper flaunts her “sobriety,” in the process contributing to and exacerbating the racial discord that agitators have ginned up over the last decade, to the detriment of all Americans.

MAY 15, 2017

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$119,000- 511 W. HARRISON ST. - FANNIE MAE TO ERIC BLAIR

OFALLON

$142,500- 1407 FREDERICK LN. - SHARON SWISHER TRUSTEE TO CURTIS AND HEATHER SANDERS

$198,900- 604 SHAMROCK DR. - RICHARD AND INGRID GRAY TO PAUL AND PATRICIA FRAKER

$224,900- 722 DONNA DR. - JOE AND SHERRI GRIFFITH TO DEREK AND LAMAI HUFFAKER

$257,326- 617 PORTSMITH PL. DR. - PBBF LLC TO THOMAS GEERKE

$323,000- 724 LONGFELLOW DR. - PBBF LLC TO TRAVIS HUBER

$165,000- 47 SCHWARZ RD. - FANNIE MAE TO JVA IL LLC

$492,075- 1900 BIRCHFIELD CT. - MEISE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION TO MATTHEW AND LESLIE BAKER

SHILOH

$247,000- 2220 RACHELS WAY - JASON AND NATALIE PETERS TO CHARLIE KOHLER

SMITHTON

$251,900- 4808 LONE ROCK LN. - SMITHTON CONSTRUCTION INC. TO JEFFREY AND JENNIFER SANDHEINRICH

SWANSEA

$140,000- 181 ST. SABRE DR. - THE SECRETARY OF VA TO HAI AND MATHEW ESKUCHEN

$8,300,000- CANTWELL LN. AND OLD COLLINSVILLE RD. - DAN SHEILS TO SWANSEA APPLEGATE APARTMENTS

$398,000- 3601 STEINBERG FARM RD. - ANTHONY AND JENNIFER BALESTER TO JASON AND NATALIE PETERS

MAY 17, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$201,861- 209 KENLEY CT. - FULFORD HOMES TO ANDREW AND JALINCIA HICKS

$107,500- 135 WESTWOOD DR. - DEMO CONTRACTING TO KEAIRRA GIVENS

$42,000- 2426 MEADOW DR. - US BANK TO 6200 NAGEL LLC

$175,000- 2554 LONDON LN. - CARL AND JESSICA CALIMLIM TO BORIS AND ELIDIYA OGNYANOV

CAHOKIA

$25,000- 1627 DORIS AVE. - DEWEY MAX AND CAROLY COPE TO RODNEY AND TAMMIE THOMAS

$35,099- 1990 OAK TREE LN. - US BANK TO SHRI MAHALAKSHMI LLC

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$25,000- 246 ARBOR MEADOWS CT. - COMMERCE BANK TO WILLIAM AND DEBBRA SPENCER

MILLSTADT

$10,000- 10 W. LAUREL ST. - MICHEAL WALKER TO MARK SCHMIDT

$315,000- 2 CYN ACRES - MARSHA SCHALTENBRAND TO LARRY BLAES

OFALLON

$225,000- 1018 WOODLEAF DR. - JOBIE TURNER AND KARA SMITH TO NAOMI DEATHRIDGE AND NATHAN DORSCH

$348,800- 1301 MERRIAM PKWY. - TIMOTHY AND LORETTA SCHOTT TO MILES AND CLAIRE HARTMAN

SWANSEA

$524,000- 4210 PASCAL DR. - JOHN AD PAULA ARSENAULT TO BENJAMIN AND KARA WANLESS

MAY 18, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$250- HIGHWOOD DR. - ALBERT APPLEGATE TO ROLAND COLEMAN

$312,500- 25 S. 76TH ST. - JAMES ROSCIGLIONE TO LDB SERVICES

$155,000- 26 RIO VERDE DR. - JOHNNIE AND LINDA LONG TO LAUREN ROGERS

CAHOKIA

$15,000- 304 SAUGET AVE. - THOMAS  AND TRACY KNOWLES TO DALE AND VICKI HARING

$6,000- 1724 MULLENS AVE. - BARBARA FLYNN TO JMR HOLDINGS LLC

$25,000- 1717 LORETTA AVE. - JOHN H. JR. AND MARGARET LOWE TO ST. LOUIS INVESTMENTS

$21,000- 26 CAHOKIA ST. - STEPHEN AND LATOYA LANCASTER TO JMR HOLDINGS LLC

$25,500- 26 CAHOKIA ST. - JMR HOLDINGS TO HENRY SAGAR

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$151,900- 323 RYAN DR. - A&B PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TO MICHAEL WASHINGTON

$335,000- 7362 WOLFRUN TR. - ROBERT AND NORMA COVERDALE TO JOHN AND LORA WILSON JR.

$500- 34 PINE TR. - KIM JOBE TO KEITH AND LINDA SANTAMOUR

MASCOUTAH

$245,000- 1212 BEECHCRAFT BLVD. - ADAM AND EMILY WEBER TO NICHOLAS AND KARI HALE

NEW ATHENS

$88,253- 601 S. MARKET ST. - LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING TO THE SECRETARY OF VA

OFALLON

$523,072- 1146 HEARTHSTONE DR. - SMR LLC TO JON AND CAREY FAVER

SHILOH

$248,000- 3434 CATON RUN XING - DEREK AND CHERYL STIREWALT TO BRENDA CHAVEZ AND MIGUEL MELEDEZ JR.

$38,000- 865 BLUFF RIDGE LN. - SD2 LLC TO FULFORD HOMES

$2,290,000- 1941 FRANK SCOTT PRKY., 1150 FORTUNE BLVD. - RLP DEVELOPMENT CO. TO TRUST OF DAVID AND JULIE MEARS

SWANSEA

$32,000- 1741 CANOPY CREST CR. - TAMAR DEVELOPMENT II TO FULFORD HOMES

$32,000- 3909 BEECHMONT CR. - TAMAR DEVELOPMENT II TO FULFORD HOMES

$73,500- 301 ARBOR DR. - JOHNNY CAMPBELL TO MICHAEL AND GWENDOLYN CHRIST

MAY 19, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$86,500- 503 UNION AVE. - DEXTER WULLER TO DAVID REEVES

$172,471- 1920 PLANTATION LN. - FULFORD HOMES TO TYGIE MOORE

$16,500- 32 KERN DR. - SANMAN PROPERTIES LTD TO RICKY FATTORE

$108,500- 19 MARIKNOLL DR. - HUGH AND AIMEE ROSE TO KRISTINA ESSENPREIS

$130,000- 3001 MILL SPRINGS RD. - CRAIG FAMILY TRUST TO BOBBY HILL

FREEBURG

$98,000- 107 N. MAIN ST. - BRANDON AND TRICIA MORLAN TO OLIVIA HITSMAN AND BRANDI FRANTZ

OFALLON

$64,500- 1304 PUCKETTS PT. - RESERVES OF TIMBER RIDGE TO HUNTINGTON CHASE HOMES CORP.

$62,225- 432 FLAGSTONE PASS DR. - RESERVES OF TIMBER RIDGE TO HUNTINGTON CHASE HOMES CORP.

$280,000- 1572 SINKING SPRINGS DR. - JENNINGS TRUST TO C GARY AND GERYL POINTER

$81,500- 117 BROOKSIDE - THOMAS WILLIAMS TO KRISTIN SNYDER

$45,000- 1301 YEATS CT. - D&F CONTRACTING TO PATTERSON HOMES

$289,900- 1028 NEW BRITAIN CT. - STEPHEN AND TERRY PRIZER TO SUE COBB

SHILOH

$25,000- 2636 GREYSTONE ESTATES PKWY. - STIMSON ACQUISITIONS TO SAHL AYOOB

SMITHTON

$85,000- 405 N. LINCOLN AVE. - RAYMOND KLEIN TO MARILYN BARTTELBORT

SWANSEA

$107,000- 317 DERBYSHIRE DR. - HAZEL DODGE TO JOHN VOELLINGER

$156,000- 160 TWIN LAKES DR. - ESTATE OF STEVE KLUMP TO NEIL AND MELISSA GARRETT

MAY 31, 2017

BELLEVILLE

$140,000- 120 RIVERMEADE LANE - ALEXANDER AND TANIA HARDT TO DORIAN MORAN

$75,000- 1804 S. ILLINOIS ST. - TERESA GAUGH TRUST TO SOUTH ILLINOIS TRUST

$136,500- 2720 BROOKMEADOW - PARVIN PLYMALE TO NEIL AND MARGARET  SAMSON

$31,000- 27 LILLIAN DR. - WILLIAM PFEIL TO ARISING PROPERTY SOLUTIONS

$24,500- 70 GRANVUE DR. - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE TO TYGRACON PROPERTIES

$45,000- 2709 OLD FREEBURG RD. - MARJORIE GROOM TO AMERICAN GOLDFINCH PRESERVATION TRUST

$105,000- 39 JUSTICE DR. - WILLIAM AND SHERRY JONES TO KRISTAL COTTON

$35,000- 725 UNION AVE. - SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS TO 6200 NAGEL LLC.

$174,327- 100 MEADOWCREST DR. - ERICKA AND ENONE COLLIER TO BILLY AND AMANDA RICHARDSON

$145,000- 908 FOX GLENN DLN. - ENTIRETY OF MICHAEL KANAK TO SHERILYN KENNEDY

$102,000- 421 N. 74TH ST. - ANTHONY KOENIG TO SUSAN HADJIBABAI

$117,000- 120 SOUTHGATE DR. - LORI OATES TO KELLY DAVIS

CAHOKIA

$39,000- 434 JEROME LN. - WILLIAM CAMPBELL TO JAZMINE CARTER-DUDLEY

$194,000- 4041 & 4043 MISSISSIPPI AVE. - M S RAO PROPERTIES TO LIOBA RAO TRUSTEE

CASEYVILLE

$169,900- 7941 LAUREL FLATS DR. - C.A JONES TO CAMERON COLEMAN

$43,000- 20 EBERHART DR. - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE TO SHELBY, MARGARET AND SHAWN DAVIDSON

CENTREVILLE

$3,200- 19 DOLLY - NICK HUGHES TO RANDY GARRETT

DUPO

$125,000- 2012 SHADY STATION TRL. - SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT TO WILLIAM DAVENPORT

EAST CARONDLET

$18,000- 204 N. 8TH ST. - ESTATE OF EMESTINE AND ROBERT GRIFFIN TO TERRI PARDA AND KIRLEIS

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

$58,000- 1290 LEONA DR. - GARY PENSONEAU TO TONY AMOROSO

$85,500- 205 PRIMROSE LN. - WARREN BAKER TO ERICAH SOTO

$73,500- 11 PASADENA DR. - KISSLER PROPERTIES & MAINTENANCE TO BRYCE LICKFEILD

FREEBURG

$95,000- 971 PROMONTORY - JAMES MARLEN TO JASON AND DANA MILLER

$30,000- 963 PROMONTORY - JAMES AND JOANN MARLEN TO JASON AND DANA MILLER

LEBANON

$97,500- 10930 KENTFEILD DR. - RAMON WRZEK TO SONIA MATTERSON

MASCOUTAH

$215,000- 1102 LINDEN PLACE - CURTIS AND BRENDA RYAN TO RICHARD SARA GRIFFIN

$215,000- 1139 BEECHCRAFT BLVD. - JAMES AND SUSAN MCGINLEY TO ZACHARY AND MEGAN HEREFORD

$235,000- 1133 GULFSTREAM WAY - JOHN AND SUSANNAH HERTEL TO LASHONE AND STACY MULDROW

NEW ATHENS

$76,000- 1306 OLD STATE HIGHWAY 13 - WILLIAM AND CATHERINE HEIDBNNK TO CARLA NIEDERBRACH

$35,000- 202 S. ELIZABETH - BEVERLY BADGETT TO SRIAN STEIN

$55,000- 407 S. BENTON ST. - RUSSELL MAIN TO LEANARD HUETCH

OFALLON

$383,900- 911 MOORFIELD PARK DR. - JASON TURKINGTON TO LUKE ROBERTS

$205,000- 1401 SCHWARZ MEADOW DR. - BRADLEY HARTSOCK TO DANIEL CHAMBLIN

$190,000- 1125 SYCAMORE ST. - JOSEPH SMITH TO CHRISTOPHER YEE

$231,000- 931 BIRD DOG LANE - ALEXANDER AND AMANDA SEXTON TO JONATHAN AND KRISTI GRIFFITH

$200,000- 206 E. WESLEY DR. - ROBERT PEARSON TO JOSEPH AND LINDSAY RUSHING

SMITHTON

$220,000- 4718 ROCKLEGDGE TRAIL - BRIAN SCHOTTEL TO MICHAEL PETTERSON

$238,891- 5531 WILLOW CROSSING ST. - D&F CONTRACTING TO WILLIAM MANNING

SWANSEA

$159,000- 116 BRIAN DR. - LEE AND SEIKO JORDAN TO JUSY KNARIAN

$23,000- 1784 OLD PARK LANE - COBBLESTONE PARK TO C.A. JONES

MAY 11, 2017

ALTON

$68,000- XXX BLUERIDGE RD. - JOANNA SCROGGINS, NATHANIEL AND JONATHAN KLEEMANN TO DONALD AND AMY ELIK

BETHALTO

$16,760- 1109 W. CORBIN ST. - BANK OF AMERICA TO SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

COLLINSVILLE

$35,000- HILLCREEK RD. - DANIEL AND KARI CARY TO AARON AND EUGENE SECORA

$180,000- 1022 HICKORY ST. - CURTIS KNOLHOFF TO GEORGE OTIENO

EAST ALTON

$125,000- 139 NORWOOD PL. - DANIEL PLUESTER TO PAIGE PLUESTER

$45,000- 330 KENNEDY DR. - KATHRYN MILITELLO TO ROBERT TRIMM

EDWARDSVILLE

$583,500- 3309 HERSHISER CT. - J K COMPANIES TO EREN/LAUREL SITKI

$73,000- 7312 KINDLEWOOD DR. - ALLEN AND CLAUDIA DUNCAN TO DANIEL AND NICOLE WILL

GLEN CARBON

$260,000- 6982 AUGUSTA DR. - KYLE AND JILL THOMAS TO ADAM BRAGEE AND LISON MCAULIFFE

$310,000- 141 MERIDIAN OAKS DR. - EDWARD AND STEPHANIE WEILER TO NATHANIEL AND JAMIE DEWITT

$280,000- 109 SOMERSET DR. - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE TO PRITESH PATEL

$143,000- 6 CEDAR LANE - JOHN AND CATHRINE HEATER TO HECTOR RODRIGUEZ

GODFREY

$127,000- 5118 CLARA DR. - KEVIN ROESCH TO DUANE HAHNENKAMP

GRANITE CITY

$191,000- 67 STEELE DR. - JASON AND MELISSA COLLINS TO TIMOTHY FLEMING AND RENE HARTMAN

$87,000- 2407 TERMINAL AVE - SOFIA PROPERTIES TO ALEX SANDERS

HIGHLAND

$114,900- 1704 CYPRESS ST. - ROY BENNINGFEILD TO JOHN AND CATHERINE HEATER

ST.JACOB

$320,000- 2128 WINDFLOWER CREEK - GERALD AND RUTH ODELL TRUSTEES TO SARAH BUCHANA

TROY

$185,000- 123 SUGARMILL RD. - NATIONAL RESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SERVICES TO JEREMY BEASLEY

$185,000- 123 SUGARMILL RD. - KENTON AND STEPHANIE ANDREWS TO NATIONAL RESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SERVICES

WOOD RIVER

$20,000- 443 E. ACTON AVE - MILDRED YOUNG HEIRS TO VAN LEE YOUNG

MAY 12, 2017

ALTON

$33,000- 509 RIDGE ST. - JANICE KINDER DECLARATION OF TRUST TO BETHESDA TEMPLE CHURCH OF ALTON

$40,306- 620 E. 9TH ST. - BRADLEY NELSON TO DAAD BAYDOUN

$58,000- 2628 WATALEE ST. - GEORGIA PILLA TO YORK ST. 32

BETHALTO

$170,000- 5 CYPRESS ST. - SUSAN RENEE AND RICKY EVERAGE TO CHRISTOPHER AND HOLLY DEARDEUFF

EAST ALTON

$45,000- 728 OAKWOOD AVE - CAROL OSBURN TO TIMOTHY MCGUIRE

$129,500- 121 ROSEWOOD LN. - TIMOTHY AND STACY BOYER TO CASSIE WATERS

$24,500- 104 HERMAN ST. - PL ENT. EMPL PSP P. BILOCLEAN C/O PIP GROUP TO JOSHUA SULLIVANT

GODFREY

$49,900- 3606 VALLEY DR. - DAVID BARCLAY TRUST TO ADAM MARBURGER DBA A2 INVESTMENT GROUP

GRANITE CITY

$32,000- 2611 BENTON ST. - RUSSELL AND CYNTHIA MITZEL TO DANIEL AND MONICA LEMP

HIGHLAND

$94,500- 20NORTHVIEW DR. - NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION TO NATHAN SMITH

STAUNTON

$197,500- 9044 ALBRECHT RD. - KIMBERLY HAYDEN TO MICHAEL AND JODI NEVILLS

TROY

$323,820- BLACKJACK RD. - BROCKNUT LAND TRUST TO RYAN POUIERE

$365,000- 157 OAKLAND DR. - CARLOS AND AMY HUDDLESTON TRUSTEES TO ALICIA AND TYLER GREGORY

WOOD RIVER

$82,500- 131 VANPRETER - HOME INVESTORS TO RITCH AND CYNITHA GOLDIZEN

MAY 15, 2017

ALHAMBRA

$245,000- 10417 OAKS RD. - JOSEPH AND SANDRA KOCH TO IRISH HOLLOWS FARMS

ALTON

$11,924- 625 LIBIRTY ST. - U.S NATIONAL BANK TRUSTEE TO GLORIA HOLEMS

$20,000- 1121 VERNIE AVE. - RUSTY AND THERESA COPE TO JOSHUA AND MELISSA MARICONI

$40,000- 2516 N. RODGERS - EVIN LINTZ TRUSTEE TO STEVEN KOELLER

BETHALTO

$30,000- 112 GABRIELLE CIR. - SCHREIBER FARM TO C.A JONES

COLLINSVILLE

$162,500- 104 MIDDLEGATE LN - DEREK NORMAN TO NATIONAL RESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SERVICES

$161,000- 104 MIDDLEGATE LN - NATIONAL RESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SERVICES TO MARLEEN STONE

EAST ALTON

$18,000- 153 E. ALTON AVE. - SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT TO MOHAMMED ISLAM

$64,900- 709 WILLOWAY AVE - SHIRLEY MEANS TRUST TO THOMAS BRADFORD

EDWARDSVILLE

$79,000- 7668 BORDEAUX - ARBOR LAKE DEVELOPMENT CO. TO FREDERICK RUCMAN

$34,000- 7151 EAGLES MOUNT LN. - KEVIN HUELSMANN TO MARK PORTER

$225,000- 20 DUNLAP COVE - FIRST COLLINSVILLE BANK TO JASON AND ANDREA HOANG

$385,000- 6249 SWORM LN. - SOLEI AND MAR DYMENT TO JAYSON NOHL

GLEN CARBON

$40,000- 10 SHINGLE OAKS DR. - WAYNE LAM TO KERCORP CONSTRUCTION

GRANITE CITY

$1,500- 1621 COURTNEY - SANDRA HERNANDEZ TO BRUCE WINFEILD

$52,500- 2503 MADISON AVE. - JAMES AND KAREN NONN TO BRANDON RHODES

$48,000- 1097 WANDA ST. - CHRISTIANA TRUST TO HOMES FOR YOU 1

$19,000- 2404 SUNBURY AVE. - FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE TO ALBERT AROSEMENA

$108,000- 36 EDUARDO DR. - ROBERT AND SALLY MANGOFF TRUSTEES TO RHONDA AND BOBBY PONDER

HIGHLAND

$31,825- 10-B TAMARACKLN. - A&J ASSOCIATES TO ALLEN FAUST

$138,000- 10-B TAMARACKLN. - ALLEN FAUST TO LINDA BOOT

$138,000- 10-B TAMARACKLN. - ALLEN FAUST TO JAMES AND AUDREY STONE

$224,000- 40SHANNON ST. - BARBARA COLEMAN TO SCOTT AMD MELISSA BORROR

MARYVILLE

$50,000- 93 STONEBRIDGE BLUFF DR. - RETAIL PLACE TO LERCH HOMES

ST.JACOB

$260,000- 6 LONGVIEW CT. - HOMEFRONT PROPERTIES TO MICHAEL AND BETH KINSELLA

$250,000- 2137 WILLOW CREEK - CMG CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION TO ERICK LARSON AND KAREN CUMMINGS

TROY

$5,000- 440 RED BIRD - LORI AND EDWARD WILLE TO WAITLAND TRUST WILLIAM YORK

WOOD RIVER

$70,875- 767 RICE ST. - NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE TO SECRETARY OF HUD

$55,000- 20 WHITELAW AVE. - ERIC AND CAROLYN SPENCER TO JOHN VOGLER

WORDEN

$171,000- 9680 LINCOLN DR. - MARTIN WALLER TO RYAN NOLAN

$4,500- 1705 SU TWAN DR. - DOLLY WOOD TO JARED VETTER, RODNEY LONGNECKER AND JOHN PLUESTER

MAY 16, 2017

ALTON

$6,000- 2208 VALLYVIEW - RENE BUTLER TO PATRICK AND BILLIE PARKER

$19,000- 3293 HAWTHORNW BLVD. - JAMES AND DOROTHY PATTON TRUST TO TERRY BCBRIDE

$139,900- 411 E. 5TH ST. - TIMOTHY COX TO KATHLEEN AND KEVIN BRADLEY

ALTON 62002

$74,640- WOOD STATION RD. - CPK PROPERTIES TO LUTHER SIMMONS

BETHALTO

$122,000- 100 S. WALNUT ST. - NINA LAWRENCE TO SHAWN DALY

$97,750- 403 SILVER ST. - 6ELW TO ELIZABETH AND CURT LINTON

$258,000- 209 WHISPERING OAKS DR. - BRIAN AND DARCY LAWSON TO CHRISTOPHER AND JENNIFER JONES

EDWARDSVILLE

$325,000- 1504 CYPRESS CT. - ANDREW AND ERIN KRIEGER TO KENNETH AND MYRA SCHUMACHER

$92,500- 8405 GOSHEN RD. - CARL JASON TRUSTEE TO NEAL HAYES

$130,000- 417 N. BUCHANAN ST. - CRANE ST. PROPERTIES TO MICHAEL CLINGER

$325,000- 421 COUNTRY CLUB VIEW - MARY GREYTA TO MARK HOLMES

GLEN CARBON

$199,000- 31 JASON DR. - MICHAEL AND CHRISTINE LIVELY TO CHRISTOPHER ANZALONE AND TIFFANY MELLENTHIN

$355,000- 9 KINGSLEY WAY - CHRISTOPHER AND CAROLINE COVINSKY TO RODOLFO BEER

GODFREY

$132,000- 4714 D'ADRIAN CT. - ELAINE PERKINS TO BRIAN MORRIS

GRANITE CITY

$122,000- 2445 LYNCH AVE. - MICHAEL WILLIAMSON TO JACQUELINE ROBINSON

$155,000- 2325 HUNTERS POINT DR. - HUNTERS POINT HOMES TO CARL AND TARA TEETS

TROY

$420,000- 1206 SPRINGVALLEY - THOMAS AND NORA SHEA TO KEITH AND ELIZABETH FORMAN

$53,000- 206 STAUTON RD. - WILMA TOWNSEND TO JEFFERY HOUSEMAN

WOOD RIVER

$55,000- 275 S. CENTRAL AVE. - PAUL SABOFF TO DAVE TUCKER

WOODRIVER

$138,000- 219 SHAWNEE DR. - NORMAN AND SHERRY GANSZ TO STACY PERJAK

MAY 17, 2017

ALTON

$73,490- 3508 GARY ST. - FANNIE MAE TO JAMES SEAGO

$350,000- W. OF THE WOOD RIVER ST. AND N. RODGERS AVE. - GEORGE LAMMERS TO JSH FARM LLC

$230,000- 4504 GREENLEAF DR. - CARL TEETS TO TIMOTHY COX AND SAMATHA PARTRIDGE

BETHALTO

$69,000- 547 PARK DR. - DONALD AND CATHY CLARK TO JACOB AND TARA LOWRY

$97,000- 3126 SEILER RD. - MILLIAM AND REBECCA MAGGART TO JOHN SMITH

$118,250- 906 W. SHERMAN ST. - JEFFREY UNDERWOOD TO CHAD AND CATHERINE UNDERWOOD

COLLINSVILLE

$150,000- 2009 RAINTREE TRL. - JULIAN GREER TO JADEN HODGKINS

$67,000- 1003 POWELL AVE. - LYDA KELB TRUSTEE TO EULA SHEPHERD

$60,000- 545 NORWOOD AVE. - MICHAEL AND DONNA CHRISOS TO MICHAEL AND STEPHINE CHRISOS

$65,300- 1075 LAFAYETTE - BRADLEY AND AMANDA ANDERSON TO AUNYA KNOX

$88,000- 409 S. COMBS AVE. - MARCIA FISH TO MICHAEL AUBRECHT AND JESSICA SHAFER

$127,000- 714 PEACHTREE TRAIL - WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY TO GERALD GELTZ

EAST ALTON

$82,775- 1042 HILLCREST DR. - THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TO KYLE MURPHY

$27,000- 524 WASHINGTON - SHARREL CARTER TO JARROD AND SHERRI PIAR

$150,000- 120 CEDAR LANE - NICHOLAS AND MILISSA KAMP TO JOHN AND LAUREN HIMER

EDWARDSVILLE

$53,000- 7835 SUN RIDGE CT. - WAYNE AND DEBRA REINNECK TO SHANE AND CHRISTINE NANCE

$245,000- 1309 ST.LOUIS ST. - PATRICK AND STACEY STUFFLEBEAM TO NATHAN AND JAMIE PALMER

$3,500- 1257 JAMAICA DR. - MICHAEL AND CAROL BABCOCK TO RAYMOND AND ETTA SCZEPANSKI

GLEN CARBON

$455,000- 112 FOUNTAIN DR. - JAY CHURCHILL TO JOSEPH VITHAYATHIL

GODFREY

$135,000- 2609 EAU CLAIRE AVE. - TED MCGIBANY TO PAUL STRINKUEHLER

GRANITE CITY

$66,400- 2317 CARDINAL AVE - KEVIN KINGSLEY TO JOSEPH O'BRIAN

$25,000- 29 BRIARCLIFF DR. - VICTORIA SOLTANSHAHI TO CAROL WALL

$16,500- 5137 LAKEVIEW DR. - IMPROVEMENT HOMES TO HOMEINVESTORS

$100,000- 5176 BUENA ST. - NATHANIAL AND KENSEY LYONS TO KYLE WARFEILD

$22,005- 2039 STATE ST. - BANK OF AMERICA TO JOANNA ROYCE

$37,000- 2430 BENTON ST. - VIOLA SCHMIEG TO JACOB RHODES

$120,000- 2122 HAMILTON DR. - JOHN MOUTRIA TO MICHAEL KRYSTOPA

HAMEL

$234,000- 405 TROTTERS DR. - GARY AND HATHER BARSFEILD TO NICOLAS BINKLEY

HARTFORD

$69,500- 108 E. 5TH ST. - MICHAEL AND KIMBERLY OUTMAN TO TAYLOR BROWN

HIGHLAND

$361,392- 3263 WHITE TAIL CT. - ASKEW BUILDERS TO GREGG AND JENNIFER LINDSEY

$190,000- 19 KAY DR. - JENNIFER ZELLER TO RICHARD AND RHONDA REEVES

MARYVILLE

$415,000- 2 EAST WAY CT. - DENNIE AND SHARON PRICE TO DEBORAH AND JAMES WEBER TRUSTEE

ST.JACOB

$125,500- 504 NAPOLEON ST. - JAMES HAWKINS TO TRENT BARRINGER

TROY

$277,000- 34 ELLINGTON DR. - OSBORN HOMES TO DONALD AND DONITA HESER

$339,000- 2401 STAUNTON RD. - DAVID AND PATRICA PEVERLY TO CHRICTOPHER AND BLANCHE WILLIAMS

$190,000- 509 MARY DR. - KEVIN AND LYNDA BYRNE TO JENNIFER ZELLER AND SANTIAGO GARCIA

$245,000- 321 OLD HOMESTEAD DR. - STEVEN AND DEBORAH ZIMMERMAN TO PATRICK AND BRANDI VERSTEEG

$45,000- 1530 TROY OFALLON RD. - ANDREW BLOOM TO CITY OF TROY

MAY 18, 2017

ALTON

$78,000- 2712 MAXEY ST. - CAROL BOCK TO CLOTRETTA GREEN

BETHALTO

$100,000- 7336 CULP MEADOWS LN. - THE JUDICIAL SALES TO SEAN BUTLER

$225,000- 139 PATRIOTS DR. - CHRISTOPHER AND MICHELLE BORROR TO JEFFREY MULL AND CONNIE HENKE

COLLINSVILLE

$215,500- 9 ADDISON - THE MCCORMICK FAMILY TRUST TO DANIEL AND DAWN ANDERTON

$106,500- 312 NORTHOAK DR. - TERI TIPPETT TO EDWARD AND CARLA MULLINS

$77,000- 1416 FRANKLIN AVE. - VICKI HURST TO PAIGE NOLL

E. ALTON

$93,000- 806 WILLOWAY AVE. - RALPH AND MARSHA PASLAY TO JOHN STIMAC III AND MOLLY MCHATTON

EDWARDSVILLE

$187,900- 810 LANCASHIRE A - ROBERT PEDERSEN TO JOANNA POLLOCK

$125,000- 223 S. MAIN ST. - 223 S. MAIN ST. EDWARDSVILLE LLC TO GORI PROPERTIES

$182,500- 517 FRANKLIN AVE. - CRAIG AND AMANDA KEMPER TO BRANDON AND DANIELLE ADAIR

$112,500- IDLE ACRES LN. - VIRGINIA SCHLUETER TO JAMES CASTELLI AND AMY DEXTER

$2,000,000- 2511 S. STATE HWY 157 - HS157 LLC TO CUTTLER APARTMENTS

GRANITE CITY

$35,000- 4257 DIVISION - ELISHA RHODES TO SYLVIA SMITH

$155,000- 2105 GARFIELD AVE. - MICHAEL PERTRILLO TO JAMIESON OWENS

$89,900- 2109 GLEN DR. - JOSHUA SHRUM TO JESSICA ROBBINS

$69,900- 2121 CLARK AVE. - MICHAEL PEDIGO TO SAMANTHA BENNETT

$130,630- 3 RETA CT. - MICHAEL MARKS TO BARBARA LITZELMAN

$42,000- 2312 CLARK AVE. - JOHN DOWDY JR. TO ANDREA KLUMPP

MARYVILLE

$1,700- 6754 E. MAIN ST. - JERRY POVILAT TO VILLAGE OF MARYVILLE

$49,900- 1851 WELLINGTON LN. - REMINGTON PLACE TO HARTMANN HOMES

ST. JACOB

$58,000- 9832 BEACON ST. - KENNETH AND EVELYN ROSENGARTEN TO ELISA DANTONIO TRUST

TROY

$85,000- 10 MAPLEBROOKE CT.\ 6 MAPLEBROOKE CT. - OSBORN HOMES TO HARTMANN HOMES

$180,000- 505 LANAHAN DR. - DEBRA AND TERRY DACHSTEINER TO DAVID AND VALARIE NORFLEET

WOOD RIVER

$78,500- 432 WHITELAW AVE. - CRISSY AND DANIEL VANDYGRIFF TO G. AND DEANGELA KIMBRO

MAY 19, 2017

ALTON

$47,324- 1707 MUNY VISTA DR. - THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TO DAAD BAYDOUN

$7,000- 2210 WASHINGTON AVE. - LOIS LOBBIG TO BRAIN HUTCHINSON

$14,000- 3017 MAYFIELD AVE. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO 15Q111W58E2016R1219

COLLINSVILLE

$89,900- 725 ST. CLAIR AVE. - MARK AND SUSAN RIMAR TO BRIDGETTE CARTER AND MAXWELL KELLY

COTTAGE HILLS

$27,000- 1405 5TH ST. - RICHARD LOWRY TO HAROLD MCBRIDE

EDWARDSVILLE

$54,000- 1211 E. LIBERTY PRAIRIE LN. - JOSHUA WHITEHEAD TO TIMOTHY AND KRISTINA STUNKEL

$60,000- 1869 CLOVERDALE DR. - INFINITY LAND GROUP TO SPENCER HOMES

$10,000- 5784 ST. JAMES DR. - LIDA GILLHAM AND PATRICIA JAMES TO WILDLIFE ACRES LLC

GODFREY

$30,000- 4826 MITCHELL LN. - MICHAEL HOLDEN AND JAMIE DOVER TO VILLAGE OF GODFREY

GRANITE CITY

$27,000- 2608 E. 28TH ST. - CURTIS MASE TO MARK AND ROBIN MASON

$105,000- 2313 KATIE LYNN DR. - KENNETH AND MARCIA COOPER TO DANIEL AND JENNIFER SNOOK

$64,122- 8 & 10 EASTGATE DR. - AR PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT TO MARQUIS BORNEY

$65,000- 2556 BOYLE AVE. - ROBERT LONG TO EQUITY TRUST CO.

WOOD RIVER

$85,000- 570 WILSON AVE. - DAVID ZIMMER TO TYLER SPRINGMAN

$57,500- 320 CONLEY AVE. - VERLEON JONES TO APRIL SHADE

$24,000- 1107 MADISON AVE. - SECRETARY OF HUD TO AGUA RECURSOS TRUST

$57,994- 321 WHITELAW AVE. - JUDICIAL SALES TO THE SECRETARY OF VA

WORDEN

$40,000- 334 SCHNEIDER ST. - VA TO DELMAR AND ROSALINDA WOOLSEY

MAY 22, 2017

ALTON

$114,000- 3891 OSCAR AVE. - SCOTT WALDRUP TO TAYLOR WHITE

$114,000- 3891 OSCAR AVE. - SCOTT WALDRUP TO TAYLOR WHITE

GLEN CARBON

$265,000- 2 EQUESTRIAN CT. - ADAM AND GRETTA LOWRY TO NICHOLAS PIERCE CRAMER AND KATHRYN CRAMER

$222,500- 89 MORNINGSIDE DR. - CHRISTOPHER AND TERESA MOORE TO FRED SCHUMAN

GRANITE CITY

$16,500- 2324 CLEVELAND BLVD. - GOSHEN REAL ESTATE TO CLIFFORD  AND CHERYL YEAGER

$20,000- 2656 E. 28TH ST. - JUAN AND MARIA ORTIZ TO VICTOR ORTIZ

$20,000- 2656 E. 28TH ST. - JUAN AND MARIA ORTIZ TO VICTOR ORTIZ

HIGHLAND

$125,000- 4 PETITE CT. - MICHAEL AND DARLENE BUSHUE TO MARYANN MUNIE

LIVINGSTON

$112,000- 716 LIVINGSTON AVE. - SARAH AND JOSEPH BOLYARD TO AUDREY SHELTON

ROXANA

$49,900- 113 S. CENTRAL AVE. - DIANA BRYANT TO BRIAN FRANKLIN

TROY

$62,000- 1520 ESSEX PL. - PM OFFICE PARK TO PENN BUILDERS

$258,000- 249 HARBOR MILL DR. - ROBERT AND ELIZABETH COON TO DOUGLAS II AND HAYLEE WHEAT II

$75,000- 8610 AIDAN WAY - TIMOTHY AND ERIN BROWN TO WALTER II AND MICHELE LIGHTNER

$183,000- 98 SUGARMILL RD. - DOUGLAS II AND HAYLEE WHEAT TO TIMOTHY AND LISA HALL

WOOD RIVER

$69,500- 443 PROSPECT ST. - AUDREY SHELTON TO JASON BROWN  AND RACHAEL HAAS

MAY 23, 2017

ALTON

$14,000- 553 HIGHLAND - JASON GORDON TO JOHN SWENGROSH

$25,400- BROADWAY - NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. TO ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

$38,000- 3520 WICKENHAUSER AVE. - KRISTINA FISHER TO ROBERT JACKSON

$72,000- 410 W. 4TH ST. - AMY MEYER TO GARY HUELSMANN

$21,000- 507 STOWELL AVE. - CHARLES AND SANDRA SCHMIDT TO 3 RIVERS GROUP

$72,000- 3420 AGNES BLVD. -  TO

BETHALTO

$164,000- 1115 BRIARWOOD DR. - JEFFREY MULL TO STEVEN AND ASHLEY CASE

$215,000- 212 SAGE CREEK DR. - MATTHEW AND KATHRYN NEWTON TO STEVEN AND JANELLE SCHOEBER

COLLINSVILLE

$14,000- 214 SUMMIT AVE. - RAYMOND MILLER TO AARON WILKERSON

$145,000- 1285-1287 RIDGEWOOD CT. - GEORGE AND BARRY LUCAS TO HARTMANN HOMES

COTTAGE HILLS

$70,000- 131 9TH ST. - RICHARD ALAN TO TRINA MONROE

E. ALTON

$67,500- 564 SITZE DR. - KORI SCHUETZ TO PATRICK EMELINE ROTH

EDWARDSVILLE

$195,000- 847 NEWPORT BAY DR. - CARLOS AND KAREN FELICIANO TO MATTHEW BUTCHER

$230,000- 259 W. LOCKHAVEN CT. - THE BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE TO DONALD OHL

$298,000- 8307 CASS DR. - LISA SMITH TO EUGENE JR. AND CATHERINE MILLER

$285,495- 1506 ASPEN CT. - ERVIN AND CANDACE BARCHENGER TO DERRICK AND JOCELYN BROWN

$46,473- 3138 SAND RD. - TODD AND TRACY PLAGEMANN AND TAMMY EDWARDS TO JEFFREY HOUSEMAN

$47,500- 103 SHORE DR. SW - STEPHEN AND SHAUNA COOPER TO AMY GARRETT

$159,000- 10 BISCAYNE DR. - JUDITH DAILEY TO TODD THOMAS

$64,971- 705 SHERMAN AVE. - THE JUDICIAL SALES TO 2D1C

GLEN CARBON

$140,000- 11 OLD ORCHARD LN. - MICHAEL MUNNEKE TO MICHAEL AND GAIL MUNNEKE

GODFREY

$335,000- 6536 TIMBER RDG - LARRY AND JEANNETTE HAZEN TRUST TO RICHARD AND RAYNA KNIERIM

GRANITE CITY

$119,000- 7 FRONTENAC LN. - KEVIN AND ATHENA MORRISON TO JUAN GAMEZ

$204,250- 101 RAES CREEK DR. - RICHARD AND DEBORAH COPE TO RONALD AND LEA ANNE SELPH

$8,500- 3049 WASHINGTON AVE. - SCOTT AND TERRI SCHMIDT TO WRIGHT-PRICE PROPERTIES

$63,900- 2911 PERSHING BLVD. - CLIFFORD AND CHERYL YEAGER TO TERRY GAINES

$1,701- 2821 ROOSEVELT AVE. - THE JUDICIAL SALES TO JCS ACQUISITIONS

$15,000- 2821 ROOSEVELT AVE. - JCS ACQUISITIONS AND HOMEFRONT PROPERTIES TO MARGARET EDWARDS

$64,000- 2560 REVERES ROUTE - BRANDON SCHNEIDER TO TAMRA STAMP

HIGHLAND

$310,000- ST. ROSE RD. - BARBARA WICK TO AARON AND BONNIE GELLY

MADISON

$15,000- 116/1120 GREENWOOD ST. - FELIX URIOSTE TO JEFFREY URIOSTE

MARYVILLE

$75,000- 2206 S. CENTER ST. - DOUG, JUDY, SARAH WEISS AND JOSHUA ROGERS TO DONK PROPERTIES

$81,000- 809 WESTWOOD RD. - LESTER MUNZERT TO THOMAS AND MARY ANN TUCHSCHMIDT

PONTOON BEACH

$7,500- 4256 E. LAKE DR. - THELMA BENNETT TO SANDRA SLATON

ROXANA

$37,000- 205 E. THOMAS ST. - THE SECRETARY OF HUD TO CRAIG ALLEN

TROY

$220,500- 107 TAYLOR LAKE DR. - MATTHEW RIGGINS TO CURTIS PRICE

WOOD RIVER

$48,400- 963 WHITELAW AVE. - THE SECRETARY OF HUD TO ZACHARY MUELLER AND HALEY MITCHELL

$56,000- 646 E. PENNING AVE. - TRACY SZERZINKSI TO BRIANNA LASKACH

$555,000- 3 JONES WAY - KIM SUZANNE DELP TO MATTHEW AND KATHRYN NEWTON

$25,000- 521 S. 9TH ST. - REGIONS BANK TO TILLER HOLDINGS

MAY 24, 2017

ALTON

$92,000- 1705 MUNY VISTA DR. - ROBERT BOYD TO ZACHARY COPLEY

$100,000- 3880 CLAREMONT ST. - ERIK HAND TO JONATHAN CHAPPEL

$240,000- 2600 JAMISON DR. - JAMES SHEAHAN TO BRADLEY HOWARD

BETHALTO

$156,500- 3173 HARRIS LN. - ALEKSANDR ELCESER TO ANGELA RICHARDS

$259,900- 1 GLENMOOR CT. - PERRY AND MICHELLE WITHERS TO KATIE BARNARD

COLLINSVILLE

$162,000- 2154 BLUFF RD. - EDGAR AND JANET SANTOS TO MICHAEL AND LUCINDA METHENY

$114,900- 1006 SUMMIT AVE. - ISRAEL HAYES TO CODY RANDOLPH

COTTAGE HILLS

$74,500- 1219 LEE AVE. - VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND FINANCE TO COREY BENTON

$76,500- 46 S. WILLIAMS ST. - ADEM RUSHITI TO JOSHUA MORGAN

E. ALTON

$950,000- 608 BERKSHIRE BLVD. - WOODFI LLC TO E. ALTON REALTY

$203,000- 450 FINCH DR. - GLORIA MATTHEWS TO DAVID ZIMMER

$67,900- 568 SITZE DR. - DEANNA VETTER TO AUSTYN KUNZ

$154,000- 362 S. 9TH ST. - GERARD AND MARLA SANDERS TO COREY THORNBURGH

EDWARDSVILLE

$223,903- 889 MALIBU WAY - RICHARD AND LAVONNA CSUTORAS TO SECRETARY OF HUD

$19,999- 15 SHORT ST. - CHRISTOPHER BRUSZNICKI TO NICOLE AND JAMES AMSBURY

$218,000- 1905 MEADOW LN. - NICHOLAS CRAMER AND KATHRYN HOBSON TO HEATHER WILSON

GLEN CARBON

$248,000- 7023 GABLE CT. - TIANLONG YU TO JOHN BOLLINGER

GODFREY

$147,000- 333 HAND DR. - JOHN MOSELE TO THOMAS KENSHALO

$149,000- 1432 W. DELMAR AVE. - BENJAMIN ABBOTT TO NOAH KIRKLAND

$177,900- 2712 WANNAMAKER LN. - RANDALL AND BARBARA HOUCK TO MICHAEL AND SPRING MORELLI

$114,500- 5708 KING ARTHUR LN. - DEVIN AND DEANEAL MCAFOOS TO BRYAN AND STACY PARRETT

HIGHLAND

$83,500- 2890 POPLAR - US BANK TO KATHLEEN MILLER

MARYVILLE

$214,000- 2609 FIELDSTONE - FORREST AND PATRICIA OLSON TO JAMES TAPP

S. ROXANA

$32,000- 1415 MAIN ST. - MARK WOMBLES TO TONY SANDERS

TROY

$315,000- HWY 66 - DONALD AND JOSEPH OSBORN TO TIMOTHY AND BEVERLY REEB TRUST

$173,000- 310 WICKLIFFE ST. - DEREK AND MALINDA BISHOP TO CHRISTOPHER AND TAMMY KRAUSE

$180,000- 712 SUNDANCE TR. - TRAVIS AND MICHELLE CONDON TO STEPHEN AND AMY GROSSHEIM

$100,000- KIRSCH LN. - IAN RUTTER TRUST TO JOSE QUIRARTE

WOOD RIVER

$22,000- 81 E. ACTON AVE. - WYNEMA ANDREWS TO HEATHER GENERALLY

MAY 25, 2017

ALTON

$75,000- 212 W. 3RD ST. - MICHAEL ROARK TO 212 W. 3RD ST. LLC

$55,000- 705 MILTON RD. - NOAH BRUEMMER TO JOSHUA HUMES

$84,900- 724 LINDEN ST. - AARON JOYCE TO MELISSA AND ROBERT BIEGENER

E. ALTON

$67,000- 211 GRAND AVE. - STEPHEN GROSSHEIM TO JEFFRY SCHNELTING

EDWARDSVILLE

$153,200- 719 RANDLE ST. - NATHAN AND JAMIE PALMER TO JEFFREY AND DEBRA PAVELEC

$160,000- 425 GRANDVIEW DR. - SIM PROPERTIES OF IL TO ANDREW BURSTADT

$157,500- 1915 MONTICELLO PL. - DONALD AND ALYSSA MAXWELL TO PORTLYN ROBERTS

$364,000- 7345 PROVIDENCE DR. - ASAP CONTRACTING TO JOAQUIN ALVAREZ

$220,000- 103 SUZANNE CT. - THE BANK OF EDWARDSVILLE TO ANDREW STAFFORD

$137,000- 7 WASHINGTON PL. - EMILY AND DREW SHORT TO JORDAN SCHNEIDER

$165,000- 1306 ST. LOUIS ST. - GEORGE AND MIDLRED ARNOLD TO ADAM CELUCH

GODFREY

$165,000- 5219 SHANNON DR. - JEAN DIXON TO BRUCE PAULE

GRANITE CITY

$18,000- 2406 W. 23RD ST. - CONNIE ADAMS TO JOSEPH TAPPEL

$6,400- 427 DIVISION ST. - SYLVIA SMITH TO PREMIER LAWN SERVICES

$58,500- 2100 ELM AVE - TAMMY KRAUSE TO DEANGELA MANNING

$95,500- 3209 FEHLING RD. - BETH SEIBOLD TO ROBERT STEEN

$144,000- 48 JANDAY LN. - MATTHEW WERNER TO NICHOLAS BRAWLEY

$87,500- 3408 TERRACE LN. - HOLLY BLADDICK TO MAUREEN GETTLE

MARYVILLE

$5,700- 6700 E. MAIN ST. - DONALD HEDRICK TO VILLAGE OF MARYVILLE

MORO

$500,000- ST. JAMES DR. - CHARLES BLUMBERG TO KEN LEWIS

ST. JACOB

$220,000- 10658 KECK RD. - HEATH AND LEANNA EVANS TO CARL ROKOS

MAY 26, 2017

ALTON

$355,000- 2546 SEILER RD. - EDWARD DODDS TO RANDALL AND BARBARA HOUCK

$73,000- 2609 HILLCREST AVE. - MILDRED DAVIS TRUST TO NORALEE FREE

$58,000- 64 E. ELM ST. - KEVIN AND J. TYANN CLOUARTRE TO LESLIE AND GUILLERMA STONE

$1,800- WILKENSON AVE. - WILLIAM AND VERLA MOYER TO DURONDO AND GUADALUPE PHILLIPS

BETHALTO

$124,900- 518 S. PRAIRIE ST. - CONNIE HENKE TO RANDALL EATON

COLLINSVILLE

$91,006- 411 BUNKER HILL DR. - JPMORGAN CHASE BANK TO CBH HOLDINGS

$87,892- 2 HOLIDAY DR. - JAMES AND RACHEL CATO TO JG MADISON LLC

E. ALTON

$104,900- 266 BENDER AVE. - MICHAEL AND ASHLEY BUNT TO KRISTI PENNINGTON

EDWARDSVILLE

$245,000- 2721 FALCON CREST DR. - COLT AND KATELYN MCLEOD TO ROBERT AND JACQUELYN KIRKPATRICK

$5,000- 10 GLEN ED PROF PARK ST. - TGM SYSTEMS TO GREG GRINTER

GLEN CARBON

$197,000- 10 SHADEREST - KELSEY BALLARD AND DAVID KIRGAN TO RACHEL FIORINI

$335,500- 212 OAKSHIRE DR. - KEVIN AD KATHERINE ROBBINS TO TYLER AND JAMIE WILKE

$160,000- 24 WILLIAMSBURG LN. - DAVID AND CAROL DECONCINI TO AARON AND HOLLY TALLMAN

GODFREY

$255,000- 5225 WILLIS AVE. - FLOYD BLAINE TO ROBERT GULOVSEN

$87,800- 2812 FRANCIS DR. - DANA AND MICHAEL REDMAN TO DANIEL WATT

GRANITE CITY

$138,000- 2161 HUNTERS PIONT DR. - BOBBY AND ERMA LINDSEY TO CHRISTOPHER MEYERHOF

$62,535- 3405 COLGATE PL. - DONALD AD KATHY CLARK TO FRANCISCO AND LUCIA CALIXTO

$86,000- 4861 WARNOCK AVE. - BILL GAEDE TO COLTON BOIKE

$140,000- 2248 BERN AVE. - CHARLES BREMER TO STANLEY WILLIAMS

$65,000- 2337 DELTA AVE. - LORNE LAMBERT TO ROBERT BEELER

$53,000- 2607 BENTON ST. - DENNIS MEUREN SR. TO JACOB ADAMS

$1,000- 2120 OHIO AVE. - NATHAN LUTES TO GABRIEL OJEDA AND MIRANDA BAKER

HIGHLAND

$165,000- 160 SUNRAY DR. - NICHOLAS AND NICOLE MINTERT TO MATTHEW REZABEK

MARINE

$245,000- 3425 BLUMBERG RD. - KENNETH AND VIOLET WILLIS TO MICHAEL AND JENNIFER MESHEY

MARYVILLE

$35,000- OBERKFELL DR. - TRACI DEIEN TO GREGORY AND RHONDA WOLD

$30,000- BOWER LN. - GEORGE AND AMY OBERKFELL TO GREGORY AND RHONDA WOLD

$49,900- 1851 CRIMSON OAK DR. - REMINGTON PLACE TO HARTMANN HOMES

ROXANA

$84,900- 223 N. MAPLE AVE. - UPTOWN HOMES TO JUSTIN BLIGH AND MEGAN PALME

$75,000- 133 W. 2ND ST. - CYNTHIA AND KENNETH HOXSEY AND MICHAEL AND BETTY PEARMAN TO JORDAN ORBAN

S. ROXANA

$6,500- 209 ILLINOIS AVE. - ALLEN AND RICKY NIEVELT AND FRANKIE SCHUMAKER AND DIANA ALRED TO DAVID LEE

$47,900- 608 ILLINOIS AVE. - KENNETH STAGNER JR. TO RONALD QUICK

TROY

$43,500- 405 BRIAR CREED RD. - DONALD AND JOSEPH OSBORN TO LINDOW CONTRACTING

$128,000- 21 LAKE DR. - PAUL AND BRYAN BAILEY TO JACOB MOODY

WOOD RIVER

$269,878- 3426 MAPLE RIDGE DR. - FULFORD HOMES RHT LLC TO MATTHEW AND STACEY EGAN

$20,000- 5602 CEDAR BEND DR. - FIRST MID ILLINOIS BANK AND TRUST TO FULFORD HOMES RHT

WORDEN

$67,000- 110 GOODALL ST. - MARK AND LEE ANNE MOSELEY TO ANDREA GILBERT

JUNE 9, 2017

MICHELLE V. A.M. BRANHAM, $36,422.76, 514 NICHOLS ST., LIVINGSTON. 17CH377

WELLS FARGO BANK V. KYLE AULABAUGH, $97,816.39, 1601 ROCK SPRINGS DR., ALTON. 17CH378

JUNE 12, 2017

OCWEN LOAN SERVICING V. BRUCE AND ANNE COZART, $131,917.36, 2210 NORSIDE DR., ALTON. 17CH379

DEUTSCHE BANK V. LEVERN AND GLORIA TAYLOR, $51,340.20, 1120 ALBY ST., ALTON. 17CH380

JUNE 14, 2017

WELLS FARGO BANK V. DONALD AND JENICA LINDSTROM, $150,946.31, 4730 HARVESTYME CT., BETHALTO. 17CH382

NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE V. WILLIAM AND ANDREA TURNER, $73,221.84, 509 BOWMAN AVE., E. ALTON. 17CH383

JUNE 15, 2017

FIRST MID ILLINOIS BANK V. KEVIN AND MARY BETH PRICE, $29,933.90, 7003 STATE ROUTE 140, EDWARDSVILLE. 17CH385

JUNE 16, 2017

WELLS FARGO BANK V. LISA BAYLESS, $59,728.62, 2812 WARREN AVE., GRANITE CITY. 17CH386

Monday, June 26

9:00 AM

UNIQUE PERSONNELCONSULTANTS I  V.  SIGAN AMERICA LLC

15-L-001667, MUDGE302

GNB HOME IMPROVEMENTINC  V.  EVANS GEORGE

14-L-000235, CROWDER320

Tuesday, June 27

8:45 AM

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

16-L-000408, DUGAN230

Wednesday, June 28

9:00 AM

DWYER JODI S V.  SMITH NELLIE A

16-L-000953, MUDGE302

ROSHELL MARCUS V.  FRANKLIN THERESA

14-L-000837, CROWDER320

RODRIGUEZ ANTHONY V.  RODGERS KERLANDO

16-L-001524, CROWDER320

RYAN MICHAEL V.  BONO DONALD

17-L-000115, CROWDER320

FIRST BANK  V. CDC DEVELOPMENT CO

16-L-001597, RUTH311

MEYENBURG LYNDSI K V.  COMMONWEALTH FINANCIAL SYSTEMS

16-L-001683, CROWDER320

FELT STACYINDIVIDUALLY  V.  ZENKER STEVEN MD

14-L-000920, RUTH311

BODA LISA  V. RODRIGUEZ ANNA L

15-L-001436, CROWDER320

DEBOISE SHELIA V.  CITY OF MADISON

15-L-000583, CROWDER320

CHICK DONALD JOE V.  AMEREN ILLINOIS COMPANY AKA AM

16-L-000061, CROWDER320

MEYER CHAD  V. ROBINSON LISA

15-L-000909, CROWDER320

KLAUS ASHLEY V.  CROSS AUTO BODY & TOWING INC

16-L-001265, MUDGE302

BURGESS SILAS ASSPEC ADM OF T  V.  HARMON LAWRENCE T MD

13-L-000072, MUDGE302

MOYERS REBECCA L ASSPEC ADM O  V.  PATEL RAJNIKANT MD

14-L-000042, MUDGE302

BOGOVICH SHARI ASSPEC ADMIN O  V.  SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS HEALTH

16-L-000114, RUTH311

SMITH JAMES  V. UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATIO

13-L-001482, MUDGE302

STILES JUSTIN M V.  RIVES DENNIS W

12-L-000793, MUDGE302

BRYANT LANCE V.  FOCHTMANN MECHELLE

16-L-000681, CROWDER320

MASON THERON L V.  ILLINOIS HOLDINGS I LLC AN ILL

15-L-000946, MUDGE302

FERGESEN STEPHEN J V.  EATON CORPORATION PLC

16-L-001199, CROWDER320

TERRY SANDRA V.  TMCI INC AN ILLINOIS CORP

13-L-001563, RUTH311

SCHMIDT FRED V.  BARNETT OUTDOORS LLC

16-L-000808, MUDGE302

AYERS BOB  V. AZ WELDING AND MACHINE INC

14-L-001378, CROWDER320

MARTIN QUINN V.  NEASE LARRY G

16-L-000501, CROWDER320

GREEN TYLER  V. SMITH RUSSELL

16-L-001413, MUDGE302

HOWLAND RYAN A V.  SMITH RUSSELL

16-L-001557, CROWDER320

GILMAN PAUL A V.  HILLMANN ASHLEY N

16-L-001687, MUDGE302

WILSON DAVID V.  WWCS INC

12-L-000891, RUTH311

KEEL JERRY  V. WOOD GENEVE L

16-L-000802, RUTH311

SINKS CARROLL R V.  LUTHERAN SENIOR SERVICES A MIS

16-L-001169, CROWDER320

BARNHART ROBERT ASSPEC ADM OF  V.  SAINT ANTHONYS HEALTH CENTER

13-L-000912, RUTH311

RODGERS MARY A V.  KHAN AAYESHA M MD

14-L-000685, CROWDER320

NASELLO KRISTI V.  ALTON MULTISPECIALISTS LTD

15-L-000273, CROWDER320

CHAPMAN REGINALD V.  ROSS COURTNEY

17-L-000443, RUTH311

BOEDEKER DAVID P V.  EAN HOLDINGS LLC DBA ENTERPRIS

13-L-002068, MUDGE302

SURIA RICARDO V.  HOLLANQUEST BARRON A JR

16-L-001468, CROWDER320

WASSER SHARON V.  CAVANESS DAVID

17-L-000044, RUTH311

GOURLEY CAITLYN V.  WORTHAM ERIC

12-L-000942, RUTH311

PARCEL RITA  V. CODILIS AND ASSOCIATES PC

15-L-001627, MUDGE302

THOMAS BRITTINY V.  PETERSEN HEALTH ENTERPRISES LL

17-L-000286, CROWDER320

CONTEGRACONSTRUCTION COMPANY  V.  JONES BUILDERS COMPANY LLC

16-L-001502, CROWDER320

EDWARDS STEVEN V.  AMERICAS CENTRAL PORT DISTRICT

16-L-001743, MUDGE302

PALMER TARA  V. YOUNG STACI R MD PC

13-L-000093, CROWDER320

HARRIS DOMINIC V.  GARBE PAUL

17-L-000405, MUDGE302

SOMMER RYAN  V. PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY INC

16-L-001227, CROWDER320

BISHOP RALPH E V.  DONZOS BAR & GRILL INC AN ILLI

16-L-000951, RUTH311

SHERMAN BETTY V.  MARQUETTE REALTY CAPITAL LLC A

16-L-000962, CROWDER320

GARLAND KATHY A V.  WEBSTER EDWARD E

16-L-000512, RUTH311

DANIELS GARCIANICHOLE  V.  JONES BRITTANY

16-L-000975, CROWDER320

HIGHSMITH BOBBIE RIII  V.  PERRY JAMES E

16-L-001010, CROWDER320

LOGUE MICHELE M V.  EDDINGER DANIEL D

14-L-001279, CROWDER320

PILLOW BRIAN W V.  GOESTENKORS WILLIAM J

16-L-000380, CROWDER320

CIECHANOWSKI JOSEPH V.  BARNETT OUTDOORS LLC

13-L-001817, MUDGE302

SHERRILL DAVID V.  STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY C

16-L-001640, MUDGE302

BENSON LAURA V.  J W DUN INC DBA EDDIES LOUNGE

09-L-000465, RUTH311

DRALLE ELEANOR L V.  AULABAUGH STACEY R

17-L-000057, RUTH311

BRAWLEY SHEILAMOTHER/NEXT FRI  V.  CITY OF MADISON A MUNICIPAL

15-L-001505, CROWDER320

GRIFFITH MEGAN V.  BRAYTON WILLIAM L JR

13-L-001826, MUDGE302

WILSON MICHAEL V.  ALDI INC A CORPORATION

16-L-000246, CROWDER320

EDWARDS JASON V.  RIVERBEND BILLIARDS AND GRILL

12-L-001835, MUDGE302

HOPPER KENNETH E V.  TIEPELMAN DEAN

14-L-001247, RUTH311

HAMILTON CYNTHIA V.  VARBLE SHAKIRA

14-L-001281, MUDGE302

GAMBINO BRIANNA AMINOR BY NEX  V.  AUSTIN SUSAN

15-L-001378, RUTH311

ACUP LINDA  V. RESTAURANTS UNLIMITED INC DBA

15-L-001445, RUTH311

SCOGGINS JEFFREY V.  KENNEDY TYLER S

16-L-001656, RUTH311

JOHNSON CRAIG A V.  BIG MUDDY PUB

15-L-000749, RUTH311

MAYER JACK I V.  LOWE ANGELINA

12-L-000626, CROWDER320

ROSS JERMAIN V.  YOUNG ALECIA

16-L-000592, RUTH311

KLINKE ROSEMARY V.  KANUMURI RAGHU MD

14-L-001046, RUTH311

TAYLOR LISA ASADMINISTRATOR O  V.  SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS HEALTH

14-L-001769, CROWDER320

CHILDERSON JANE V.  LANGENHORST PHYLLIS

13-L-000677, MUDGE302

TONSOR JUSTIN V.  AMERICAN RIVER TRANSPORTATION

16-L-000889, MUDGE302

DISHER JOHN  V. SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL OI

11-L-001225, MUDGE302

KLEPPIN SELENA V.  LEWIS COURTNEY D

17-L-000272, RUTH311

TROXELL PATSY V.  PITTS JENNIFER L

16-L-000952, CROWDER320

CREASY BRANDON V.  HAYES PHILLIP

16-L-001208, RUTH311

HOERCHLER DANIEL L V.  HARLOW ROBERT C

15-L-000401, CROWDER320

CRANE MARY M ASPERSONAL REP O  V.  ALHAMBRA CARE CENTER INC

14-L-001693, MUDGE302

BERTOGLIO ARLENE EXEOF THE ES  V.  UDI#2 LLC DBA MANOR COURT OF

15-L-000576, RUTH311

MERRILL REBECCA V.  OSBEC MEDICAL OF SOUTHERN ILLI

15-L-000282, RUTH311

KRAMER NANCY V.  BUERK BETHEL DDS

15-L-000360, RUTH311

ANDERSON ANGELA V.  CITY OF MADISON

13-L-001993, RUTH311

GODAIR DONNA K V.  METRO EAST SANITARY DISTRICT

16-L-000382, MUDGE302

CHURCH PAUL R V.  BRODEUR MICHAEL

16-L-001695, MUDGE302

KELLER EXCAVATINGLLC  V.  CHIPPEWA LOFT LLC

16-L-000207, MUDGE302

KOPESKY AMY ONBEHALF OF HERSE  V.  CITY OF COLLINSVILLE A

11-L-001306, ALFELD228

COX BETTY  V. SHELL OIL COMPANY

13-L-001730, CROWDER320

LENON BELINDA V.  ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

16-L-000723, DUGAN230

EBERLIN GERARD A V.  ALTON MUTISPECIALISTS LTD

16-L-001766, MUDGE302

DUNCAN ALVAN V.  SZAKACSI DENNIS

16-L-000186, CROWDER320

CROSS ANGELA V.  FAIRLESS JAMES

16-L-000960, RUTH311

HOLLIDAY KATHERINE V.  HUBER JAMIE

16-L-001486, RUTH311

KEMP LARRY SR V.  GOGLOZA HENRY

17-L-000277, RUTH311

KELLEY DOROTHY V.  SUGAR CREEK CAPITAL

17-L-000305, RUTH311

BARBOUR MICHAELINDIVIDUALLY  V.  SCHAFFER JONATHAN

17-L-000491, RUTH311

STATE FARM MUTUALAUTOMOBILE I  V.  KELLOGG TREY

15-L-001364, MUDGE302

FORD PATRICIA V.  SHELL OIL COMPANY

11-L-000524, CROWDER320

ALTMAN CHARTERCOMPANY  V.  BORSELLINO LEWIS

12-L-000234, CROWDER320

THATCHER JASON V.  SHELL OIL COMPANY

12-L-000142, RUTH311

BATES EARNEST V.  FORBES ROBERT S

15-L-000524, MUDGE302

GRAVES PAUL SPEC ADMOF THE ES  V.  BRAVO CARE OF EDWARDSVILLE

14-L-001445, MUDGE302

HILDRED NOREEN E V.  FARROW TRA

16-L-001610, CROWDER320

TOMAN JOHN R V.  SOLOMON MICHAEL

16-L-001733, MUDGE302

MAYHALL DAVID V.  PHILLIPS ERIC J

17-L-000014, MUDGE302

PORTERA DEBORAH G V.  WILDS MARILYN

15-L-001125, CROWDER320

DOE JANE AS NATURALMOTHER AND  V.  BLANK KELLI DDS

16-L-001287, CROWDER320

BRUNO SONYA  V. SCHULTHEIS MICHAEL D MD

16-L-001763, RUTH311

WOODRUFF RANDYINDIVIDUALLY AN  V.  TETTATON LOUIE

16-L-001271, CROWDER320

CHAMPLIN CLINTON V.  HEGDE BIJOY MD

16-L-000747, DUGAN230

BESSERMAN DEBORAH V.  ROTH LAW OFFICES LLC

15-L-001377, CROWDER320

SEGER CHERYL V.  HILL DAVID

17-L-000237, RUTH311

JOHNSON MARY E V.  ARMSTEAD CHARLES S JR

14-L-000600, MUDGE302

WHITTENBURG LASHAWNA V.  BOWENS MITCHELL T

16-L-001744, RUTH311

WILSON GLEN E V.  MCDANIEL JUDITH D

17-L-000105, RUTH311

WILLIAMS ROBERT V.  HUNT RAYMOND

16-L-000732, CROWDER320

HENGEL HANS  V. JERSEYVILLE PAIN MANAGEMENT CE

14-L-000599, CROWDER320

MASON JAMES  V. PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY

16-L-000881, MUDGE302

APEX OIL COMPANY INCSUC BY ME  V.  ARROWOOD INDEMNITY COMPANY

12-L-001962, MUDGE302

AMMONETTE MANIE V.  C T WS LOUNGE INC DBA CTWS

15-L-000179, MUDGE302

HANNEKEN ANDREW V.  K & D CORNERS INC DAB BRENDAS

15-L-000486, MUDGE302

LANE NORMAN  V. CELLAR ROOM TAVERN INC DBA THE

16-L-000360, CROWDER320

FUNKHOUSER DAVID ONBEHALF OF  V.  CITY OF GRANITE CITY A

11-L-001307, ALFELD228

MCVEY DEBORAH J V.  CHATHAM DONALD

13-L-001398, RUTH311

SEXTON CHRISTOPHER M V.  SPRENGER JOEL C

16-L-001332, MUDGE302

EDDINGER DANEIL V.  BERG THEODORE JR

13-L-000158, CROWDER320

KINDLE RICHARD W V.  LAURA BUICK GMC INC A CORPORAT

17-L-000139, CROWDER320

ANDERSON DEBORAH V.  SCHRANCK CHARLES MD

15-L-000284, CROWDER320

MIDWEST ASSET GROUPLLC  V.  DAVID STAFFORD DBA PIZZA WORLD

16-L-001497, MUDGE302

BRAVO CARE OFEDWARDSVILLE INC  V.  CLEMENT JAMES

16-L-001154, MUDGE302

DENNY KATHY  V. OLIN CORPORATION

06-L-000153, WEBER302

LOCHMANN KEITH ASIND EXECUTOR  V.  BRAVO CARE OF EDWARDSVILLE

14-L-001314, MUDGE302

RHODES CHRISTOPHER V.  SHOP N SAVE WAREHOUSE FOODS

16-L-000941, CROWDER320

SCHOLL JUSTIN V.  PAYNE DERIK

16-L-001748, CROWDER320

ROEDER MICHAEL V.  SMITH JASON R

16-L-001467, RUTH311

ORASCO DORA  V. MERS/MISSOURI GOODWILL INDUSTR

16-L-001735, RUTH311

WARE PAULA  V. TAYLOR WILLIE C

12-L-001449, MUDGE302

BRISTOW KATHLEEN V.  SANNEMAN MARK

16-L-000238, RUTH311

VIRGIN ANNETTE C V.  BARR DANNY W

15-L-001044, CROWDER320

SRONCE GEORGE V.  SILKWOOD ASHLEY

15-L-001094, CROWDER320

LYTLE GAINES MARY K V.  JERDEN CHARLES M

16-L-001036, CROWDER320

HARVEY MICHAEL A V.  CARTER BEVERLY R

16-L-001441, CROWDER320

SCHEIBEL MARY V.  NANNEY ERIC

16-L-001462, CROWDER320

KRUSE SHARI  V. LALEMAN BRIANNA

17-L-000271, RUTH311

CONWAY RAYBURN V.  ALHAMBRA COMMUNITY FIRE PROTEC

12-L-001894, CROWDER320

PHILLIPS BRENDA S V.  HOGAN CHRISTOPHER B

13-L-000775, RUTH311

WARREN KAREN D V.  HUCK JOAN K

13-L-001832, MUDGE302

ESSNER JILL M V.  SUPERIOR CORPORATION OF ILLINO

16-L-001414, CROWDER320

BURNS TRACEY V.  BP PRODUCTS NORTH AMERICA INC

12-L-000226, MUDGE302

JACKS DENISE V.  AULABAUGHGALE INCE MADISON CHE

16-L-000863, CROWDER320

ST CIN KEITH V.  CLEAN UNIFORM COMPANY

16-L-001368, MUDGE302

LAROSE PHIL L V.  LOWES HOME CENTERS LLC

15-L-000823, RUTH311

LEWIS ALLAN ONBEHALF OF HIMSE  V.  CITY OF EDWARDSVILLE A

11-L-001304, ALFELD228

CARTER MATTHEW E ONBEHALF OF  V.  CITY OF ALTON A MUNICIPAL

11-L-001305, ALFELD228

BOSSETTO SHARON S V.  COSTANZO MELODEE

15-L-000050, RUTH 311

DETIENNE THOMAS V.  KELLAN RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT C

15-L-000565, CROWDER320

CAMPBELL AARON V.  MACIOS CHRISTINE M

15-L-001482, CROWDER320

HICKS BERNARDSPECIAL ADMIN OF  V.  KING ADAM D

16-L-001702, CROWDER320

CONDRAY COLLEEN V.  HOLTHAUS NICHOLAS

16-L-001465, RUTH311

VILLAGE OF GLENCARBON AN ILLI  V.  BLOTEVOGEL ASSOCIATES INC

15-L-000485, CROWDER320

KINSEY JUNE  V. GLEN CARBON SENIOR COMMUNITY C

15-L-001050, MUDGE302

RUTTEN JEFFREY V.  ANDERSON MICHAEL

16-L-001757, RUTH311

RP LUMBER CO INC V.  FICKEN DARRYN

17-L-000172, CROWDER320

MADISON CARTAGECOMPANY  V.  GM ENVIRONMENT PROCESSING SYST

16-L-001691, RUTH311

QUICK ROBERT L JR V.  WEIDNER JOSHUA R

15-L-000310, CROWDER320

MUNSTERMAN RICHARD V.  BIG DADDYS

16-L-001125, MUDGE302

FORMULI SADAF V.  ROSADO MICHELINA M

16-L-001784, MUDGE302

9:30 AM

BLECHINGER BILL V.  ALVARADO ALEJANDRO J MD

16-L-000373, DUGAN230

10:00 AM

LANG GARY  V. SCHLECHTE HARRY

01-L-001117, ALFELD228

1:30 PM

JOE WERNERCONSTRUCTION INC  V.  MEARS DAVID

14-L-001282, RUTH311

Thursday, June 29

9:00 AM

MAYBERRY ROBERT V.  HECK ARTHUR

15-L-000893, CROWDER320

LABARGE COREY V.  CAWVEY ZACHARY

16-L-001693, CROWDER320

HUDSON TONYA V.  CHALLACOMBE TIFFANY

17-L-000210, CROWDER320

GLEASON ZACHARYALLAN AS ADM O  V.  VAN LENHARDT INC DBA MACS

15-L-000820, CROWDER320

LUKSZA BRENDA KINDEPENDENT AD  V.  EDWARDSVILLE HEALTH CARE

16-L-000416, CROWDER320

SOMMER RYAN  V. PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY INC

16-L-001227, CROWDER320

SIMMONS DEBRA ASGUARDIAN AND  V.  NEWBURY JEANNE L

16-L-001367, CROWDER320

HANSEL CAROLYN J V.  CMD LLC DBA ALTON VILLAGE INN

16-L-001590, CROWDER320

LAURENT EARLENE V.  MEHRS/MISSOURI GOODWILL INDUST

14-L-000338, CROWDER320

KELSEY NOREEN F V.  BENHAM LOUIS E

17-L-000029, CROWDER320

ANDERSON JOHN V.  TOWN AND COUNTRY GUN CLUB A CO

16-L-000180, CROWDER320

MALDONADO STEPHEN V.  MADISON PLAZA ASSOCIATES

16-L-000305, CROWDER320

BLANKENSHIP REGINALDADAM AS A  V.  HARMON DAVID MD

16-L-001182, CROWDER320

EASLEY SHONNON N V.  TERRA PROPERTIES INC

16-L-001397, CROWDER320

WITHERS SHARLA R V.  LANTER DIANE M

14-L-000291, CROWDER320

10:30 AM

GREEN JOAN ON BEHALFOF THE ES  V.  3M COMPANY

15-L-001418, CROWDER320

1:00 PM

BUDER DARYL  V. CONSUMERS INSURANCE USA

16-L-000306, MUDGE302

LM INSURANCE CORP ANILLINOIS  V.  JOHNSONS ROOFING LLC AN

16-L-001622, MUDGE302

GRANT NICOLE ASSPECIAL ADMINI  V.  JOHNSON & JOHNSON

16-L-000736, MUDGE302

BOYER RHONDA AS SPECADMIN OF  V.  MAHANTA BANTI MD

16-L-000478, MUDGE302

STILES JUSTIN M V.  RIVES DENNIS W

12-L-000793, MUDGE302

STATE FARM FIRE ANDCASUALTY C  V.  METRO EAST ROOFING

14-L-001337, MUDGE302

GREEN TYLER  V. SMITH RUSSELL

16-L-001413, MUDGE302

STEWART SUSAN V.  ANDREWS KENNETH

17-L-000302, MUDGE302

COLLINSVILLE AREARECREATION D  V.  PUREPLAY LLC

13-L-002129, MUDGE302

YOCHUM KARI L V.  N ISO MAHIHKAN FKA MICHAEL S M

16-L-000605, MUDGE302

HALL JEROME  V. PIASA ENTERPRISES INC

17-L-000148, MUDGE302

REGIONS BANK V.  CAMPBELL LARRY

17-L-000274, MUDGE302

DANT JULIANNE M ASMOTHER AND  V.  INFANTI LUCAS J

15-L-001245, MUDGE302

BRITO DALTON S V.  WENDELLS DUGOUT LOUNGE INC

17-L-000253, MUDGE302

RUSHING JAMES V.  FORBES GERY L

16-L-001040, MUDGE302

MOORE LEESA  V. HERR FLORAL HANGERS MANUFACTUR

17-L-000336, MUDGE302

BROWNE JAMES P V.  UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

15-L-000210, MUDGE302

PALMISANO EDWARD V.  ROWLAND GUY

16-L-001507, MUDGE302

KING  DEBRA ASSPEC REP OF THE  V.  PETERSON HEALTH NETWORK LLC

17-L-000042, MUDGE302

KUJAWA REBECCA SPECADMIN OF T  V.  HOPKINS JOHN

17-L-000321, MUDGE302

SHEIKH ZAKI  V. SUNSET HILLS COUNTRY CLUB

15-L-001120, MUDGE302

Wednesday, June 28

9:00 AM

PERNA ANTHONY   V.   3M COMPANY

16-L-001490, ASBESTOS J 327

Friday, June 30

9:00 AM

GRAVELY KENNETH   V.   AFC-HOLCROFT LLC

16-L-001371, ASBESTOS J 327

SPINDLE CAROL INDIVIDUALLY   V.   ADVANCED COMPOSITES GROUP

14-L-001368, ASBESTOS J 327

KINNEY WENDELL   V.   4520 CORP INC SUCCESSOR IN INT

16-L-000258, ASBESTOS J 327

AXTELL DONALD   V.   3 M COMPANY

17-L-000143, ASBESTOS J 327

HERNDON KELLY ANNE INDIVIDUALL   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS

15-L-001206, ASBESTOS J 327

KINKADE DAVID ALLAN INDIVIDUAL   V.

15-L-001320, ASBESTOS J 327

GARSOW RAYMOND   V.   3 M COMPANY

16-L-001220, ASBESTOS J 327

BUFORD FELTON   V.   AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORA

16-L-001528, ASBESTOS J 327

CHITTUM CHESTER   V.   ABB INC FKA BAILEY METER COMPA

16-L-001739, ASBESTOS J 327

WIGET HOWARD   V.   3M COMPANY

17-L-000378, ASBESTOS J 327

KRONK NOAL W   V.   A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

16-L-000193, ASBESTOS J 327

SCOTT MERL   V.   A O SMITH CORPORATION

16-L-001475, ASBESTOS J 327

STEVENS CLIFFORD   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI

16-L-001710, ASBESTOS J 327

WINNYFRED ALBERTS INDIVIDUALLY   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORP

15-L-000331, ASBESTOS J 327

MOTT GLENN   V.   AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION

13-L-001708, ASBESTOS J 327

LADNIER DAVID L   V.   AERCO INTERNATIONAL INC

16-L-000921, ASBESTOS J 327

MILLIREN MICHAEL C   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

16-L-001356, ASBESTOS J 327

DESSIE AS SPC ADM OF RALPH TER   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI

16-L-001756, ASBESTOS J 327

PAAR MARK   V.   A.O. SMITH CORPORATION

17-L-000400, ASBESTOS J 327

SHEA JOSEPH   V.   3M COMPANY

17-L-000422, ASBESTOS J 327

OATES HEYWARD   V.   AIR & LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATI

17-L-000454, ASBESTOS J 327

ASH DONALD D   V.   ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP SUCC

15-L-001353, ASBESTOS J 327

PAGAN JOSE   V.   3 M COMPANY

16-L-000542, ASBESTOS J 327

ARNOLD DAVID   V.   3M COMPANY

17-L-000496, ASBESTOS J 327

BYROM SANDRA   V.   3 M COMPANY

17-L-000524, ASBESTOS J 327

WHITAKER DONALD   V.   3M COMPANY

17-L-000544, ASBESTOS J 327

FERREIRA WILLIAM   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

17-L-000560, ASBESTOS J 327

YATES WANDA   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

17-L-000574, ASBESTOS J 327

TOMLINSON RAYMOND   V.   3M COMPANY

17-L-000543, ASBESTOS J 327

MOMENEE JAMES   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

17-L-000585, ASBESTOS J 327

WANDRAS ROBERT   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

17-L-000659, ASBESTOS J 327

ROGERS JOHN   V.   AW CHESTERTON COMPANY

17-L-000629, ASBESTOS J 327

Notice of impending dismissal was given in a nurse’s discrimination suit alleging she was wrongfully terminated after she took leave for breast reconstruction surgery following breast cancer.

On June 13, a notice of impending dismissal for want of prosecution was filed by Deputy Clerk Reid Hermann.

The notice states that either plaintiff Donna Crow has failed to effectuate service as required or defendant Southern Illinois Healthcare Enterprises Inc. has been served but failed to move, answer or respond to the complaint.

The parties were given 21 days to effect service, move for default or move to voluntarily dismiss the case.

Crow filed the complaint on Feb. 6 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois, alleging she was diagnosed with breast cancer for a second time on Sept. 11, 2013. She claims she had to apply for leave under the Family Medical Leave Act for breast reconstruction surgery.

She allegedly returned to work on April 14, 2014, and learned she had been replaced.

She was later terminated from her employment for what she claims was a pretextual reason, the suit states.

As a result, Crow claims she suffered loss of income and benefits, mental anguish and loss of reputation.

Crow alleges Southern Illinois Healthcare Enterprises failed to accommodate her for her second reconstruction surgery, retaliated against her for seeking surgery outside of her employer and replaced her with a younger employee at a lower rate of pay.

She seeks a judgment in her favor including back pay and loss of employment benefits, injunctive relief, reinstatement to her previous position and any other relief the court deems just.

She is represented by Teresa Machicao-Hopkins of Machicao and Associates in Marion.

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois case number 3:17-cv-117

St. Clair County Associate Judge Chris Kolker denied the Blake Behme Law Group’s motion to dismiss a former client’s $1.15 million legal malpractice suit, in which they argued that she agreed to a divorce settlement on her own after her attorneys advised against it.

Plaintiff Bobbi Jo Fults filed her complaint on Nov. 22 against Edward J. Blake Jr., Megan M. Gilbreth and the Blake Behme Law Group PC.

Fults married and divorced Kenneth J. Fults four times. During the fourth divorce, Fults retained the defendants as counsel. She claims she lost at least $1 million for her share in the couple’s marital property.

She also alleges she sustained attorneys’ fees in excess of $50,000 and suffered emotional distress worth more than $100,000.

Fults alleges the defendants failed to protect her interest, failed to discover all the marital property that should have been included in the property settlement and abandoned her on the hearing date of Nov. 23, 2015.

The defendants filed a motion to dismiss the complaint on Dec. 28 through attorneys Richard Korn and Margaret Gentzen of Fox Galvin LLC in St. Louis.

They argued that they withdrew from their representation on Nov. 23, 2015, but Fults continued to enter into her 2015 Marriage Property Settlement Agreement with her ex-husband against the previous advice of the defendants.

Kolker denied the defendants’ motion to dismiss on April 18.

“While a Motion for Summary judgment may show the case cannot succeed, there are alleged facts regarding discovery that may present a legal cause of action. Nothing in this Order should preclude Defendants from later presenting any of the arguments in the instant motion to dismiss,” he wrote.

Fults filed an amended complaint on Feb. 21 through attorney David M. Duree of O’Fallon.

On April 27, the defendants answered the amended complaint, arguing that Fults consented to the defendants’ withdrawal prior to her voluntary marital settlement. As a result, they claim they owe her no duty.

“Plaintiff’s claim fails as a matter of law because defendants were ethically required to withdraw from representation of plaintiff under the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct, including but not limited to Rule 3.3,” the affirmative defenses state. “In particular, Defendants obtained further information that plaintiff and her former husband, Kenneth Fults, Jr., were in (sic) engaging in settlement discussions ‘under the table’ and without the input of Defendants.”

They add that the plaintiff agreed to settlement terms that were different than what was represented to the court at the Nov. 23, 2015, hearing.

They also argue that the plaintiff’s request for attorney’s fees is barred by the voluntary payment doctrine.

“Plaintiff received, reviewed and paid Defendants’ monthly itemized bills for professional legal services, including but not limited to the Defendants’ ‘final bill,’ receiving, reviewing and paying the same in full prior to the Defendants’ withdrawal as her counsel and Plaintiff’s voluntarily going forward with the prove-up of the Marital Settlement Agreement,” the affirmative defenses state.

Fults answered the defendants’ affirmative defenses on May 4, denying each and every allegation.

She also argues that each of the defenses fail to state a recognizable affirmative defense.

The case has been set for trial for Jan. 22, 2018.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 16-L-627

St. Clair County and former treasurer Charles Suarez filed a response to several residents’ motion to strike their reply supporting summary judgment, claiming that their reply sufficiently argues “exceptional circumstances” to file the reply in a suit alleging they participated in a bid rigging scheme.

The defendants filed their reply to plaintiff attorney Nelson Mitton’s response to their combined motion for summary judgment on May 26.

The plaintiffs filed a motion to strike the reply on June 1 through attorney Aaron Weishaar of Reinert Weishaar & Associates in St. Louis.

He argues that Rule 7.1 holds that “reply briefs are not favored and should be filed only in exceptional circumstances.”

“Motions for summary judgment are not exempt from this rule, which emphasizes this Court’s objective to eschew reply briefs,” Weishaar wrote.

On June 16, St. Clair County and Suarez filed a response to the plaintiffs’ motion to strike through attorney Garrett Hoerner of Becker, Hoerner Thompson & Ysursa PC in Belleville.

They argue that their reply to the plaintiffs’ response to their combined motion for summary judgment “expressly states the ‘exceptional circumstances’ compelling such brief reply, specifically certain misrepresentations of law and improper reliance on purported fact therein, beyond mere argument.”

However, the defendants also requested leave to file a reply to the plaintiffs’ response to the combined motion for summary judgment and memorandum “to the extent deemed necessary.”

St. Clair County and Suarez’s reply was filed after several tax buyer defendants sought leave to file their own reply in support of their motion for summary judgment. U.S. District Judge Staci Yandle denied their motion on May 30.

The parties also filed a joint motion to extend the trial date and all related deadlines on June 13.

They argue that the court has not yet ruled on the plaintiffs’ pending motion for class certification or the defendants’ motions for summary judgment, which “will have a significant impact on the scope of the trial as well as the evidence and witnesses that will be necessary for trial.”

They claim “time is now too short to take all necessary steps before the scheduled August 7, 2017 trial date” and seek to extend the deadlines.

According to the complaint, two couples sued Suarez and several tax buyers in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois on Oct. 17, 2014, alleging a conspiracy similar to one that sent former Madison County treasurer Fred Bathon to prison.

John Bloyer Jr., Adrianne Bloyer, Kevin Dvorak and Kathleen Dvorak, all of O’Fallon, claim the alleged conspirators artificially inflated interest rates at tax sales in 2007 and 2008. They claim Suarez illegally rigged bids at sales of delinquent taxes to enrich Democratic campaign contributors.

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois case number 3:14-cv-1119