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Legal malpractice case offers glimpse of asbestos settlements
1/2/2009 12:15 PM Asbestos lawyer John Simmons, facing trial on a widow's malpractice claim, boasts that he obtained $100,000 from W.R. Grace & Co. after the statute of limitations ran out, plus $214,000 from other businesses despite "sketchy product identification."
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Legal malpractice alleged in dismissed FELA claim
10/15/2008 7:26 AM An Alton attorney is being sued by a former client who claims his Federal Employers' Liability Act (FELA) suit against BNSF railroad was dismissed without permission.
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Judge denies post-trial motions in Magna Bank case
9/25/2008 5:39 PM Madison County Circuit Judge Daniel J. Stack has denied all post trial motions in the case of Magna Bank v. Thompson Coburn.
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Carr wants new damages trial in Magna Bank v. Thompson Coburn
7/28/2008 12:27 PM Rex Carr's client won a protracted legal malpractice trial four months ago in Madison County, but the veteran trial lawyer claims the jury's award was "inadequate."
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Legal malpractice alleged over work comp claim
5/7/2008 10:22 AM Ronald Dahl, Jr. filed a legal malpractice complaint against Kuehnlein & Kuehnlein and Christopher Kuehnlein in Madison County Circuit Court May 1, alleging Kuehnlein breached his fiduciary duty in two workers' compensation cases.
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Legal malpractice claims seeks $750k in damages
4/16/2008 3:30 PM Darlene Green filed a legal malpractice complaint against Granite City attorney John T. Papa alleging he failed to file an injury claim in a circuit court "where she could have have had a jury rule on her claim and would have been able to appeal any adverse decision of the court or jury."
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Lawyer is deposition wrecker, says legal malpractice claimant
4/4/2008 10:00 AM Suzanne Krause of Tennessee can't move forward with a legal malpractice suit against the Lakin Law Firm of Wood River and former Lakin lawyer Scott Meyer of Belleville because, she says, Meyer keeps wrecking everyone else's deposition schedules.
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