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Madison County Record (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder ended months of suspense by approving expansion of water contamination claims against makers of weed killer atrazine, but suspense remains over the statute of limitations. Crowder's Nov. 20 order allowing Stephen Tillery to amend five year old complaints did not declare that his new claims relate back to his original claims. Tillery sought the declaration...
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Madison County Record (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder has given attorney Stephen Tillery the go-ahead to amend and expand his class action complaints against makers of the most commonly used herbicide among corn growers. A copy of Crowder's Nov. 20 order was not yet available in the case file. Crowder heard arguments on the matter last month. Defendants in the suits over atrazine...
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Madison County Record (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Crowder A Madison County trial involving an asbestos plaintiff's legal malpractice claim has been continued. Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder heard motions in the suit Friday. She ordered the trial continued until February 2010. Crowder also took a motion for partial summary judgment filed by defendant Hopkins Goldenberg P.C. under advisement. The firm Hopkins Goldenberg no...
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Madison County Record (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Crowder The defendant in a 2004 suit over medical negligence filed a motion Nov. 19 to continue a trial set to begin Monday morning in Madison County. Defendant Dr. Ursula Thatch cites the incomplete discovery of medical records related to plaintiff Nicole Mathew's cesarean section at a St. Louis hospital and other documents. Mathews is suing on her own behalf and on behalf of her daughter,...
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Madison County Record (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
... the case," Behr said, "and we proved that at trial." Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder presided over the case's trial. The trial began Monday. The case is Madison case number 07-L-185.