HB Attorneys Prevail in Bench Trial in Schuyler County, Illinois

In a significant legal victory, HB Attorneys have successfully navigated a complex bench trial in Schuyler County, Illinois, securing a favorable judgment for their clients. Led by attorneys Jennifer Martin, Michael Murphy, and Melissa Brown, alongside Gary Meadows, the team tackled a challenging dispute over insurance coverage related to a nuisance suit against a livestock management facility. The circuit court’s ruling not only upheld the LMF’s rights but also clarified critical aspects of insurance policy coverage. Discover how this landmark decision impacts the agricultural community and what it means for future legal disputes in the industry.

Insler Obtains Dismissal with Prejudice for Federal Loan Servicer in TCPA Lawsuit

In a significant legal victory, Charles Insler secured a complete dismissal with prejudice for a national federal loan servicer in a challenging TCPA lawsuit. The Plaintiff’s allegations of violations under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act were met with a robust defense, highlighting the implications of the November 2015 amendments. After presenting compelling arguments, the Plaintiff ultimately chose to dismiss the case entirely, demonstrating the power of informed legal strategy. Discover how Insler navigated this complex legal landscape and achieved a favorable outcome against the odds. Read on to learn more about this landmark case and its implications.

Varadachari and Harriss Obtained Defense Verdict for Prairie Farms Dairy

In a significant legal victory, HeplerBroom attorneys Bharat Varadachari and Michael Harriss successfully defended Prairie Farms Dairy in a high-stakes jury trial. The case revolved around allegations that the driver of a Prairie Farms truck made a dangerous right turn from the left lane, leading to a collision with an automobile. With the trial taking place in Sangamon County, Illinois, the outcome not only highlights the expertise of the defense team but also underscores the complexities of traffic-related litigation. Discover how the attorneys navigated this challenging case to secure a favorable verdict for their client.

Champlin Obtained Dismissal with Prejudice in Lawsuit in St. Clair County, Illinois

In a significant legal victory, attorney Matthew Champlin secured a dismissal with prejudice for his client in St. Clair County, Illinois. This case highlights the powerful application of the learned intermediary doctrine, which ultimately shielded a local pharmacy from a lawsuit. Champlin’s adept legal strategy not only protected his client but also set a precedent for similar cases in the future. Curious about the details of this landmark decision and its implications for the pharmacy industry? Read on to discover how Champlin navigated the complexities of the law to achieve this remarkable outcome.

Daniel Lytle Obtained Summary Judgment in Premises Liability Case

In a recent legal victory, Daniel Lytle secured summary judgment in a challenging premises liability case, defending a property owner in Jackson County, Illinois. The plaintiff alleged that a fall was caused by an object protruding from the ground, but Lytle skillfully dismantled this claim. By demonstrating the lack of a causal connection between the alleged hazard and the incident, he convinced the court to rule in favor of his client. This case highlights the complexities of premises liability and the importance of thorough legal representation. Discover how Lytle’s expertise turned the tide in this compelling legal battle.

Davis, Insler, and Leible Achieved Significant Victory in Defeating Class Certification Motion

HeplerBroom’s Glenn Davis, along with associates Charles Insler and Lindsay Leible, recently secured a pivotal victory in a class certification motion in Cole County Circuit Court, Missouri. The case involved serious allegations against a mail order forms business, including claims of Unlawful Practice of Law. Judge Beetem’s ruling, which closely followed the firm’s proposed Order, highlighted the critical superiority element of class certification. Notably, the Court recognized that a prior assurance of voluntary compliance with the Missouri Attorney General’s office rendered the proposed class action duplicative. Discover the details of this significant legal triumph!

Matthew Champlin Recently Obtained Summary Judgment in Favor of his Client 

Matthew Champlin has achieved a significant legal victory by securing summary judgment for his client in Williamson County, Illinois. This case involved a subcontractor entangled in a dispute with a general contractor over a personal injury claim related to a construction project. Champlin’s expert legal strategy hinged on the successful argument that the general contractor’s claims were time-barred by the statute of limitations. The court’s ruling not only favored Champlin’s client but also showcased the effectiveness of HeplerBroom’s legal team. Discover the details of this compelling case and the implications it holds for the construction industry.

Jones and Galanos Win Verdict in Federal Court

In a significant legal victory, attorneys Lance Jones and Jessica Galanos from HeplerBroom’s Springfield office have triumphed in the Central District against CDS Office Technologies. Their successful representation of the Plaintiff in a case involving FLSA retaliation and retaliatory discharge claims has resulted in a jury awarding both compensatory and punitive damages. This landmark verdict not only underscores the importance of employee rights but also sets a precedent for future cases. Stay tuned to learn more about the implications of this case and how it could impact similar claims across the nation.

Wilson and Galanos Obtained Summary Judgment for Their Client

In a significant legal victory, attorneys Tom Wilson and Jessica Galanos successfully secured summary judgment for Southern Illinois University and its administrators in a federal court case. The plaintiff, a former student, alleged violations of his constitutional rights during an expulsion process. However, the court’s ruling favored Wilson and Galanos’ clients, dismissing all claims against them. This case highlights the complexities of educational law and the importance of robust legal representation. Discover the details of this landmark decision and what it means for institutions facing similar challenges. Read on to learn more about this compelling legal battle!

Illinois Supreme Court Wipes Out $10.1 Billion Judgment Against Philip Morris, Again

In a significant legal development, the Illinois Supreme Court has vacated a staggering $10.1 billion judgment against Philip Morris, reigniting discussions around the controversial cigarette class action case. Initially ruled in 2003, the judgment faced a rollercoaster of appeals and petitions, culminating in the Supreme Court’s recent decision that challenges the authority of lower courts. With the involvement of prominent law firms like Mayer Brown and Arnold & Porter, this case highlights the complexities of legal proceedings and the ongoing battle over corporate accountability. Discover the implications of this ruling and what it means for future cases.