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EAST ST. LOUIS - Edwardsville lawyer Todd Sivia and Bunker Hill lawyer Calley Mize, formerly of his firm, settled her suit alleging she was discriminated against due to her lack of religion.

EAST ST. LOUIS – Former Madison County sheriff John Lakin must defend a claim that his office shared liability with deputy Timothy Mudd and others for a wrongful death, Chief U. S. District Judge Nancy Rosenstengel ruled on Sept. 29.

EDWARDSVILLE Upon adding three new locations and several other support staff, Sivia Law has recently hired a Chief Operations Officer to assist with managerial

Edwardsville attorney Todd Sivia admits that he had a “lapse in judgment” when he failed to communicate a conflict of interest to his client, resulting in a censure by the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission (ARDC).

Mize joins Sivia Law FacebookTwitterEmail EDWARDSVILLE — Sivia Law has welcomed attorney Calley Mize to its Edwardsville team. Mize has been a practicing attorney since passing the bar exam in February 2015. Previous endeavors include work for the Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation and participation in the Immigration Detention Project. Additional efforts include fundraising work for UNICEF in Dublin, Ireland and employment at firms in and around the Edwardsville area. “I am excite...

Marks EAST ST. LOUIS – Former U.S. attorney Stephen Wigginton filed the last suit of his private practice in the wrong court, according to an order that U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark Beatty issued on May 18.  Beatty found that former Wigginton client April Len, who worked for Secretary of State Jesse White, should have challenged her termination in state court.  He dismissed her claims under federal law with prejudice and dismissed claims under state law without pre...