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The Cafazza family, of Bethalto, filed an opposition to Stutz Excavating's motion to dismiss several counts from their wrongful death lawsuit following a fatal crash with an intoxicated driver they allege was involved in a hazing event and encouraged to then drive home.
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EDWARDSVILLE – Madison County jurors awarded $3,310,000 to former Lewis and Clark Fleeting tugboat worker Kevin Mogensen on Jan. 13.
EDWARDSVILLE – Circuit Judge Sarah Smith plans to start trial Jan. 9 for former Lewis and Clark Fleeting tugboat worker Kevin Mogensen, who claims dust from corn and other products damaged his lungs.
In response to a suit filed on behalf of the Cafazza family in Bethalto, an excavating company argues that it is not liable for a fatal crash caused by an 18 year old who allegedly became intoxicated at its Alton facility beforehand.