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Mingqing Xiao BENTON – Mathematics professor Mingqing Xiao of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale concealed his Chinese research while winning an American grant, grand jurors alleged in U.S. district court on April 21.  They indicted him on charges of wire fraud and making a false statement.  Xiao, age 59, resides in Makanda.  The university hired him in 2000.  Grand jurors found his research included partial differential equations, control theory, optimization theory, dynamical systems and computational science.  Xiao is alleged to have received abou...

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Riverside Advisors Advises Certified Training Institute, Inc. in Sale to American Safety Council, a Portfolio Company of Ridgemont Equity Partners April 13, 2021 GMT Riverside Advisors is pleased to announce that it served as the exclusive financial advisor to Certified Training Institute, Inc. in its sale to American Safety Council, a portfolio company of Ridgemont Equity Partners. Riverside Advisors is pleased to announce that it served as the exclusive financial advisor to Certified Training Institute,...

Carpenter BENTON – Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert ordered Edwardsville lawyer Brian Wendler to pay fees and costs for defendants that litigated in the wrong court for seven months due to an error he committed.  Gilbert passed the bill to Wendler on March 26, in the process of remanding the case to St. Clair County where it began.  Trailer maker Cottrell Inc. and its contractor Cambarloc Engineering had removed it to district court on the basis of information Wendler provided.  Wendler represents Jack Cooper Transport car hauler Jimmy D. Hill, who clai...

Smyk BENTON – In courts of three states, father John Kenneth Coil and son John Altaire Coil both claim full ownership of Dr. John’s adult boutique in Wood River.  Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert stayed their proceedings in his court on March 1, until another court determines ownership.  Gilbert found his abstention was appropriate to conserve scarce judicial resources and provide a comprehensive dispensation of litigation.  Father John and son John portray each other as crooks on a grand scale.  In January 2019, John Altaire sued John Kenneth in Dal...

Rosenstengel and Yandle Trial dates fell through for eight civil suits at U.S. district court in January because of the virus.  In a colorful case, District Judge Staci Yandle of Benton continued a Feb. 16 trial for tattoo artist Catherine Alexander.  Alexander sued World Wrestling Entertainment and video game makers in 2019, asserting copyright privilege for art she inked on wrestler Randy Orton.  Yandle granted a joint motion to continue trial on Jan. 26, and converted a Feb. 3 pretrial conference to a conference about a trial date.  At the time the lockdown star...