COURT of CLAIMS - Illinois Secretary of State

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REPORTS
OF
Cases Argued and Determined
IN THE
COURT of CLAIMS
OF THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS
_____________
VOLUME 63
Official Reports
of the
Illinois Court of Claims
For: Fiscal Year 2011---July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011
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SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
2011
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Printed by authority of the State of Illinois
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Printed by authority of the State of Illinois – September 2014 - 1 - CC-102 1 PREFACE
The opinions of the Court of Claims reported herein are published by authority of the provisions of
Section 18 of the Court of Claims Act, 705 ILCS 505/1 et seq., formerly Ill. Rev. Stat. 1991, ch. 37, par. 439.1
et seq.
The Court of Claims has exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine the following matters: (a) all
claims against the State of Illinois founded upon any law of the State, or upon any regulation thereunder by an
executive or administrative officer or agency, other than claims arising under the Workers’ Compensation Act
or the Workers’ Occupational Diseases Act, or claims for certain expenses in civil litigation, (b) all claims
against the State founded upon any contract entered into with the State, (c) all claims against the State for time
unjustly served in prisons of this State where the persons imprisoned shall receive a pardon from the Governor
stating that such pardon is issued on the grounds of innocence of the crime for which they were imprisoned, (d)
all claims against the State in cases sounding in tort, (e) all claims for recoupment made by the State against any
Claimant, (f) certain claims to compel replacement of a lost or destroyed State warrant, (g) certain claims based
on torts by escaped inmates of State institutions, (h) certain representation and indemnification cases, (i) all
claims pursuant to the Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense Workers, Civil Air Patrol Members,
Paramedics, Firemen & State Employees Compensation Act, (j) all claims pursuant to the Illinois National
Guardsman’s Compensation Act, and (k) all claims pursuant to the Crime Victims Compensation Act.
A large number of claims contained in this volume have not been reported in full due to quantity and
general similarity of content. These claims have been listed according to the type of claim or disposition. The
categories they fall within include: claims in which orders of awards or orders of dismissal were entered without
opinions, claims based on lapsed appropriations, certain State employees’ back salary claims, prisoners and
inmates-missing property claims, claims in which orders and opinions of denial were entered without opinions,
refund cases, medical vendor claims, Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense Workers, Civil Air Patrol
Members, Paramedics, Firemen & State Employees Compensation Act claims and certain claims based on the
Crime Victims Compensation Act. However, any claim which is of the nature of any of the above categories,
but which also may have value as precedent, has been reported in full.
2 OFFICERS OF THE COURT JUDGES
ROBERT J. SPRAGUE, Chief Justice
Belleville, Illinois
Chief Justice February 21, 2003 –
PETER J. BIRNBAUM, Judge
Chicago, Illinois
January 20, 2004 –
MARY PATRICIA BURNS, Judge
Chicago, Illinois
January 9, 2009 –
NORMA F. JANN, Judge
Chicago, Illinois
May 1, 1991 –
JAMES KAPLAN, Judge
Chicago, Illinois
January 17, 2005 – December 1, 2010
GERALD KUBASIAK, Judge
Chicago, Illinois
March 28, 2011 –
ROBERT J. STEFFEN, Judge
Elgin, Illinois
March 5, 2004 –
DONALD STORINO, Judge
Rosemont, Illinois
March 5, 2004 –
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BRADLEY BUCHER
Court Administrator
Springfield, Illinois
TIFFANY KRETZINGER
Fiscal Officer
J. MICHAEL MATHIS Court Counsel Springfield, Illinois COMMISSIONERS OF THE COURT
GEORGE ARGIONIS
Chicago, Illinois
August 18, 2003 –
ANDREA BUFORD
Chicago, Illinois
October 1, 2007 –
JOSEPH J. CAVANAUGH
Chicago, Illinois
August 16, 2003 –
LLOYD CUETO
March 1, 2009 –
3 MARITZA MARTINEZ
Chicago, Illinois
November 1, 2007 –
LOURDES MONTEAGUDO
Chicago, Illinois
July 1, 2005 –
PATRICIA MURPHY
Energy, Illinois
August 16, 2003 –
DAVID NEAL
Joliet, Illinois
July 1, 2007 –
MARY T. NICOLAU
Chicago, Illinois
August 16, 2003 –
DAVID REID
May 2, 2011 –
ELIZABETH M. ROCHFORD
Lincolnwood, Illinois
October 24, 1990 –
DAVID RODRIGUEZ
Chicago, Illinois
May 19, 2011 –
HERBERT ROSENBURG
Chicago, Illinois
August 1 , 2008 –
RONALD SERPICO
Melrose Park, Illinois
August 16, 2003 –
PATRICK T. TIMONEY
April 1, 2004 –
THOMAS YSURSA
August 16, 2003 –
4 JESSE WHITE
Secretary of State and Ex Officio Clerk of the Court January 11, 1999 – ____ DELORES J. MARTIN Deputy Clerk and Director Springfield, Illinois October 6, 2003 – 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fiscal Year 2011
Preface ....................................................................................
2
Officers of the Court ..............................................................
3
Table of Contents ...................................................................
6
Table of Cases .........................................................................
7
Opinions Published in Full ....................................................
130
Law Enforcement Officers, Civil ...........................................
Defense Workers, Civil Air Patrol
Members, Paramedics, Firemen,
Chaplains and State Employees
Compensation Act Cases:
227
Military Line of Duty Awards ................................................
278
Miscellaneous Awards .............................................................
279
Miscellaneous Denied and Dismissed
Claims.....................................................................................
281
Contracts--Lapsed Appropriations..........................................
327
Public Aid and Medical Vendor Awards ................................
328
Prisoners and Inmates--Missing
Property Claims ......................................................................
329
Crime Victims Compensation
Act Cases:
Opinions Not Published in Full ..........................................
330
6 TABLE OF CASES
Fiscal Year 2011
(July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011)
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ARREZ, VALENTE
ARRIAGA, JULIA C.
ARRINGTON, JERMAINE
ARROYO, ADRIANA
ARROYO, BERNARDO
ARROYO, IRMA
ARTEAGA, JOSE
ARTHRITIS & INTERNAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST, LTD.
ARVIO, JOSEPH
ASADI, ISLAAM
ASH, ZACHARY
ASHBY, JOHN
ASHLEY, MICHAEL
ASHLEY'S QUALITY CARE, INC.
ASHWORTH, TIMOTHY
ASKEW, ANTHONY D.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN JOMES, INC.
ASSAF, AMEEN
ASSOC FOOT & ANKLE CLINICS PC
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ASSOCIATION HOUSE OF CHICAGO
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A-TEC AMBULANCE, INC.
ATHERTON, RYAN T.
ATHMER, THOMAS
ATKINS, CATHY S.
AT&T DATACOMM, INC.
AT&T DATACOMM, INC.
AT&T DATACOMM, INC.
AT&T GLOBAL SERVICES, INC.
AT&T MOBILITY
ATTORNEY GENERAL, OFFICE OF
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AUNT MARTHA'S YOUTH SERVICE CENTER,
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AUSTIN, VERONICA
AUSTIN, VERONICA
AUSTIN, WILLIAM
AUSTON, KEMA
AUTO OWNERS INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O
AUTOMATIC FIRE CONTROLS, INC.
AVALOS, JOSEPH C.
AVALOS, LUIS GUILLEN
AVALOS, LUIS GUILLEN
AVALOS, RICARDO
AVILA, IRENE
AVILA, LETICIA
AVILA, MARIO
AVILA, MIRIAM
AVILES, ADAM
AWOYEMI, OLUWAFEMI
AYALA, LAURA
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AYALA, MICHAEL
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AYALA, VERONICA
AYLWARD, CHRISTY
AYORINDE, MICHAEL A.
AYRES, MATTHEW
AYSHEH, IBRAHIM
AZAMI, JABAR
A-1 LOCK, INC.
A-1 LOCK, INC.
A-1 LOCK, INC.
A-1 LOCK, INC.
A-1 LOCK, INC.
BABBITT, MICHAEL S.
BABER, MATTIE,& RAMEY, ARTESTINE
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BACON, KENNETH
BADGER TRUCK CENTER, INC.
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BAKER, DARRELL JR.
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BAKER, MARTELL
BAKER, MARTELL L.
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BALL, JARRED M.
BALL, KAREN A., COOPER ANDREA & BOUCHEZ, HEATHER
BALL, KEVIN G. JR.
BALL, ROBERT
BALLARD COMPANIES, INC.
BALLARD, DEVIN
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BARKSDALE, NICOLE L.
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BARRERA, RACHEL R.
BARRERA, VICTOR
BARRETT, ANDREW
BARRETT, DOROTHY
BARRETT, JENELLE
BARRETT, JENELLE
BARRINGER, WESTLEY
BARRINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
BARRON, DEVRON
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BARRY, PATRICK
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BARTELT, STEVEN
BARTLETT, GREGORY
BARTON, KARLA
BASHIR, ISHA H.
BASK ILLINOIS HOSPITALITY, INC. D/B/A COMFORT SUITES
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BATSON, KENNETH
BATTERSHELL, PAUL
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BAUCOM, JOHN JR.
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BAUSLEY, DERRICK
BAYMONT INN & SUITES
BAYNES, ELETHIA
BAYS, JOHN
BAYS, JOHN
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BAYS, JOHN
BAYS, JOHN
BAYS, JOHN
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BAYUK, CURTIS A.
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BEAL, GENEVIEVE L.
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BEAN, JOSHUA C.
BEAR DISTRIBUTING, INC.
BEARD, ATLENEA
BEARDEN, EDWARD
BEARDEN, EDWARD
BEASON, LARRY
BEASON, STANLEY L.
BEATZ, MICHAEL J.
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BECK, KENYAHTA
BECK, SHANNON C.
BECKER, CHRISTOPHER W.
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BECKER, RYAN
BECKMAN, JAMIE
BEDELL, WILLIAM M., ACHIEVEMENT & RESOURCE CENTER
BEDNER, SCOTT
BEDOLLA, RAMON
BEECHER, SANDRA
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT, INC.
BEGOVICH, VANESSA
BEHRMANN COMPANY
BEHRMANN COMPANY
BEILSTEIN, SUSAN
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BELCHER, LINDSEY M.
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BELL, BETTY J.
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BELL, MORRIE D.
BELL, PAMELA
BELL, SHENETRIS
BELL, VALENCIA
BELLA-NORMAN, VICKI L.
BELLEMORE ANIMAL HOSPITAL
BELLEVILLE SUPPLY COMPANY
BELLINO, JOSEPH A
BELLO, OMAR
BELLOWS, ROBERT
BELLUOMINI, ANNA M
BELOW, MICHELLE
BELOW, MICHELLE
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BELTAN, JONATHAN
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BERGHOUSE CONCRETE, INC.
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BEST WESTERN JOLIET INN & SUITES
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BETHLEHEM PRESCHOOL CENTER
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BEYER, SARAH
BH PHOTO & ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
BHATIA, CHANDAN R.
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BIO-RAD LABORATORIES
BIOTECH X-RAY, INC.
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BITTNER, WILLIAM
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BJ'S MARKET, INC.
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09CV6438
11CV1650
11CV1651
10CV3176
07CV4125
10CV5263
10CV5264
09CV4267
09CV6153
10CV4419
10CV3938
10CV4498
11CV0587
11CC0742
19 BLOCK, AMANDA
BLOCKER, KEVIN J.
BLOCKER, WALTER
BLOODSON, DEBRA
BLUM, NICHOLAS
BLUMENBERG, EMILIA
BOATMAN, GREGORY
BOAZ, DENISE J.
BOCKS, STACEY
BOCLAIR, DARONE
BOCLAIRE, DE JUAN L.
BOCLAIRE, VAL
BODY, JOYCE
BOEHM, MATTHEW
BOEHMKE, JEAN
BOKHOLDT, SHERRI
BOKSA, STANISLAW
BOLAND, BOBBY L.
BOLDEN, HENRY L. SR.
BOLER, VINCENT
BOLINGBROOK, PARK DISTRICT
BOLLINGER, RUBERRY & GARVEY
BOLLMAN, BRAD
BOLTON, BRIAN
BOLTON, CHRISTOPHER
BONDS, CHRISTOPHER
BONDS, JODIE
BONDS, JOSEPH
BONDS, MARY A.
BONDS, TAUREAN
BONICK, WAYNE
BONUTTI ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC
BOOKER, DEMETRIUS
BOOKER, LAWRENCE III
BOOKER, STEPHEN
BOONE, TAMMIE
BOOS PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY
BOOSE, ALEXIA
BOOSE, EMMANUEL
BOOZER, MONIQUE
BORES, ELVA E.
BORIS, LISA
BORON, ANETA
BORON, ANETA
BOSNOV, SAVA
BOSS, DANIEL E.
BOST, CHRISTOPHER
BOSTIC, JON
BOSTON, KEVIN
BOSWELL, DEMETRIUS
BOUIE, DOMINIQUE N.
BOULTON, GEORGE
BOUR, JUSTINE
BOURKE, CATHERINE
BOVAN, CARLEN
BOVAN, CARLEN
BOWDEN, GLENN
BOWDEN, PATRICK
BOWEN, DMARIO
BOWEN, TAMARA
BOWERS, CHESTER M.
BOWLES, DONNELL
BOWMAN, MARY H.
BOWMAN, RASHID
BOYAS, MIGUEL A.
BOYD, CONNIE RAE
BOYD, DANIELLE S
BOYD, JAMAL
BOYD, MICHAEL
BOYD, MICHAEL
BOYD, SYLVIA
BOYD, SYLVIA
BOYD, TONIKA
BOYKIN, ALMA
BOYKIN, ALONDO
BOYKINS, TAKESHA
BOYKO, ANDRZEJ
BOYLES, JOHNATHAN
BOZEMAN, RAY C.
BRACEY, DARLA
BRADFORD, AUNDRA J.
07CV2041
10CV2761
10CV4420
10CV3713
11CV1823
10CV2954
09CC0466
10CC3103
09CV5587
11CV3430
10CV4543
06CC1265
95CV2931
10CV0872
10CV4678
10CV1726
10CV4471
10CV2411
11CV1132
10CV1941
11CC1788
10CC3693
11CV0343
10CV1391
10CV5585
09CV5786
11CV1906
09CV4072
10CV0629
11CV0243
08CC3148
10CC3957
10CV5760
09CV5514
09CV1149
11CV1184
10CC2292
10CV3980
10CV3014
11CC1255
10CV1963
10CV2822
10CV2783
10CV5157
10CV4084
10CC2513
10CV5265
11CV0218
10CC1153
10CV5686
11CV0752
10CV5158
10CV0672
11CC1859
09CV6072
10CV0497
06CC1151
09CV1958
10CV1478
09CV6345
11CV1525
07CV2221
10CV5266
10CV1942
10CV4823
10CV4738
11CC0351
10CV2955
07CC0054
10CV4611
10CV4718
10CV4719
09CV1417
11CV0244
10CV3106
10CV2627
09CV4957
10CV5789
10CC2529
10CV1994
10CV2312
20 BRADFORD, LEON
BRADFORD, SHONTA Y.
BRADFORD, SHONTA Y.
BRADLEY, CLIFTON III
BRADLEY, JEFFERY
BRADLEY, TERRENCE
BRADLEY, VALERIE
BRADNER SMITH & COMPANY
BRADSHAW, BEULAH
BRADSHAW, BEULAH
BRADWELL, DEBRA
BRAGGS, ANDREW
BRAGGS, LOLITA
BRAHLER LUBE CENTERS
BRAMLETT, REBECCA
BRAMLETT, REBECCA
BRANCKENRIDGE, JOMO
BRANDON, ANTIONETTE
BRANDON, BRIAN A.
BRANDON, KENYATTA
BRANDON, KENYATTA
BRANDON, SHEREKHAN
BRANDON, TARZE
BRANDT, LYDIA
BRANDY, CRAIG
BRANNON, JANET
BRANNON, JENNIFER L.
BRANSON, ROGER D.
BRANTLEY, NINA
BRASFIELD, WILLIAM
BRATU, MIOARA
BRAUN, LINDA M
BRAVO, ADRIANA
BRAVO, ALEJANDRO J.
BRAVO, ANTONIO
BRAVO, GREGORIO
BRAVO, JOSEFINA
BRAVO, JOSEFINA
BRAWNER, JEFFREY
BRAXTON, ANTWAUN
BRAZIER, ALICE V.
BRAZIER, WALTER O.
BRAZIL, DWAYNE ERIC
BREEN, JOHN & THERESA
BREESE, NELLIE L.
BREESE, NELLIE L.
BREESE, NELLIE L.
BREESE POLICE DEPARTMENT
BREESE, REBECCA A.
BRENDEL, ANN
BREWBAKER, LORRIE
BREWER, DARRON
BREWER, EVA M.
BREWSTER, PATRICK
BREWTON, FLOYD
BRIDGES COURT REPORTING
BRIDGEWAY
BRIDGEWAY, INC.
BRIDGEWAY TRAINING SERVICES
BRIGGS, SHERMAN JR.
BRIGHT, HAROLD
BRIMM, DAVID
BRIMMER, LAVANNE
BRINKS HOFER GILSON & LIONE
BRINSON, JEFFREY
BRISENO, VANESSA M.
BRISKI, JOSEPH M.& JOYCE, ENGLAND, ANDREW & ENGLAND, ASHLEY
BRITT, CHRISTINE A.
BROCATO, ARIELLE
BROCATO, CHRISTINA H.
BROCKMAN, BLAKE E.
BROOKHART, BOB
BROOKS, DAMIEN L.
BROOKS, GENESIS
11CV1998
10CV5616
10CV5617
11CV2282
10CV5618
10CV2956
10CV5603
10CC2803
11CV0346
11CV1020
11CV1787
06CV1748
10CV3418
11CC0646
10CV2217
10CV4871
11CV0476
11CV1155
99CC2140
10CV4901
10CV5385
10CV5687
10CV1066
11CV2283
11CC2310
10CV4872
10CV1827
10CV4580
10CV0604
10CC3797
10CV5030
10CC1738
11CV1540
10CV5386
11CV3096
11CV0017
11CV0015
11CV0016
10CV2268
10CV5619
11CV1626
11CV0535
10CV5283
09CC2769
10CV4612
10CV4613
10CV4614
11CC0560
06CV3836
10CV4053
11CC2746
09CV4721
10CV5712
10CV3548
10CV4135
11CC0715
10CC0365
10CC2303
10CC2101
11CC0251
11CC0252
11CC0253
11CC0254
11CC0255
11CC0256
11CC0257
09CV4917
11CV0926
10CV4977
11CV2117
08CC2934
10CV2507
11CV1907
98CV0093
10CV3575
10CV4247
10CV4246
10CV3139
09CV3293
10CV5688
10CV4646
21 BROOKS, JAMES E.
BROOKS, JAMES H. JR.
BROOKS, KARL
BROOKS, MARIA
BROOKS, MELVIN
BROOKS, OMAR
BROOKS, PERRY
BROOKS, TYRONE E.
BROOME, VINCENT D.
BROUGHTON, KELVIN
BROUTIN, MICHELLE
BROWDER, NICHOLAS
BROWN, ALFONZO
BROWN, ANNETTE
BROWN, ANTHONY, DR.
BROWN, ANTHONY, M.D.
BROWN, ASHLEY
BROWN, ASHLEY
BROWN, BILLY K.
BROWN, BILLY K.
BROWN, BRIAN K.
BROWN, CURTIS
BROWN, DANIEL L.
BROWN, DANIELLE
BROWN, DARIUS
BROWN, DARNELL
BROWN, DEBORAH
BROWN, DIANE
BROWN, DOMINIC
BROWN, DRENA
BROWN, ERIC R.
BROWN, GENEVA
BROWN, GWENDOLYN E.
BROWN, JASON
BROWN, JAY
BROWN, JEFFERY
BROWN, JIMMY
BROWN, JOANN
BROWN, JOANN
BROWN, JOHN
BROWN, JONATHAN
BROWN, KERI A.
BROWN, LA SHANDA R. & REED, DIANE
BROWN, LADONNA
BROWN, LOUIS
BROWN, LUTHER
BROWN, LYNN L.
BROWN, MAKEBA M.
BROWN, MARIO
BROWN, MARY ELLEN
BROWN, MATTHEW J.
BROWN, MICHELLE
BROWN, MICHELLE
BROWN, NAOMI
BROWN, NIKKIA
BROWN, PHILLIP
BROWN, PONYA
BROWN, QUEENESTER
BROWN, QUINTIN
BROWN, RANDY
BROWN, RANDY C.
BROWN, RASHAUNN
BROWN, RASHAUNN
BROWN, REBECCA
BROWN, REGINA
BROWN, ROBERT
BROWN, ROILYNN
BROWN, RONALD
BROWN, RONALD D.
BROWN, ROSHANA
BROWN, ROY
BROWN, SAMANTHA N.
BROWN, SHAWN
BROWN, SHEILA R.
BROWN, TASHANNA
09CV3896
10CV5130
10CV4886
11CV1086
06CV1276
11CV0283
10CV4739
10CV5441
09CV2204
03CC0409
10CV1423
11CV1677
10CV3054
11CV0150
10CC3359
11CC2030
11CC2074
11CC2077
11CC2079
11CC2080
11CC2081
11CC2082
10CV0911
10CV0912
10CV2187
10CV4873
10CV4356
10CV2253
10CV1368
09CV5612
10CV3015
11CV2738
10CV2810
10CV3624
09CV6275
10CV5367
10CV1996
11CV0117
93CV2927
09CV3963
09CV2847
08CV1474
10CV4566
06CV3764
06CV3765
10CV1887
08CV3063
10CC2946
09CV3785
11CV1526
10CV3939
10CV2046
07CV2455
11CV0385
10CV0752
09CV0696
10CV3787
10CV5331
10CV5368
10CV3770
09CV4763
07CV2488
11CV2323
09CV6073
10CV5332
07CC1109
10CV3140
10CV4978
10CV5517
09CV6375
10CV1369
10CV1627
10CV3419
03CC0812
06CC2962
10CV1964
10CV3314
11CV0118
06CV3128
10CC2997
10CV0826
22 BROWN, TYRONE
BROWN, VICTORIA V.
BROWN, VINCENT E.
BROWN-FULLER, CREDONNA
BROWNING, PHILLIP E.
BROWNLEE, PATRICIA
BRUGGER, DENISE
BRUMLEY, WILLIAM A.
BRUNNER, DONALD D., JR.
BRUNS, THERESA
BRUNT, KARON
BRUZON, ENRIQUE E.
BRYANT, ANDREW
BRYANT, BARBARA A.
BRYANT, DANIELLE
BRYANT, JOHNNY
BRYANT, MELVIN
BRYANT, PATTY LOVE
BRYANT, SAMANTHA
BRYANT, SAMANTHA
BRYANT, SAMANTHA
BRYANT, WINFORD
BUCATARU, GABRIEL
BUCHANAN, ALICIA
BUCKEROO EARLY EDUCATION CENTER, INC.
BUCKLEY, DANA
BUCKNER, MELISSA J.
BUCKNER, MICHAEL
BUD BEHRENDS, LLC
BUDUMASHE, BUYISWA
BUENO, LUIS JR.
BUENO, NOELIA
BUFORD LAW OFFICE, LLC
BUFORD, TANYA
BUFTON, TREVOR
BUGGS, EBONY
BUJOREAN, CONSTANTIN
BULLEY, BRANDON
BULLOCK, ADRELL
BULLOCK, JOHN R.
BULLOCK, PATRICK
BUMILLER, BONNY
BUNCH, ADAM D.
BUNDGARD, GREGORY
BUNKER, NILDA A.
BUNTINAS, ALDONA
BURCH, JOHNNY K.
BURCH, TONYA
BURGDORF, BRYANT
BURGER, MIKE
BURGESS, SHARON R.
BURGESS, VALDES
BURGETT, ELIZABETH M.
BURKA, DEBORAH E.
BURKE, ASHANTI
BURKE, MARTRAIL
BURKHART, TODD Z.
BURKS, GAIL
BURKS, JAMES, MDSC
BURKS, JAMES, MDSC
BURKS, MAXINE
BURLINGTON COAT FACTORY
BURNETT, NADINE
BURNETT, STARLETTE
BURNS, ANTHONY
BURNS, NAKKIA
BURNS, VICTORIA
BURNSIDE, YVETTE
BURNSIDE, YVETTE
BURPEE, HARRY & DELLA, MUSEUM ASSOCIATION
BURRAGE, TRACY
BURRELL, ROBERT
BURRISS, SAMUEL E.
BURROWS, SANDRA
BURTON, BRYANT
BURTON, CANDICE
BURTON, SHARON
BURTON, SIMBA
BURTON, TERRANCE R.
BURTS, ADREAN
BURTS, ADREAN
10CV1667
10CV4454
10CV2313
10CV5235
10CV1496
10CV4649
09CV4333
09CV5322
11CC0688
11CC1355
10CV3507
10CV5620
11CV0151
11CV0018
10CV2508
10CV2628
11CV0297
11CV0208
11CV1858
11CV1859
11CV1860
11CC2829
10CC2129
11CV1133
11CC0716
10CV4947
10CV5216
09CV4139
10CC2344
11CV0834
10CV2784
10CV3861
10CC1163
10CV4902
10CV3315
11CV1289
11CV0284
10CV0312
10CV4342
10CV0338
11CV2918
11CC0755
10CV5498
09CV4573
10CC2781
09CV4388
10CV2609
10CV3736
10CV4298
11CV2817
11CC1430
11CV0794
10CV3550
10CV3142
10CV3177
10CV3681
10CV5761
09CV5393
11CC0457
11CC0458
11CV1627
11CC0729
11CV0588
10CV2509
10CV3178
10CV1830
10CV1831
11CV2042
11CV2917
08CC2636
10CV4455
11CV1178
11CV0795
11CV2759
10CV2219
11CV0954
09CV2780
10CV4137
10CV0207
11CV1041
11CV1042
23 BUSBOOM, BRUCE D.
BUSCH, RAYMOND
BUSCOMM, INC.
BUSH, JEREMIAH
BUSH, JOHN
BUSHONG, LYLE
BUSLER SANITATION SERVICE
BUSSEAN, CHERIE
BUSSIE, RAUFAEL
BUSTER SANITATION SERVICE
BUTITTA BROTHERS AUTOMOTIVE-BELVIDERE
BUTLER, KARLI M.
BUTLER, MARIE
BUTLER, MARVELLA
BUTTS, RENEISHA Q.
BUTTS, TOD L.
BUTYNIEC, WILLIAM
BYARS, HORICIA & FOX, KENDRA
BYAS, SIDNEY
BYCHAWSKI, ARTUR R.
BYRD, AUGUSTA
BYRD, CHRISTINA
BYRD, VIRGINIA
BYTKIVSKA, LYUBOV
C & W BUILDING SERVICES, INC.
CABADA, EMIDIO & MACHADO, JESSICA
CABRERA, ERICA
CABRERA, RICARDO
CABRERA, ROMELIA
CACCIATORE, JOSEPH P., & COMPANY, INC.
CACERES, NELSON A.
CADE, MONIQUE L.
CADELL, SCOTT
CADY, DAVY
CAFLE, VERNON D.
CAHUE, ISRAEL
CAIN, RACQUEL W.
CALDERON, ALEJANDRO
CALDERON, ALEJANDRO
CALDERON, ALEJANDRO
CALDERON, ALFRED
CALDERON, EVANGELINA
CALDERON, IGNACIO
CALDON, CHRISTOPHER C.
CALDWELL, JUDY
CALDWELL, TRACY
CALDWELL, WANDA F.
CALHOUN, CANDICE
CALHOUN, GEORGE ELLIS, JR.
CALLAHAN, ERIKA
CALLICUTT, CARLA
CALLOS, MICHAEL D.
CALUMET PAINT & WALLPAPER, INC.
CALVIN, LESLIE SR.; & CALVIN, MAVIS
CALVIN, WILLIE
CAMACHO, ADRIAN
CAMACHO, DAISY
CAMACHO, ERASMO
CAMACHO, JOSE C.
CAMACHO, TERESA & CAMACHO, SERGIO
CAMARGO, ALVARO
CAMARGO, RIGOBERTO
CAMARILLO, JEANETTE
CAMBRO MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CAMELOT CARE CENTERS
CAMERON, BRYANT, JR.
CAMERON, PAXTON E.
CAMERON, RICHARD E.
CAMERON, XAVIER
CAMILLO, JUSTIN
CAMPBELL, CASSANDRA
CAMPBELL, CHARLES E.
CAMPBELL, DARREL D.
CAMPBELL, SHERRIE
CAMPBELL, STEVEN
08CC1923
10CV3518
10CC1120
11CV0052
08CV4703
10CV4398
10CC3001
08CC2921
10CV3107
10CC0744
10CC3106
07CV2115
09CV5460
09CV4764
10CV2562
10CV4271
10CV5217
10CV5762
08CV0678
11CV3837
10CV2534
10CV4194
05CC1839
11CV2190
10CC1269
10CC1270
09CV0217
10CC2629
10CV3032
11CV1679
10CC3081
11CV1247
11CV1789
09CV4015
04CC3432
09CV0862
10CV4210
10CV4845
08CV0679
08CV0680
08CV0682
11CV0873
08CV0681
09CV0698
11CV2364
09CV3898
08CV4468
09CV0352
11CV1291
07CC1397
11CV0851
09CV5493
10CV2856
10CC2991
11CV0753
11CV0347
10CV2957
10CV2629
10CV0235
11CV0561
08CV5556
09CV6412
09CV5636
11CC1577
10CC2491
10CC0501
10CC0502
10CC0557
10CC1268
10CC1634
10CC1636
08CV3656
11CC1787
10CV4440
10CV1628
10CC3958
08CV4648
10CV3788
10CV4887
08CV3831
10CV4226
24 CAMPOS, ERNESTO REVELES
CAMPOS, GABRIELLE
CAMPOS, GEORGE
CAMPOS, RAYMUNDO
CANDELORA, RICHARD A.
CANNON, DARRYL
CANNON, ERIC R.
CANNON, JAMEEL N.
CANNON, ROBERT
CANNON, TIMOTHY
CANNON, TINISIA
CANNON, TRACY L.
CANO, EFFRAIN
CANONGO, MARIA R.
CANSLER, MICHAEL
CANTAVE, ALEXANDER
CANTRELL, QUINTIN R.
CANTU, CHRISTINA
CANTY, CHARITA
CANTY, CHARITA
CANTY, CHARITA
CAPE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY, LLC
CAPE RADIOLOGY GROUP, PC
CAPERS, DAVID
CAPETILLO, MARCO A.
CAPETILLO, MARCO A.
CAPITOL BLUEPRINT, INC.
CAPLER, GERARD H.
CAPLES, AUDREY
CAPOCCI-KILMER, TARA
CAPODANNO, BRIAN
CARAPIA, DAVID
CARAVELLO, ANGELA
CARBAJAL, GUSTAVO
CARBAJAL, MARILU
CARBONDALE, CITY OF
CARDINAL HEALTH CARE, INC.
CARDINAL HILL HEALTH CARE
CARDINAL HILL HEALTH CARE, LLP
CARDIOVASCULAR CONSULTANTS
CARDONA, EMMANUEL
CARDONA, WILLIAM
CAREY, DYNISHA
CAREY, SHERMAN
CARIDINO, WANDA
CARLE CLINIC
CARLIE, BELINDA
CARLOCK, CATHY J.
CARLSON, ANGELA K.
CARLSON, DIANE L.
CARLSON, LAURA
CARLSON, LAURA
CARLSON, RONALD S.
CARLSON, RYAN
CARLSON-REZIERE, STEPHANIE
ADD'L CLMNT: REZIA REZIERE, 9701 DEE
CARMONA, RICARDO
CAROLAN, MARGARET M.
CARON, PETER
CAROTHERS, SHANNON L. & ORANGE ALEXIS
CARPENTER, CAROL I.
CARR, JOHN R., II
CARR, LARRY L.
CARR, LAUREN
CARR, MATTHEW
CARRANZA, DANIELLE
CARRANZA, JESUS
CARRANZA, LUIS
CARRASCO, CYNTHIA M.
CARRASQUILLO, LOUIS
CARRERA, INGRIS
CARRERA, MARTHA
CARRETE, LEONEL
CARRILLO, LUIS
CARROLL, CORDALE
CARROLL, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
CARROLL, HATTIE M.
CARROLL, LYNETTE
CARROLL, MARY DEARMOND
CARRUBA, KATHRYN L
CARRUTHERS, STEPHANIE D.
CARSON, CLIFFORD
10CV0048
10CV3714
10CV4116
11CV0874
11CV1061
10CV0461
10CV3670
10CV3771
10CV1916
09CV5688
10CV3842
11CV3935
09CV6278
09CV5804
09CV0392
10CV4903
11CV1680
11CV1681
11CV1043
11CV1328
11CV1329
10CC0898
10CC3104
11CC2733
09CV4700
09CV4918
10CC1971
11CV1391
10CV2958
09CV6310
10CV4064
11CV2437
11CC1079
11CV0898
10CV2785
10CC2267
02CC4132
03CC3458
02CC4133
11CC2432
11CV0647
10CV2916
06CV3906
11CV0219
09CV5302
10CC2962
11CC0549
11CV0171
08CV3619
10CV4117
10CV4195
10CV4196
10CV4197
10CV1766
10CC1655
10CV5790
10CV1860
10CV3737
10CV2252
08CV0136
10CC3054
10CV5586
09CV1897
10CV4421
10CV5369
11CV0518
07CV5177
11CV1682
11CV1876
11CV1826
10CV0377
11CV2365
10CV5621
09CV4171
10CC0669
11CV2740
05CV2361
11CC1573
10CC2481
10CV3214
10CV1029
25 CARSON, TRAYON
CARSON, WILLIAM
CARTER, ANTHONY D.
CARTER, BARRY F.
CARTER, DANIELLE
CARTER, DWAYNE
CARTER, ISSAC C.
CARTER, JAMES
CARTER, KINGSLEY
CARTER, KLAUDIA
CARTER, LIZZIE M.
CARTER, MARLA B.
CARTER, MARLO
CARTER, ROBERT L. SR.
CARTER, SHAWN
CARTER, YOLANDA
CARVER, TARA N.
CASA CENTRAL SOCIAL SERVICE
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
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CHOI, JOANNE
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY FARMERS SUPPLY
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CHRISTOPHERSON, LESLIE
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CHY, LEILANIE R.
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CLARK, CLYDE
CLARK, EILEEN
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COLHOT, LLC
COLHOT, LLC
COLLAGUAZO, DORA
COLLAZO, DAVID
COLLIER, CHARLENE
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DAVIS, CHARLES L. JR.
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DAVIS, JACQUELINE
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DAVIS, JANET
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DAVIS, JOSHUA
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ELLIOTT, JEANNETTE
ELLIOTT, JENNIFER
ELLIOTT, MARY
ELLIOTT, MARY
ELLIS, CHARLES W
ELLIS, DEBORAH
ELLIS, DERRICK A. SR.
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39 ELLISON, BENNIE K.
ELLISON, JAMES M.
ELLSWORTH, ANTHONY
ELM CITY REHABILITATION CENTER, INC.
EL-MATARI, SAID H.
ELMORE, FLOYD A.
ELMORE, JEROME
ELRHOUL, NOUREDDIN
ELROD, PATRICK
ELSER, RONALD
ELUSTA, NAJATI
EMC2 LANDSCAPING, LLC
EMILY, KEITH
EMMANUEL, JUSTIN
EMMANUEL, SEBASTIAN
EMMANUEL, SEBASTIAN
EMP OF COOK COUNTY, LLC
EMRICK, TERRY L
ENCHELMAYER, STEVEN
ENCOMPASS INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O JOHN F HEALY
ENGEL, DAVID A.
ENGELHARDT, SHELLY
ENGELHARDT, SHELLY
ENGELHARDT, SHELLY
ENGELHARDT, SHELLY
ENGLEWOOD ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY DIVISION OF WESCO
ENLOW, PARKER C.
ENRIQUEZ, CYNTHIA P.
ENRIQUEZ, OLGA
ENTEC SERVICES, INC.
ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR
ENVIROCLEAN WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.
EORIO, NICOLE
EPMG OF ILLINOIS, S. C.
EPPS, GEORGIA
ERAZO, JAVIER JR.
EREG, HAJI M.
ERICKSON, CHRISTOPHER J.
ERIKSON INSTITUTE
ERUTEYA, EJIRO
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ESANG, ASUQUO
ESCALANTE, CESAR
ESCALANTE, MARIA E.
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ESCOBAR, JAIME
ESCOBEDO, ESMERELDA
ESCOBEDO, MELISSA
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ESKEN, BENJAMIN G.
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ESPINOSA, ANGEL LUIS
ESPINOSA, CRISTINA
ESPINOSA, LUIS
ESPINOZA, ALEJANDRO
ESPINOZA, AMY
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ESPINOZA, SAUL
ESQUEDA, JESUS
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ESSEX, KENNETH
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EUBANKS, SHANNON
EUBANKS, SYHBONN
EUGENE, MARK
EUMANA, JUANA
EUMANA, JUANA
EUROPEAN SERVICE AT HOME, INC
EUROPEAN SERVICE AT HOME, INC.
EUSTICE, PATRICIA L.
EVANGLOU, GEORGE
EVANS & EVANS COUNSELING/CONSULTING SERVICES
EVANS, ASHLEY
EVANS, CAROL
EVANS, CECILIA
EVANS, CHRISTOPHER
EVANS, DWIGHT
EVANS, EDWARD
EVANS, JENNIFER
EVANS, JOANNE
EVANS, MARY L.
EVANS, SHARON
EVANS, TASIA
EVANS, WILLIAM
EVANS, WILLIAM #B-08677
EVANSON, ADAM J.
EVELAND, SHAWN
EVENGLOW LODGE
EVERSON, JEAN M.
EVERY BLOOMIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC.
EWING, HOLLAND & JACKSON, SYLVIA
EWING-LUNDBERG & ASSOCIATES, INC. D/B/A E.L.A.
EXCEPTIONAL DEVELOPMENTAL INSTITUTE
EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC
EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC.
EXPRESS DIAGNOSTICS INTERNATIONAL
EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT
EXPRESS MAILING SERVICE
THE EYE SPECIALISTS CENTER, LLC
EYE SURGEONS ASSOCIATES, P.C.
EZELL, WALTER
F. J. MURPHY & SON, INC.
FABIAN, CLAUDIA L.
FACT FINDERS GROUP, INC.
FAGAN, MARK
FAIRBANKS, LILA
FAIRBANKS SCALES
FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FAIRFIELD INN BY MARRIOTT
FAIRLEY, DARYL G.
FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
FALCON, JOSE
FALLS, VALERIE
FALY, OLUSLODA
FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER, INC.
FAMILY IN FAITH LUTHERN CHURCH
FANNON, TREVOR
FARGHER, CYNTHIA
FARKAS, NANCY M.
FARLEY, SANQUANITA, ET AL
FARM KING SUPPLIES
FARMER, SENOVIA
FARMER, SHANNON D.
FARMERS STATE BANK
FARNSWORTH, KRISTINE
FARRAR, DOMINICK
FASHION FIRST D/B/A IN STOCK SUPPLY
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FAST ENTERPRISES, LLC
FASTECH SERVICES, INC.
FASULA, KIMBERLY
FATEMI, GHAZALA
FAULKNER, MICHAEL
FAULKNER, STEVE
FAVELA, MARIA
FAWCETT, SHREAN & FAWCETT, CASEY
FAYETTE, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
FEDERATED BANK
FEGGINS, LEABUA L.
FELDER, ANTHONY
FELDMAN, BRAD
FELDMEIER, NEIL G.
FELLS, JUJUAN L.
FELTEN, KENNETH
FELTON, KEVIN
FERGUS, MELISSA
FERGUSON, DIONE D.
FERNANDEZ, JOSE
FERNANDEZ, JUAN & SUAREZ, SANDRA
FERNANDEZ, REY J.
FERNANDEZ, TONY
FERNANDEZ-RUBLE, PAMELA
FERRELLGAS
FERRICK, JOHN
FERRIS, STEVE W.
FERRO, JANE
FETTERER, SAMANTHA
FIAONI, CORY
FIELDMAN, SHELLEY
FIELDS, HENIKEN
FIELDS, JOHN
FIELDS, LAUREN J.
FIELDS, NATHSON EDGAR
FIELDS, RODNEY
FIELDS, TAMECA
FIELDS, WALTER
FIERROS, EDER
FIFTH STREET PARTNERSHIP
FIGUEROA, ALVARDO A.
FIGUEROA, DAVID
FIGUEROA, GABRIEL
FIGUEROA, GILBERTO
FIGUEROA MARIO
FIGUEROA, PEDRO
FIGUEROA, RAUL
FIKES, ARMELLA
FINCH, ASHLEY
FINISH LINE FORD
FINLEY, RODRICK
FINNEY. BENJAMIN H
FIORENZO, JOHN J.
FIORI, ELIZABETH
FIORITO, CARL
FIRDAUSI, MOHAMMED
FIRESIDE WEST OF DELAWARE, LLC D/B/A HILTON LISLE/NAPERVILLE
FIRST ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP, INC.
FISCHER, CHRISTINA
FISHER, ALICIA
FISHER, DENNARIUS
FISHER, JOYCE A.
FISHER SWALE NICHOLSON EYE CENTER
FITCH, RUTHYE
FITZGERALD, WENDY L.
FITZPATRICK, DONNELL
FIVE STAR SERVICES, INC.
F.J. MURPHY & SON, INC.
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42 F.J. MURPHY & SON, INC.
FLAGG, VANESSA
FLAKES, BRIDGETT
FLAKES, GIRTHA L.
FLATT, NICHOLAS
FLEETWOOD, JEREMY D.
FLEISHER, HELEN Z.
FLEMING, MICHELLE
FLEMING, NECOLE
FLEMING, VERNELL
FLEMINGS, MARVIN
FLOOD, TIMOTHY
FLORA, DONNELL
FLORENCE, MICHELLE M.
FLORES, ALFREDO
FLORES, CHRISTOPHER
FLORES, ERIC
FLORES, JESUS M.
FLORES, JOSE A.
FLORES, JOSE J.
FLORES, KEVIN
FLORES, MARCELA
FLORES, NORMA
FLORES, NORMA & HERNANDEZ, RICARDO
FLORES, ROSE MARIE
FLOWER GARDEN DAYCARE
FLOWERS, BOBBY JOE
FLOWERS, LEONARD JR.
FLOWERS, LEONARD JR.
FLOYD, LASHONDA
FLOYD, LASHONDA D.
FLOYD, LUCILLE
FLOYD, MARVIN
FLUKER, YVONNE R.
FOERSTER, REBEKAH
FOILES, ROBERT
FOLEY, COLLEEN
FOLEY, MICHAEL S.
FOLK, CHRISTOPHER
FOLLETT'S KKC BOOKSTORE
FOLTA, ADAM
FOMBY, CHRISTOPHER
FONDREN, RONNY
FONTANA, SHIRLEY A.
FOOT & ANKLE ASSOCIATES
FORAL, BRIAN S.
FORD & HARRISON, LLP
FORD, BOBBIE JEAN
FORD, DOROTHY
FORD, IVAN M.
FORD, JAMES K. JR.
FORD, LILLIE
FORD, MONA
FORD SQUARE OF MT. VERNON, LTD.
FOREMAN, KAREN L.
FOREMAN, ROBERT G.
FOREST PARK MEDICAL CLINIC
FORESTA, ANTHONY F.
FORMELLA, JOHN
FORMS DESIGN PLUS/COLEMAN PRINTING COMPANY
FORSETH, DOUGLAS J.
FORSYTH, ROBERT J II
FORT, LARRY
FORYS, VICTOR A.
FOSSEY, STEPHANIE
FOSTER, ANTHONY
FOSTER, BEA E.
FOSTER, MARIA
FOSTER, MARIA F.
FOSTER, MARY
FOSTER, TATIANNA
FOSTER, TODD
FOSTER, XAVIER; & BROWN, LATORIA M.
FOUCHIA ANDREA
FOUNTAIN, RICKY
FOUTE, JOHN D.
FOUTS, KATHY
FOWLER, GLADYS A.
FOWLER, KARLENE
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43 FOWLER, TALEESHA
FOWLKES, MICHELLE C,
FOX, ANDRE
FOX, DENICO
FOX, ERNEST A., III
FOX, FERRO
FOX RIVER FOODS, INC.
FOX, ROBERT
FOX VALLEY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY, INC.
FOX VALLEY VETERINARY HOSP. PC
FRADE-PEREZ, OCTAVIO R.
FRANCIS, LLOYD R. IV
FRANCO, JOSE
FRANK, CANAAN
FRANKLIN, BELBIN
FRANKLIN, BRENDA
FRANKLIN, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
FRANKLIN, DEANTRELL
FRANKLIN, HAROLD O.
FRANKLIN, MARY
FRANKLIN, MICHAEL
FRANKLIN, MICHAEL
FRANKLIN, OLIVER E.
FRANKLIN, RITA
FRANKLIN, TYREE
FRANKLIN, TYRONE
FRANKLIN-JOHNSON, VERSIE
FRANKLIN-WILLIAMSON BI-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
FRANTAL, WENDY A.
FRASER, JOSHUA
FRAZIER, JARVIS
FREE, CHRISTOPHER J.
FREEBORN & PETERS, LLP.
FREEBORN & PETERS, LLP
FREEMAN, ALONZO
FREEMAN, BRANDE
FREEMAN, CAROL
FREEMAN, ERNEST JR.
FREEMAN, JAMES
FREESMEYER, JASON L.
FRETT, BRIGITTE A.
FRICKS, CLARENCE
FRIEDEN, MICHAEL K.
FRIEDRICH AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY
FRISCH, RENEE
FRITTS, JACK
FROEMEL, RACHEL
FROST, CHRISTI LYNN
FROST, CHRISTI M.
FROST, KATHERINE
FRUGO, JOHN T. JR.
FRUSTINI, ROBERT P.
FRY, BRYAN
FUENTES, ANTONIO
FUENTES, ENRIQUE GARCIA
FUENTES, MARIA
FUENTES, VERONICA
FUENTES, VICTORINO JR.
FULCHER, SYLVESTER
FULCHER, SYLVESTER
FULLER, D'ANDRE
FULLER, DAVID
FULLER, VICTOR L.
FULLERTON, ANDREW J.
FULLILOVE, DOROTHY
FULLILOVE, FRANK
FULLINGTON, BRANDON D.
FULOP, HANNAH
FUMBANKS, RASHAUN
FUNCHES, ALFORD
FUNCHES, PATRICIA
FUNCHES, TATANISHA
FUNCHES, VIVIAN
FUNNEMAN, III, DONALD S.
FURNELL, HARVEY
GA PRECISION
GABELHAUSEN, DAYLEE B.
GAC, MARK
GAINES, ALVIN
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GALAN, EPIGMENIO
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GALAVIZ, JOSE SR.
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GALESBURG ELECTRIC IND/SUPPLY, INC.
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GALLATIN, COUNTY OF, TREASURE
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GALLAUER, JOHN A.
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GALLAWAY, COLLEEN E.
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GALLEGOS, CARLOS
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GALLEGOS, FREDDIE
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GALLEGOS, JABEL
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GALLET, CHRISTOPHER
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GALLOWAY, ARMOND
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GALLOWAY, SUSAN M.
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GALLS AN ARAMARK COMPANY, LLC
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GALTNEY, CYNTHIA
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GALVAN, BEATRIZ
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GALVAN, JAIME
08CV4490
GALVAN, JUAN
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GALVEZ, HUMBERTO
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GAMBLE, FLOYD B.
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GAMEZ, LUIS
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GAMEZ-RODRIGUEZ, BELINDA
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GANDHI, SIMA
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GANNETT FLEMING, INC.
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GANO, SHAWN
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GAONA, YADIRA
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GARCIA, ADAM
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GARCIA, ANNABELLA
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GARCIA, DAVID A.
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GARCIA, GERALDO JR.
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GARCIA, GUADALUPE & GARCIA, PATRICIA
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GARCIA, ISAIAS
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GARCIA, ISRAEL
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GARCIA, JESSICA
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GARCIA, JORGE
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GARCIA, JOSE M.
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GARCIA, JOSE R.
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GARCIA, LUIS
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GARCIA, MANUEL
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GARCIA, MANUELA
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GARCIA, NATALIE
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GARCIA, NOELIA; &CORONA, ALBERTO
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GARCIA, ROLANDO
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GARCIA, RUBY
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GARCIA, VICTOR
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GARCIA-GAWLIK, CARMEN I.
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GARDA CL GREAT LAKES, INC.
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10CC1885
10CC1886
GARDEA, GONZALO
10CV5706
GARDLEY, JEROME
10CV3846
GARDNER, DESIREE
11CV0687
GARDNER, DON E.
10CV1865
GARDNER, EARL
09CV2486
GARDNER, HAROLD
09CV3605
GARDNER, MARCUS P.
11CV1257
GARDNER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC., INC.
10CC2888
GARDNER, RODRICK
10CV4549
GARDNER, ROY D.
10CV4070
GARDNER, STEVEN L.
10CV5563
GARDUNO, ESTHER
10CV2052
GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC.
11CC0214
45 GAREDA DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SERVICES, INC.
GARLAND, ANTHONY
GARLITS, PHOENIX
GARLOVSKY, ELIZABETH
GARMON, JESSE C
GARNER, KEITH
GARRETT, ANDRE
GARRETT, CANDACE
GARRETT, MARTY
GARRETTE, WILBERT
GARRON, TORI & RAMEY, GINA
GARTNER, CARA
GARY MANUFACTURING, INC.
GARZA, CYNTHIA
GARZA-COUCH, SANDRA
GASCA, FERNANDO
GASKILL, RYAN
GASTON, ARLENE
GASTON, SAQUANE
GASTROENTEROLOGY CONSULT OF LIBERTYVILLE
GATES, ALDEN L.
GATES, MARCIA
GATES, MARCIA L.
GATEWAY FOUNDATION
GATEWAY FOUNDATION
GATEWAY FOUNDATION
GATICA, RENE
GATLIN, MICHAEL ANGELO
GATLIN, RANDY
GAUNTY, STEVEN A.
GAVIETA, RODION
GAYE, ABRAHAM
GAYFIELD, BEULAH
GAYTAN, CINTHIA
GEARY, JAMES E. JR.
GEBRMARIAM, SAMSON
GEE, NICOLE
GEE, NICOLE
GEE, NICOLE
GEE, PATRICK
GEENEN, BRIDGET
GELBUDA, LAURA A.
GELLER, JEFFREY
GELLER, JEFFREY
GENE FUNK'S MORRIS TRAILER SALES, INC.
GENERAL CASUALTY COMPANY A/S/O RP LUMBER COMPANY
GENTIVA HEALTH SERVICES
GENTRY, JUSTIN C.
GENTRY, MARLINA
GEORGE E. RYDMAN & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
GEORGE, OLASOMI
GERGANS, GREGORY A., M.D.
GERMANN, ANTHONY
GERMANTOWN EGG FARM
GERMANY, LYNETTE
GERMBUSTERS
GERSKY, CYNTHIA
GERVACIO, JOSE
GETRONICSWANG COMPANY, LLC
GETTER, ANTHONY
GETTY, ALEXANDER
GETZ FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY
GIACOMAZZO, PETER
GIACOMETTI, ELEANOR L.
GIBBONS, CHRISTOPHRER W.
GIBBS, ASHLEY
GIBBS, GARY L.
GIBBS, LINDSEY
GIBSON, GEORGIA
GIBSON, GEORGIA
GIBSON, KENNETH L.
GIBSON, LINDA
GIBSON, LUTRECIA
GIBSON, NICHOLE
GIBSON, NICHOLE
11CC0292
10CV4619
11CV2125
10CV3436
10CV4402
10CV4403
09CC1683
10CV1866
11CV0228
11CV3892
10CV2319
11CV0649
09CV3699
09CV0116
10CC2440
11CV0636
10CV1922
11CV0158
08CV3938
09CV5818
11CV4032
10CC3162
10CV3101
07CC0109
07CC0108
10CC2845
10CC2895
10CC2898
10CV3608
01CC2009
09CV2069
09CV4174
09CV3727
10CV3795
10CV3796
10CV5034
09CV2015
10CV4875
10CV2106
10CV2107
10CV2108
10CV5564
10CV2700
11CV2046
10CC3718
10CC3926
10CC2497
07CC0519
09CC0452
09CC0490
10CC1631
10CC2040
10CC2043
09CV4629
07CV2012
10CC3894
10CV3755
06CC3370
11CV1193
10CC2551
10CV2541
11CC0443
10CV3102
10CV5733
07CC0516
10CV4582
09CV4796
10CC0827
11CC2786
10CC3973
06CV2818
10CV3283
10CV4426
10CV4055
11CV3433
11CV3869
10CV5092
10CV1457
10CV5168
09CV5078
09CV5116
46 GIBSON, ROBERT A. III
GIL, KRYSTYNA
GILBERT, MATTIE
GILBERT, OMARR
GILBERT-FIELDS, GLENDA D.
GILDERSLEEVE, MELISSA I.
GILDON, DENISE
GILFORD, TONY
GILL, CHERISE M.
GILL, CHERISE M.
GILL, JOHN
GILLESPIE, BRENDA
GILLESPIE, JOANNE
GILLOM, NONA
GILLS, LASHONDA
GILMORE, ESTHER LEE
GILMORE, JULIE R.
GILMORE, TERRY
GILMORE, ZACHARY
GILMORE, ZACHARY L.
GINGER, HEATHER
GIPSON, CHARLES
GIPSON, DARRYL
GIPSON, KYLE
GIPSON, LARRY
GIVENS, SUNNY
GJECI, GAZMEND
GLADER, MAXIMILLIAN
GLADWELL, TARA
GLADWELL, TARA
GLASER, SARA D.
GLASPIE, JOYCE
GLASPIE, JOYCE
GLASS, AVERILL
GLASS, BRYANT C. JR.
GLASS, SENQUE
GLENBARD TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT #87
GLENKIRK
GLENKIRK
GLENKIRK
GLENKIRK
GLENN, DENISE A.
GLENN, GLORIOUS
GLINSKY, ADAM
GLOBE MEDICAL-SURGICAL SUPPLY
GLODO, RODNEY W.
GLOVE USA, INC.
GLOVER, ANTOINE
GLOVER, JAMES H.
GOACHER, NICHOLAS
GOCHENOZIR, CINDY
GODARD, DERRICK
GODBY, MICHAEL
GODDARD, GEORGE
GODINEZ, ADRIAN
GODINEZ, EDUARDO
GODSEY, MARIA
GOEBEL FORMING, INC.
GOEHL, THEODORE E. III
GOERTZEN, JENIFER
GOINS, PATRICIA
GOLD WATER INDUSTRIES, INC.
GOLDEN, ANDRE SR.
GOLDEN, ANTOINE
GOLDEN, ETHEL
GOLDEN, JEROME
GOLDSMITH, MICHELLE
GOLDSTEIN, SANDOR
GOLEMBECK REPORTING SERVICE
GOLF MAINE, PARK DISTRICT
GOLNIEWICZ, FRANCIS X. IV
GOMER, ANATOLIY
GOMEZ, ANTONIO E.
GOMEZ, ARMANDO SOTO
GOMEZ, DANIEL
GOMEZ, DIANNA
GOMEZ, JORGE
GOMEZ, MARC V.
GOMEZ, REYNOLDO
GONNIGAN, JEROME
11CV0539
08CV5860
11CV0688
10CV3421
10CV1732
10CV2997
10CV3038
08CV5025
10CV3079
10CV3080
10CV4230
08CC2483
10CV1310
11CV3261
11CV0933
10CV4949
11CV1568
11CV1045
11CV1603
11CV1546
10CV5169
10CV3191
10CV3558
10CV4443
10CV0708
09CV5465
10CV0344
10CV4654
11CV0210
11CV0211
10CV3687
10CV5134
11CV3441
11CV3814
11CV3813
11CV0229
10CC2521
09CC2872
09CC2885
09CC3190
10CC0188
11CV1194
11CV2869
09CV6446
10CC3807
10CV2111
10CC1017
10CV3103
10CV3688
10CV3019
10CC3577
11CV0798
10CV5766
02CC5333
08CV5515
10CV1769
05CV4548
09CC3116
11CV1633
11CV0566
07CV5183
10CC2900
11CV2396
09CV5926
10CV4273
08CC0872
11CV1330
11CC1734
10CC1284
10CC3473
11CC2935
11CV1025
10CC3169
09CV5376
10CV2767
10CV5094
11CV1068
10CV4072
10CV5059
10CV2613
11CV1160
47 GONNIGAN, MARY
GONZAGA, MARIA G.
GONZAGA, MARIA G.
GONZALES, EDUARDO
GONZALES, LEONIDES A.
GONZALEZ, ALEXANDER
GONZALEZ, AMBER
GONZALEZ, BENJAMIN
GONZALEZ, BIRGEN
GONZALEZ, FREDERICK
GONZALEZ, FREDERICK
GONZALEZ, JONATHAN
GONZALEZ, JOSE
GONZALEZ, JOSE
GONZALEZ, JUANA
GONZALEZ, LAURA L.
GONZALEZ, LAURA L.
GONZALEZ, LEONARDO
GONZALEZ, LINO SOTO
GONZALEZ, LORENZO
GONZALEZ, MARIA A.
GONZALEZ, MORGAN
GONZALEZ, OSCAR
GONZALEZ, SANDRA
GONZALEZ, SEBASTIAN A.
GONZALEZ, SONIA
GONZALEZ, STACEY
GONZALEZ, VICTOR
GONZALEZ-DE ROMERO, SILVIA
GOOD ELECTRIC, INC.
GOOD, LASHAWN
GOOD, LASHAWN D.
GOOD SAMARITAN REGIONAL
GOOD SHEPHERD MANOR
GOODE, PATRICK
GOODEN, ANTONIO
GOODEN, AQUEELA
GOODEN, LARRY
GOODEN, STACEY W.
GOODMAN, DARYLE
GOODMAN, JESSICA
GOODMAN, MICHAEL T.
GOODS, JAMIL L.
GOODSON, LAMONT
GOODWIN, BRADLEY
GOODWIN, JUANITA
GORANOV, HRISTOV
GORDA CL GREAT LAKES, INC.
GORDON FOOD SERVICE
GORDON FOOD SERVICE
GORDON, SUDIE
GORE-TURNER, NAKINA
GORSKI, MARIUSZ
GOSA, JULIETTE
GOSA, JULIETTE
GOSS, DIANNE L.
GOSTAFSON, LEE J.
GOSTON, ALICIA & BINGHAM, RUBY
GOULAKOS, ROSEMARY L.
GOVE, SONIA
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O CYTHIA TOMEI
GOWEN, CALEB J.
GRAEFE, MICHELLE
GRAEFNITZ, DEBORAH
GRAFTON, CITY OF
GRAFTON, CITY OF
GRAHAM, ASHLEY
GRAHAM, BERNARD
GRAHAM MEDICAL GROUP
GRAHAM, QUEEN
GRAINCO FS, INC.
GRAINGER
GRAINGER
GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY
GRANDBERRY, EDGAR
GRANDEL, DIANA
GRANDEL, DIANA L.
GRANT, GARY M.
10CV0578
10CV5035
10CV5708
11CV1298
09CV5057
08CV5466
10CV0469
11CV3747
10CV3486
11CV0904
11CV2402
08CV2611
09CV3795
10CV4851
10CV4828
09CV2827
09CV2828
10CV0194
10CV3020
10CV1550
09CV5404
11CV1935
11CV0074
10CV0877
10CV3871
09CV2215
11CV1372
10CV5135
10CV3873
10CC1764
11CV1112
10CV3104
10CC3595
11CC1000
07CV1418
10CV3847
10CV3319
03CC3346
11CC0785
11CV1431
10CV3872
10CV4680
11CV2005
10CV4056
11CV1912
11CV3286
11CV0159
10CC1887
10CC2729
10CC3928
10CV0920
10CV4183
11CV3352
11CV0880
11CV2448
10CV2673
10CC3186
11CV1504
11CV1547
10CC3970
09CC1834
10CV5182
05CV4271
10CV5471
09CC0740
09CC0741
11CV1736
08CV3322
10CC3184
10CC3208
10CC3209
10CC3210
09CV5377
11CC2205
11CC1906
11CC1907
11CC0089
10CV5472
10CV4770
11CV2679
10CV0941
48 GRANT, MARCUS
GRANT, MARIO J.
GRANT, MAURICE
GRANT, MAXWELL A.
GRANT, OVERTON
GRANT, THOMAS J.
GRAVES, KRYSTAL
GRAY, BRENDA
GRAY, CARYN
GRAY, DAMION C. JR.
GRAY, KEITH L. SR.
GRAY, TIFANI
GRAYER, JUNE M.
GRAYER, LEVARUS
GREAVY, DEBI
GREEN, AMBER
GREEN, BOBBY
GREEN, BRANDON
GREEN, JAMES
GREEN, JOHN
GREEN, JOHNATHAN
GREEN, KALVINA
GREEN, LELAND L.
GREEN, MONETTA
GREEN, RORREY
GREEN, SAMUEL
GREENE, COUNTY OF
GREENE, RAKIM
GREENE, ROGER
GREENWOOD, MARC
GREER, SAMANTHA S.
GREGORY, ANTOINETTE
GREGORY, CYNTHIA
GRENADER, VLAD
GREYER, ROSALIND & GREYER, LEOTHA
GRICE, SAMUEL
GRIDER, BRITTANY RENAE
GRIER, ADAM
GRIFFIN, CANDICE S.
GRIFFIN, CURTIS L.
GRIFFIN, DE ANGELO
GRIFFIN, DEANGELO
GRIFFIN, DUFREDERICK
GRIFFIN, HENRICK
GRIFFIN, JEREMY B
GRIFFIN, MARCELLA
GRIFFIN, REJIENA
GRIFFIN, RONDELYN P.
GRIFFIN, SHEILA S.
GRIFFIN, SONJA
GRIFFITH, KATHRYN M.
GRIFFITH, MARK
GRIFFITH, TERRI
GROGAN, PATRICIA ANN
GROLL, MARY K.
GROSS, SAMANTHA J.
GROSS, TOBY AKA COLLINS, JAMES
GROSSI, TORY A.
GROSSMAN, PATRICK
GROUCHTCHAK, OREST
GROUP FOX, INC.
GROVE, MARY LOU
GROVES, LASHAWTA
GRUENWALD, LAURA
GRUENWALD, LAURA
GRUHL, WENDY
GRUNDY, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
GRZESIAK, LORI
GRZYCH, ADAM M.
GUARD SERVICES, INC.
GUDEW, KRISTINA
GUERRA, ANJELICA
GUERRA GUZMAN, OSCAR
GUERRA, JOSE M.
GUERRA, RUBEN
GUERRERO, FRANCISCO
GUERRERO, GANDY
GUEST, FELICIA
GUIBAULT, BRITTANY
GUIGLI, DAWN
GUILDHALLS
08CV4955
10CV0714
11CV1913
10CV5183
11CV1793
10CV4274
10CV5566
10CC2773
10CV4876
10CV3716
10CV4213
10CV4275
11CV2923
09CV3453
11CC0735
10CV5373
10CV2963
11CV1604
09CV5197
10CV4474
09CV5640
11CV3198
11CV0045
10CV0346
10CV4950
10CV3192
10CC0617
11CV1395
09CV6352
10CV5591
11CV0427
10CV1225
09CV4405
10CV5320
06CV0341
10CV3058
11CC1373
11CV1432
10CV3260
07CV4196
09CV3968
10CV5629
10CV2793
10CV1226
10CV1970
11CV3288
10CV1424
10CV4214
10CV1971
11CV0609
10CV4100
09CV6160
10CV4747
10CC2422
10CV3964
10CV3108
06CC0318
10CV5413
10CV2194
09CV6207
10CC2594
11CC1022
11CV0412
10CV4277
10CV4278
10CC3989
11CC0761
09CV4608
11CV3104
10CC3715
10CV5524
10CV2568
11CV0817
11CV1737
09CV5328
11CV0353
10CV4279
11CC1147
11CV0044
08CV4471
10CC3040
49 GUILLEN, MARIA E., BUTRON, MOLGES & MARTINEZ, ANGELICA
GULLEY, EDITH J.
GULLEY, GEORGE G.
GUNN, MICHELLE
GUNN, NATASHA
GUNN, ROBERT E. JR.
GUNNING, EDWARD
GUOLZEVICIENE, DALIA
GURSOY, VICKI
GURUNG, BISHNU
GURUNG, NIRMALA
GURZAKOVIC, DEZMAL
GUSHINIERE, GERALD
GUSTAFSON, MELISSA
GUSTAFSON, MELISSA
GUSTAFSON, MELISSA
GUSTAFSON, MELISSA
GUTIERREZ, ANGEL
GUTIERREZ, GREGORIO
GUTIERREZ, JENNIFER
GUTIERREZ, MAX G.
GUTIERREZ, MAX G.
GUTIERREZ, MAX G.
GUTIERREZ, SANTOS
GUTIERREZ, TOMAS
GUY, DOROTHY J.
GUZMAN, ANTHONY
GUZMAN, FRANCISCO
GUZMAN, JORGE
GUZMAN, MARIA
GUZMAN, MARIA
GUZMAN, MARIA
GUZMAN, MARIA
GUZMAN, MILTON
G.W.BERKHEIMER COMPANY, INC.
H. ADAMS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
THE H GROUP, B.B.T., INC.
HAAN, CURTIS C.
HABAS, BRANDY R.
HACKER, TROY D.
HACKNER, MARTELL O.
HADDAD, KHALIL
HADNOT, JAMES
HADNOT, LEON
HADNOT, PAULA
HAFF, ALEXANDER M.
HAGAR, JANA K.
HAGAR, LIBAN
HAGSTROM, ROSANNA
HAHN, ANDREW P.
HAHN, DANIELLE
HAHN, DANIELLE
HAIDAR, MONICA
HAIDAR, MONICA
HALE, RAISA
HALE, ROBERT A.
HALEY, ARCELL
HALEY, TUEWANNADA
HALL, DESTINEE B.
HALL, DURELLE J.
HALL, FABIAN L.
HALL, GLYNN R.
HALL III, DAMON C
HALL, MICHAEL
HALL, MICHAEL
HALL, MICHAEL
HALL, PAMELA Y.
HALL, THOMAS A.
HALLENBECK, KERRY J.
HALLER, JAMES R.
HALLIN, KELLY A.
HALL-LAWTON, BETTY J
HALLMARK HOUSE NURSING CENTER
HALLOM, ELLA
HALLSTEAD, STEPHAN
HALOVANIC, STEPHANIE
HALPERN SEGAL, COMPANY
HALSTED, FRED
10CV5321
10CV4199
10CV4795
11CV2126
11CC0425
10CV5525
10CV3039
10CV1811
11CV2127
10CV4519
10CV4520
08CV5537
10CV5794
10CV5506
10CV5507
10CV5508
10CV5509
11CV3748
11CV1937
10CV4636
10CV4748
10CV4749
10CV4750
09CV5058
10CV1868
05CV4769
10CV1316
08CV4329
11CV0760
11CV0816
11CV1884
11CV2791
11CV2792
09CV6161
10CC2473
10CC2530
10CC2732
11CC0777
10CC3712
10CC3713
10CV1228
10CV5256
09CV1189
09CV5329
10CV2866
11CV1258
10CV3987
11CV1698
10CV1721
10CV2960
10CV4751
11CC0644
09CV4609
05CV3110
05CV3111
10CV5184
10CV5185
10CV4304
10CV0647
11CV2852
10CV3609
10CV3021
10CV2126
11CV1505
10CV3345
10CC2279
10CC0284
10CC0313
10CV2127
11CV0497
11CV2557
09CV5306
10CV3689
11CV1938
08CC2748
10CC2937
10CV1770
10CV1639
11CV2419
10CC2285
11CV0610
50 HAMILTON, CALVIN
HAMILTON, CARY
HAMILTON, CITY OF, HAMILTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
HAMILTON, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
HAMILTON, JOSHUA
HAMILTON, KENNETH E.
HAMILTON, PHILLIP
HAMILTON, ROY
HAMMOND, DENNIS R. & LENORA G. HAMMOND
HAMMOND, JEANNIE
HAMMOND, JENNIFER
HAMMOND, ROSSANN
HAMMOND, TAMIKA
HAMMONDS, GERI LYNN
HAMPTON, CARL
HAMPTON INN
HAMPTON INN & SUITES
HAMPTON INN & SUITES NORTH SHORE
HAMPTON, JESSICA
HAMPTON, LAKEYA
HAMPTON, LENZINI & RENWICK, INC.
HAMPTON, RACHELLA
HAMPTON, TONY
HAMSTRA, DONALD; & HAMSTRA, JOYCE
HANCOCK, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
HAND, BRITTANY M.
HANDEV, LUBOMIR O.
HANDY, DION A.
HANK, WILLIAM
HANKS, RACHEL H.
HANNAN, ROBERT C.
HANNER, TED E.
HANNOON, BASHAR F. A.
HANS & SONS
HANSBROUGH, TORREY
HANSON, DAMION A.
HANYZEWSKI, TYLER
HAPANOVICH, INGRID
THE HARBOUR, INC.
THE HARBOUR, INC.
THE HARBOUR, INC.
THE HARBOUR, INC.
THE HARBOUR, INC.
THE HARBOUR, INC.
HARDESTY, DIANATHA
HARDING, KEMELA
HARDING, RODNEY
HARDMAN, CARL B.
HARDNEY, CHARLES
HARDY, JENIFER
HARDY, NICOLE
HARDY, SILVIA
HARDY, YOSHEENA
HARLESS, MICHAEL E.
HARMON, RUSSELL
HARPER, CARMEN
HARPER, CAROL
HARPER, DARYL J.
HARPER, JULIE REA
HARPER, RODNEY
HARRAR, RICHARD
HARRELL, BOBBY
HARRELL, JOSHUA
HARRIS, AMY
HARRIS, ANGELA
HARRIS, BARBARA
HARRIS, CAMEO
HARRIS, CHRISTINE
HARRIS, CRAWFORD
HARRIS, DEMETRIUS
HARRIS, DENNIS L.
HARRIS, DEVELL
HARRIS, DIONNE
HARRIS, DONALD P. JR.
HARRIS, ESSIE
HARRIS GREEN, CIBA D.
HARRIS, HENRY
HARRIS, JAMES
HARRIS, JANICE
HARRIS, KATRINA S.
HARRIS, KEVIN
10CV5287
10CV2054
10CC2414
10CC0640
10CV4852
06CV6167
10CV4655
11CV1396
00CC4576
11CV0482
10CV1400
10CV3988
10CC3838
10CV2674
06CV5961
11CC0992
10CC1062
10CC2993
10CV2343
10CV4772
10CC3387
10CV2815
10CV5567
09CV5907
10CC0541
10CV3422
11CV1481
10CV2719
10CC2641
11CV1196
10CV3774
10CV1267
10CV4656
10CC1073
10CV4231
09CV5521
10CV2006
11CV0354
11CC0448
11CC0449
11CC0690
11CC0720
11CC0721
11CC0722
11CV0611
10CV4073
11CV0293
03CC0498
09CV3087
09CC2608
10CV2375
10CV3874
10CV2128
09CC0461
11CV1090
11CV0076
10CV2569
11CV0568
11CC1778
10CC2558
10CV4774
10CV2769
09CV5677
06CV0698
11CC0866
10CV1402
11CV1448
10CV3467
06CC0195
10CV1146
03CC1432
08CV2721
10CV5630
11CC2116
10CV1147
11CV1114
08CV3703
08CV3131
10CV3857
10CV2160
10CV2964
51 HARRIS, LAWANDA
HARRIS, LEVI S.
HARRIS, MARY ANN
HARRIS, NATASHA
HARRIS, OLUSEYI
HARRIS, RICHARD
HARRIS, SIERRA
HARRIS, SIERRA
HARRIS, TANIKA
HARRIS, VALERIE
HARRIS, WALTER JR.
HARRISON, DEBRA
HARRISON, DELORIS
HARRISON, JOE
HARRISON, ROBERT
HARRISON, SAMMIE L. JR.
HARRISON, STEVE W.
HARROP, JENNY
HART, JESSICA A.
HART, ROSALIND
HART, SOUTHWORTH & WITSMAN
HART, WYONNA
HARTFIELD, ROCHELLE
HARTMAN, DAWN M.
HARTMAN, KELLIE
HARVEY, DEARYAL
HARVEY, GLORIA
HARVEY, GLORIA
HARVEY, HENRY
HARVEY, IKESHIA
HARVEY, PARK DISTRICT
HARYANI, VIJAY M. MD.
HASANBEGOVIC, KENAN
HASTINGS, DAWN
HATCH, JESSE M.
HATTEN, CONNIE E.
HATTEN, CRAIG
HATTON, HILARY
HAUCK, DIANA
HAUGABOOK, SEQUANDA
HAUPTMAN, JOHN C.
HAVE A HEART HOMEMAKER SERVICES, LTD.
HAWKINS, ANDREW JR.
HAWKINS, DECARLOS
HAWKINS, JARED
HAWKINS, MICHAEL S.
HAWKINS, PATRICIA
HAWKINS, SHAWNTEL
HAYES, BRENT E.
HAYES, HEATHER
HAYES, KERMIT
HAYES, MICHAEL
HAYES, MICHELLE
HAYES PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY
HAYFORD, CAROL A.
HAYNE, HOLLY
HAYNES, ROOSEVELT JR.
HAYNES, SHIRLEY A.
HAYWOOD, DORITA H.
HAYWOOD, LUTHER
HAYWOOD, MARQUIS
HAYWOOD, SHERITA
HAYWOOD, STANLEY SR.
HAYWOOD, SYLVESTER
HAZLETT, STEVE
HEADY, CARL
HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, LTD.
HEALTH SERVICES CONSULTANTS
HEALTHCARE ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS
HEALY, MAUREEN C.
HEANEY, KRYSTA K.
HEARN, AMONDO
HEARTLAND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
HEARTLAND HEALTH OUTREACH
HEARTLAND HUMAN CARE SERVICES, INC.
HEARTLAND RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES
HEARTLAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
HEATH, CLIFFORD
HEATHERTON, BRIAN, PHD
11CV0612
11CC2499
10CV5568
10CV4184
10CV5767
09CV0729
11CC1781
11CC1782
10CV4325
10CC2792
11CV1829
11CC0572
10CV4775
09CV4975
10CC3305
10CV1788
10CV3261
10CV2161
10CV4657
10CV0921
10CC2615
10CV4620
11CV2006
10CC3046
06CV5249
11CV0498
11CV0160
11CV0161
10CC0769
10CV1870
07CC1857
11CC2315
10CC3977
11CV3373
07CC0373
10CV2867
11CV1797
09CV0423
11CV1161
10CV2720
11CV1739
10CC3613
10CV3989
11CV0637
09CV3886
10CV3944
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11CV0162
11CV0818
10CC3974
09CV5573
10CV5220
11CV2129
10CC1387
10CV5796
10CV5002
10CV2998
11CV2580
10CV2824
11CV2331
10CV5061
10CV2570
08CV5027
11CV1197
10CV4724
10CV4583
10CC3787
10CC3790
09CC3187
10CC1433
10CC2735
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11CC1273
09CV2512
11CC0717
10CC2000
11CC0625
10CC2392
10CC0722
11CV2473
10CC0476
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HEAVEN IS A PLAYGROUND CHILDCARE
HEAVLIN, DEBRA
HEBERT, MEGAN L.
HEDDEN, MIKE
HEDDEN, MIKE
HEDDEN, MIKE
HEDDEN, MIKE
HEDDEN, MYNA
HEDDEN, PATRICIA J.
HEDEGAARD, KRISSY
HEIKE, KENNETH
HEISEY, JORDAN L.
HEISLEY, GENEVIEVE
HELCK, ELIZABETH G.
HELDING, PHILLIP
HELDING, PHILLIP
HELMS, LUCAS
HELMS, MICHELLE
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELP AT HOME, INC.
HELPING HAND CENTER
HELPING HAND REHABILITATION CENTER
HELSTERN, JAY E.
HEMMING, DONALD R. JR.
HEMPEL, LAURA
HEMPHILL, KIMBERLY D.
HENDERSON, JOHNNIE
HENDERSON, JOHNNY
HENDERSON, LA ROY
HENDERSON, MICHAEL A.
HENDERSON, TAMMIE S.
HENDERSON, TYRONE T.
HENDERSON, URSULA R.
HENDERSON, VALENTINO
HENDRICKS, ADAM E.
HENDRICKS, ANGELA
HENDRICKS, ANGELA
HENDRICKS, BRIANNA
HENDRICKS, DEANA
HENDRICKS, TARA
HENDRICKSON, HAROLD R.
HENDRICKSON, SEAN
HENDRICKSON, TIFFANY J.
HENDRICKSON, TIFFANY J.
HENLEY, TATANISHA
HENLEY, TYRAN
HENNINGS, YVONNE
HENRIQUEZ, ARTURO
HENRY, CHARLOTTE
HENRY, DARWIN
HENRY, STAFFORD C., M.D.
HENRY'S SOBER LIVING HOUSE
HENZ, CAROL
HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION
HERBERT, JAMES
HERKERT, AMELIA L.
HERMSEN, CHELSIE A.
HERNANDEZ, AARON
HERNANDEZ, ADALBERTO
HERNANDEZ, ALEJANDRO
HERNANDEZ, ALEXIS
10CV5136
11CC2388
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10CV5569
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11CV3500
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11CV3501
11CC0825
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10CV5022
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10CC3485
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10CV2224
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10CC0072
10CC0279
10CC0494
10CC0495
10CC2503
10CC2653
10CC2855
10CC2940
10CC3591
10CC3905
11CC1974
11CC1663
10CC2585
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10CV5665
10CC2105
10CV1268
07CC1496
08CV4472
10CV5257
10CV1352
10CV2868
07CV1776
10CV4200
11CV1182
11CV1433
11CV2273
11CV3291
08CV5440
01CC0278
11CV1483
08CC3201
10CC2933
11CV2202
11CV2203
10CV4028
08CV5151
10CV3990
08CV5313
08CV4656
11CV2967
10CC3753
10CC3069
10CC3070
10CV5288
10CC0198
10CC0199
10CC2963
10CC3152
10CC3839
10CC3878
10CC3889
11CC2053
11CC2055
10CV5062
11CV1484
10CC0051
11CV0594
11CV0881
11CC0429
10CV3400
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HERNANDEZ, ANIBAL J.
HERNANDEZ, ANNA
HERNANDEZ, ANNA
HERNANDEZ, BONFACIO
HERNANDEZ, BRITTNEY
HERNANDEZ, CESAR
HERNANDEZ, CONSTANTINO
HERNANDEZ, CRISTINA
HERNANDEZ, DEANA M.
HERNANDEZ, ENEDINA
HERNANDEZ, ERIC
HERNANDEZ, FELIX
HERNANDEZ, HERIBERTO
HERNANDEZ, IVAN
HERNANDEZ, JUANA
HERNANDEZ, KENNETH M.
HERNANDEZ, LORENA
HERNANDEZ, MICHAEL A.; BURGOS, LIZA M.
HERNANDEZ, MIGUEL
HERNANDEZ, OSCAR
HERNANDEZ, RAFAEL
HERNANDEZ, RAUL A.
HERNANDEZ, REYNALDO
HERNANDEZ, RICARDO
HERNANDEZ, SABAS
HERNANDEZ, STEVEN
HERNANDEZ, YOLANDA & DOMINQUEZ, JAVIER & BERONICA
HERNBLOM, CONTINA
HEROLD, JOSEPH J.
HERRERA, ELENA
HERRERA, JESUS T.
HERRERA, RAFAEL
HERRERA, TRISTAN
HERRIN HOSPITAL D/K/A SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HOSPITAL SERVICES
HERRMAN, HEATHER
HERRON, JESSICA A.
HERSCHER, VILLAGE OF, POLICE DEPARTMENT
HERVEY, WILLIE
HESKIN, JENNIE
HESS, JULIE
HESS, PHILLIP S.
HESS, RACHELLE R.
HEWITT, TROY
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
HEYL, ROYSTER, VOELKER & ALLEN, P.C.
H.G.D.C. CHILD CARE CENTER, INC.
HIBBLER, CHRISTOPHER
HIBLER, STEPHEN
HICA, INC.
HICKS, DOMINIQUE
HICKS, KATHY; & STRIEBY, SUE
HICKS, KRIS
HICKS-DU BOSE, CHARMYNE
HIDES, COURTNEY
HIDROGO, MARTIN
HIGGINS, ANTHONY
HIGGINS, JOSEPH
HIGHTOWER, JASMINE
HIGHWAY TECHNOLOGIES
HIGLEY-BIRDSELL, AMY
HIGLEY-BIRDSELL, AMY
HILEMAN, MARIAH
HILEMAN, SHERRY
HILL, ARTIS J. SR.
HILL, CATHERINE
HILL, CHARISSE
HILL, CHRISTOPHER A.
HILL, DARRYL
HILL, DAWN
HILL, DOROTHY
HILL, DOUGLAS
HILL, JAVIER
HILL, JESSICA
HILL, JOEY
HILL, KARLA
HILL MEADOWS
HILL, MINNIE MARIE
HILL, NATOYA
HILL, RENITTA D.
10CV3194
10CV2637
10CV3487
10CV4201
09CV6416
11CV0230
10CV5473
10CV4621
11CV3872
10CV5538
10CV5334
10CV4853
10CV5735
11CV1508
10CV3346
10CV5273
10CV2886
10CV0092
10CV0650
10CV4854
09CV6290
09CV0872
10CV5631
11CV2007
09CV4374
10CV5023
11CV2474
07CV5385
10CV3848
10CV4143
11CV0468
10CV2162
10CV4856
10CV4521
10CC3190
11CV0413
11CV2047
10CC2386
10CV4280
08CV5344
11CV2082
10CV2825
09CV6020
08CV4128
09CC2977
10CC2871
11CC0596
10CV4985
11CV0882
11CC0555
10CV3798
10CV1319
08CV6471
10CV5666
10CV2243
11CV0163
09CV2957
10CV4144
10CV5039
11CC2276
11CC2278
10CV4809
10CV5374
11CV0304
10CV4168
10CV5040
10CV4658
11CV1885
10CV3060
11CV1940
11CV0935
11CV2399
10CV2999
11CV2048
10CV3526
10CV3799
10CV3284
01CC0856
05CC0245
08CC0052
10CV2055
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HILLERY, MARIA L.
HILL-HALLGREN, KATHY
HILL-HASKINS, CHARITY L.
HILLIE, GREGORY
HILLIER STORAGE & MOVING COMPANY
HILLMAN, HURA LEE
HILST, ANTHONY
HINDE, CYNTHIA MARIE INDIVIDUALLY AND AS MOTHER OF SARA ELIZABETH
HINES, CHRIS J.
HINES, DERRICK
HINES, MARCEL T.
HINES, ROBERT
HINKAMPER, JEREMY
HINKLEY, TEHRAN
HINTON, LUKAS J.
HINTON, MONTREIS
HIPPE, ANTHONY L.
HIPSHER, PAMELA G.
HIRONS, TRENT
HISH, MITCHELL
HISRA
HLAD, CURT
HOBBS, REBECCA
HOBBS, REBECCA
HOBSON, R.D., ASSOCIATES, L.P.
HOCHERTZ, AMANDA
HOCHSTETTLER, NOAH B.
HODGES, WANDA
HODGES, WELTON
HODGKINS VENTURE
HOFELDT, DEREK
HOFFERT, ANTHONY E.
HOFFMAN, BRENDA
HOFFMAN ESTATES, PARK DISTRICT
HOFFMAN, KURT
HOGAN, LINDA SYKES
HOGAN MARREN, LTD.
HOGAN MARREN, LTD.
HOGAN WALKER, LLC
HOGAN WALKER, LLC
HOGUE, GERILYN S.
HOKE, TINA M.
HOLDER, TOSHA
HOLGUIN, CARMELA
HOLIDAY INN AURORA
HOLIDAY INN CARBONDALE
HOLIDAY INN CHICAGO MART PLAZA
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS OF MARION
HOLIDAY INN HOTEL & SUITES
HOLIDAY INN ROCKFORD
HOLLAND, DAVID C.
HOLLAND, DOUGLAS
HOLLAND, MARCUS
HOLLENBECK, STEVEN
HOLLIE, TREMIERE
HOLLINGSWORTH, KEENAN
HOLLISTER, INC.
HOLLOWAY, DELANO
HOLLOWAY, KAREN
HOLLOWAY, MELANIE
HOLLY, CHRISTOPHER
HOLMAN, VERNON L.
HOLMAN-WADE, MARCELINE
HOLMES, ALBERT L. & HINES, AMANDA
HOLMES, DARNELL JR.
HOLMES, LAURA E.
HOLMES, LINCOLN W.
HOLMES, MIA
HOLMES, MONTREAL
HOLMES, STEPHEN R.
HOLMES, WILLIE L.
HOLSTON, SHAWN
HOLT, MANQUINYELLE
HOLT, RALPH
HOLT, WILLIAM
HOLTEN, DELLACE JR
HOLTZ, DAVID JONATHAN
10CV2114
11CV0690
11CC1427
09CV3512
10CV3945
10CC1137
10CC2731
11CC0562
11CC0579
07CV1399
10CV3690
09CC2279
11CV2334
10CV4233
10CV1838
10CV5186
10CV3000
11CV1799
10CV0651
09CV2684
10CV5404
10CV2325
10CV5258
11CV2636
10CC2908
10CV4857
11CV3443
11CV3990
08CC3213
09CV5646
11CV3749
11CV0738
10CV0652
10CC0441
10CV3105
11CV1046
10CC0567
11CC1811
08CV3991
10CV0273
11CC0894
11CC3055
10CC2736
11CC0771
09CV4311
10CV3040
11CV0123
09CV1369
11CC2911
10CC2596
10CC2842
10CC3717
09CC1780
10CC2343
11CC1637
10CC2917
07CV0968
09CV3990
11CV2606
11CV2883
10CC2621
10CV4659
10CV4550
11CV1374
04CC1995
10CV1230
10CV2601
09CV4769
11CV1301
10CV2721
10CV1564
11CV0174
10CV0878
10CV1789
10CV5667
10CV1149
09CV5342
08CV5010
11CV3539
09CC3145
07CC3408
55 HOLTZ, JONATHON D.
HOLZGRAFE, CARRIE
HOMANN, CONNIE
HOME MEDICAL EXPRESS
HOMER, THOMAS J.
HOMETOWN CHILD CARE, LLC
HOMEWOOD SUITES
HOMEWOOD SUITES
HOMOYA, PETER
HOMSI, PATRICIA
HONEYCUTT, DONNA
HONG, KYUSIK
HOOD, THEOPHILIUS
HOOKS, LEIFSHORN
HOOKS, MONTEIRO
HOOKS, REGINALD
HOOPER, JENNIFER L.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPKINS, ALBERTA
HOPKINS, CHARLES
HOPKINS, CHIQUITA & BROOKS, ROBBIE
HOPKINS, DOMINIQUE
HOPKINS, GREGORY
HOPKINS, KATHLEEN C
HOPSON, CHRISTOPHER J.
HOPSON, FRANIESHA A.
HOPSON, JAMAAL
HOPSON, LATASHA
HOPSON, LATASHA
HOPSON, SHALEY
HORNBERGER, CHARLINE & FOWLER, PAUL
HORNUNG, TIMOTHY L.
HORTON, ALLISON
HORTON, ANTONIO L.
HORTON, LESLI N.
HORTON, MARLON
HORTON, MATTHEW E.
HORTON, MELVIN SR.
HORVAT, RYAN D.
HOSFORD, RANDALL D.
HOSKINS, ANGELA
HOSKINS, CHRISTOPHER
HOSKINS, SHELUA
HOSS, PHILIP J.
HOSSELTON, SHELLY K.
HOTCHKIN, ERIN D
HOTCHKIN, RUTH CHRISTINE
HOUCEK, DOLORES
HOUSE CALLS COUNSELING
HOUSE OF THE RAINBOW
HOUSER, EUGENE
HOUSER, OCTAVIA
HOUSTON, CHANDRA
HOUSTON, KISHAUWN
HOUSTON, MAURICE
HOUSTON, MAURICE E.
HOV SERVICES, INC., LLC
HOWARD, AMANDA R.
HOWARD AREA COMMUNITY CENTER
HOWARD, CHRISTOPHER J.
HOWARD, EDDIE
HOWARD, ERIC
HOWARD, GINA
HOWARD, HARRAL B. II
HOWARD, MARIO
HOWARD, SHAVONNA
HOWARTER, SHANE
HOWE, TIMOTHY W.
HOWELL, CASANOVA
HOWELL, JODEE L.
HOWELL, KENELLE
HOWELL, LISA
HOWELL, LORI A.
HOWELL-LIMBACH, JOHANNA
07CV6108
05CV4492
10CV3801
11CC0708
10CC2992
11CC0664
10CC2876
10CC2965
10CC3919
10CV4966
11CV0691
10CC3115
10CV1072
10CV3876
10CV3915
10CV3875
10CV3243
09CV6355
09CV6356
09CV6357
09CV6358
09CV6359
09CV6360
09CV6361
10CV5797
08CV5726
10CV3691
10CV5570
10CV3437
09CC0356
10CV5137
09CV1723
10CV0417
10CV2057
10CV2058
10CV3216
10CV0983
10CV0196
09CV4528
11CV0305
10CV4706
11CV0414
10CV4796
11CV0692
11CV2801
09CV0228
11CV2607
11CV0430
09CV3088
10CV3195
10CV0553
11CC0263
11CC0262
10CV4169
11CC2625
11CC2626
10CC2546
10CV4829
10CV2571
07CC0321
11CV2027
10CV2294
10CC3182
10CC2710
10CV2814
10CC3055
09CV1064
11CV2306
08CV2833
11CV0306
10CV3692
11CV1117
11CV1942
11CV2335
11CV1570
11CV0390
10CV3992
11CV0255
11CV2215
09CV4412
09CV0362
56 HOWERTON, MARVIN D
HOWERY, MILTON
HOWLETT, LEONARD
HOWLETT, MICHAEL
HOWLETT, PHILLIP
HOWSE, BRYANT SR.
HOYLE, RICARDO
HOYLETON YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES
HRISTEA, HARICLEA
HROBOWSKI, RALPH
HTOO, HSA KLER
HUANG, SHOU HUAN
HUANG, SHOU HUAN
HUBBARD, TRISHA
HUBER, REBECCA
HUBER, REBECCA S.
HUBLY, DEBRA K.
HUDSON, BRANDY
HUDSON, CYNTHIA
HUDSON, GLORIA SHAFFER
HUDSON, KATRINA
HUDSON, KATRINA
HUDSON, KEVIN
HUDSON, LATROY R.
HUDSON, LAWRENCE
HUDSON, LINDA
HUDSON, MAGGIE
HUDSON, MAGGIE
HUDSON, MAGGIE
HUDSON, PAMELA
HUDSON, RODNEY
HUDSON, SAMANTHA
HUEBNER, GAIL
HUERTAS, ADOLFO JR.
HUFFMAN, DOUGLAS A.
HUGGINS, DEANTE
HUGGINS, GREGORY A.
HUGHES, ANDRE
HUGHES, JUSTIN
HUGHES, KENDRICK
HUGHES, LILLIAN
HUGHES, NAKIA
HUGHES, NAKIA
HUGHES, RUSSELL
HUGHES, SEAN
HUGHES, SHANELL R.
HUGHES, TONIA
HUGHES, WALTER
HUGS & SNUGS DAYCARE
HUIRAS, BRENT R.
HUIZAR, BENJAMIN
HULL HOUSE ASSOCIATION
HUMAN SERVICE CENTER METRO EAST
HUMAYUN, ASIF
HUMMEL, CHRISTOPHER
HUMPHREY, JAMES A.
HUMPHREY, MICHAEL D.
HUNDRIESER KEN CUSTODIAN
HUNGARIAN KOSHER FOODS, INC.
HUNT, BRIAN
HUNT, GABRIELLE
HUNT, GRAHAM
HUNT, MARSHUN
HUNT, TAVARIS E.
HUNT, TIMOTHY E.
HUNT, VELERA ANN
HUNT, WILLIAM O.
HUNTER, DEGELYKA
HUNTER, DONELL
HUNTER, MICK J.
HUNTER, PHILLIP
HUNTER, TIMOTHY
HUNTER, TREMONT
HUNTER, WHITLEY
HUNTER-ELLIS, HEIDI
HUREY, ALBERT JR.
HURNS, VANESSA
11CC0265
10CV3510
11CV0936
10CV0388
10CV2887
11CV3637
10CV4145
11CC1265
10CV2376
05CC3265
10CV2888
10CV5736
11CV0484
11CC0459
10CV4382
10CV5003
10CC0161
09CV5619
10CV4170
10CC2227
10CV3438
10CV5668
10CV5240
10CV5798
10CC3618
11CV1070
06CV5583
06CV5584
08CV3961
10CV3196
08CV5835
08CV2905
10CV3041
11CV0102
10CV5095
10CV1975
11CV2307
11CV2161
11CV0959
09CC0055
10CV4460
11CV0415
11CV3023
10CV1037
08CV3324
10CV0296
11CV1530
10CV4602
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10CC1008
10CC2311
10CC2526
10CC3931
10CC3932
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10CV4681
10CV3149
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11CC0423
10CC2654
10CV4707
08CV4587
11CV1634
09CV0715
10CV3197
10CV2921
10CV5138
11CV0212
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10CV4584
09CC3243
11CV1028
09CV4771
10CV5041
10CV2471
11CV0836
11CV0364
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HUSCHEN, JOHN B.
HUSKINS, BRADLEY T.
HUTCHEN, BRIDGET W.
HUTCHERSON, JEANNE
HUTCHESON, LISA
HUTCHING, WILLIAM P.
HUTCHINS, KENNETH W
HUTCHINS, YOLANDA
HUTCHINSON, DANA
HUTCHISON, RONALD JR.
HUTTON, JOEL
HWANG, JUNG EUN
HYDE, CODY
HYLE, CHARLES
HYNES, JEAN
HYRE, BRENDA
HYRE, BRENDA
IANNOTTA, MARCO
IBARRA, CHRISTINE M.
IBARRA, JOSE I. SR.; & IBARRA, BLANCA
IBARRA, JULIO
IBARRA, MARIO
IBM CORPORATION
IBM CORPORATION
IBM CORPORATION
IBM CORPORATION
IBM CORPORATION
IBM CORPORATION
IBM CORPORATION
IBRAGIMOV, RAVSHAN
IBRAHIM, YUSRA
ID BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
IDENTISYS, INC.
IHM, PATRICIA
ILLINI FS, INC.
ILLINOIS ALLIANCE OF BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF AGENCIES & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
ILLINOIS BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION
ILLINOIS BUILDING, LLC
ILLINOIS BUSINESS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY
ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.
ILLINOIS CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS/CENTRAL INMATE BENEFIT FUND
ILLINOIS EASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGES
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ILLINOIS MENTOR
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ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY D/B/A AMEREN IP
ILLINOIS PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
ILLINOIS RECORD KEEPERS, INC.
ILLINOIS RETINA ASSOCIATES, S.C.
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ILLINOIS ROAD & TRANSPORTATION BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
ILLINOIS STATE TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
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ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE
ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY OF; BOARD OF TRUSTEES - OFFICE OF RESEARCH
IMAGING RESOURCE CENTERS
IMPERIAL REALTY COMPANY AS AGENT FOR KLAIRMONT ENTERPRISES, INC.
INA POLICE DEPARTMENT
INDELICATO, MARIO
INDEPENDENT RECYCLING SERVICES, INC.
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICAL
INDUSTRIAL SOAP COMPANY
INFORMATION CAPTURE SOLUTIONS
INGALLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
INGALLS MENORIAL HOSPITAL
INGLAM, ANDREW
INGRAM, ARTHUR
INGRAM, CODY
INGRAM ELECTRICAL SERVICES, INC.
INGRAM, LAWRENCE JR.
INGRAM, WILLIE
INGUEZ, ANDREW
INIGUEZ, GUADALUPE
INLAND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.
INMAN, JAMES S.
INNISS, TYRONE A.
INNOVATIVE OUTPATIENT MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC.
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INPRO CORPORATION
INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUDITORS
INTEGRYS ENERGY SERVICES
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK/NAVISTAR
INTHISONE, LISA
IPROCSPRINGFIELD, LLC D/B/A CROWNE PLAZA SPRINGFIELD
IRBY, JOSHUA
IRBY, KENT
IRELAND, PATRICK D.
IROQUOIS, COUNTY OF
IRVIN, KEITH JR.
IRVING, FLOYD
IRVING KANNETT & ASSOCIATES
ISAAC, ASANTE
ISAAC, ASANTE
ISABEL, JEANNE M.
ISBEL, MARK W.
ISHAN, NAFAS
ISHMAEL, RICHARD
ISHMAEL, RICHARD
ISHMON, JOANNE
ISHOP, ERICA N.
ISHU, MARK
ISLAND, HERMAN JR.
ISLES, REBECCA
ISOM, ERNESTINE
ISRAEL, DR. RABBI K. A.
ISSA, KHALED
IVERSEN, KYLE W.
IVY, JARUISE
IVY, JORALE
IVY, TORRANCE
J & R LANDSCAPING, INC.
J. MERLE JONES & SONS, INC.
J WALTER THOMPSON USA, INC.
JACHERA, ANTHONY
JACK, BEVERLY
JACKOLIN, JANET
JACKOWSKI, MARCIN
JACKS, ANTOINETTE
JACKS, ROBERT L.
JACKSON, ALBERT
JACKSON, ALEATHA
JACKSON, ALICIA S.
JACKSON, AMIRA
JACKSON, ANTHONY
JACKSON, ASLEAN
JACKSON, BRENDA
JACKSON, BRIAN
JACKSON, BRIAN X.
JACKSON, CALVIN
JACKSON, CHERI & HALL, MICHELLE D.
JACKSON, COUNTY OF, COURTHOUSE
JACKSON, COUNTY OF, D/B/A JACKSON COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE
JACKSON, CRYSTAL Y.
JACKSON, DARRYL
JACKSON, DEANDREW
JACKSON, ERROL
JACKSON, GARRETT
JACKSON, GAYLE M.
JACKSON, GAYLE M.
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60 JACKSON, HERMAN
JACKSON, JAMES
JACKSON, JANICE
JACKSON, JEFFREY A.
JACKSON, JERMAINE
JACKSON, JEWEL A.
JACKSON, KEVIN
JACKSON, KEYAON
JACKSON, KIWANA
JACKSON, LAURIE
JACKSON, LEMONT
JACKSON, MARGARET A.
JACKSON, MARILYN
JACKSON, MARY A.
JACKSON, MICHAEL A.
JACKSON, MICHAEL E.
JACKSON, MONTELL
JACKSON, PANDORA
JACKSON, PANDORA A.
JACKSON, PAULA C.
JACKSON, RAYMOND
JACKSON, RAYMOND E.
JACKSON, REGINA
JACKSON, RENALDO
JACKSON, RICHARD
JACKSON, SHANNA D.
JACKSON, SHANNA D.
JACKSON, SHANTOYA
JACKSON SQUARE, LLC
JACKSON, STEVEN
JACKSON, STEVEN
JACKSON, TANISHA & BROWN, MARY
JACKSON, TIMOTHY L.
JACKSON, TITUS
JACKSON, TREVYON G.
JACKSON, URIAH
JACKSON, VALERIE & CHANDLER, MAEDEAN
JACKSON, WARNIE P.
JACKSONVILLE OPHTHALMOLOGIC ASSOCIATES, LTD.
JACOB, WAYNE A.
JACOBS, ALAN W., PHD
JACOBS, JAMES
JACOBS, VICTOR
JACOBSON ORTHODONTIC
JACOX, SHAMEKA M.
JACQUEZ, VALENTIN
JAGLA, RONALD
JAHANGIR, MOHAMMAD
JAIN, JINANSHU C.
JAKES-LOVE, GLENDA
JAKUBIAK, MICHAEL J.
JAMERSON, PHYLLIS
JAMES, BENJAMIN JR.
JAMES, CURTIS J.
JAMES, JENNIFER M.
JAMES, JERMAINE
JAMES, JOSEPH
JAMES, KENYATA
JAMES, KENYATA
JAMES, LARRY
JAMES, MEAGAN
JAMES, PIERRE
JAMES TENUTO & ASSOCIATES
JAMES, VAN D.
JAMISON, LAMONT JR.
JAMISON, SYLVESTER
JAMISON, WARREN
JANE ADDAMS HULL HOUSE
JANET, RANDY L.
JANI, PETRO
JANNUSCH, NIKOLAS
JANSEN, KIMBERLY
JANTUAH, KWABENA
JARA, RUTH
JARRETT, DAVID
JARRETT, LORENZO
JARRETT, PATRICIA
JARVIS, KURT
JARVIS WELDING COMPANY
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JARZABSKI, ROBERT
JASINOWSKI, DARRYL
JASPER, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
JASS, JUAN M. SR.
JC PENNEY COMMERCIAL CREDIT
JDWI D/B/A THE WORKSHOP
JEDLOWSKI, JONATHAN
JEDYNAK, JAKUB
JEFFERSON, BRENDA L. II
JEFFERSON, LA DONNA
JEFFERSON, STACEY L.
JEFFERSON, WILLIE
JEFFRIES, MICHAELE
JEFFRIES, RYAN A.
JEHANGIR, VENTRICE J.; INDIVIDUALLY AND INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATOR
JELINEK, PATRICIA
JELKS, JACQUELINE
JEMAL, SHELLAL
JENKIN, MONTRELL
JENKINS, CAROL
JENKINS, CHARLOTTE
JENKINS, KRYSTAL M.
JENKINS, MINNIE
JENKINS, PATRICE
JENKINS, RANDOLPH
JENKINS, ROBERT
JENKINS, RODNEY
JENKINS, ROGER
JENKINS, THYESHA
JENKINS, TRAMELL
JENKINS, VERONICA & ROGERS, JUANAKI & JENKINS, JAZMIN
JENNINGS, CHRISTOPHER
JENNINGS, E BENARD
JENNINGS, JOHNNY
JENNINGS, LISA & MILLER, ELSHON
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JENSEN REPORTING
JENSEN REPORTING
JESKE, ROSS
JETER, MARVIN
JETT, TENA
JEWISH CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES
JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICE
JEZIERSKI, TOMASZ
JF BOYD, LTD.
JIMENEZ, DANIEL
JIMENEZ, PABLO
JIMERSON, GERELL J.
JLN CONSULTING
JO DAVIESS, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
JOE, FRANKLIN
JOHN B SANFILIPPO & SONS, INC.
JOHNICAN, CAROLE
JOHNIGAN, GARY
JOHNIGAN, GARY
JOHNIKUTTY, JOSEPH
JOHNS, RYAN
JOHNS, RYAN
JOHNSON, AGNES
JOHNSON, ALEXIS
JOHNSON, ALEXIS
JOHNSON, ANDRAE S.
JOHNSON, ANGELA
JOHNSON, ANTHONY B.
JOHNSON, ANTONIO
JOHNSON, ARTHUR
JOHNSON, ASHLEY
JOHNSON, BARRY
JOHNSON, BRANDI
JOHNSON, BRYAN
JOHNSON, CHERYL
JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER R.
JOHNSON, CLARA
JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC.
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63 JOHNSON, WAYNE D. JR.
JOHNSON, WILLIE JR.
JOHNSON-EDWARDS, JENNIFER
JOHNSTON, LYNETTE
JOHNSTON, ROBERTA
JOINER, BARBARA
JOINER, FRANK
JOLIET, CITY OF
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JONAS, VIOLA
JONES, ANN
JONES, ANTHONY
JONES, AUBREY L.
JONES, BERTHA
JONES, CAROLYN
JONES, CARRIE
JONES, CENOTRA
JONES, CHARLENE
JONES, CHRISTINA
JONES, CHUCK
JONES, CODEY L.
JONES, CORNELL K.
JONES, CORTNEY
JONES, DARLENE
JONES, DARLENE
JONES, DARNELL
JONES, DE VONN SR.
JONES, DEMARCO
JONES, DENISE
JONES, DENZEL
JONES, DERRICK
JONES, DETRICE
JONES, DEVEL
JONES, DORIAN D.
JONES, FORREST
JONES, GALE
JONES, GEORGETTE
JONES, GEORGETTE
JONES, GERALD J. JR.
JONES, GREGORY D.
JONES, HARVEY II
JONES, HENRY
JONES, JEFFREY
JONES, JERRY D.
JONES, JONNEL
JONES, JOSALYN
JONES, KENNETH
JONES, LARUE
JONES, LELAND
JONES, LENORD
JONES, MONTSHO O. SR.
JONES, MORGAN
JONES, PATRICIA
JONES, PATRICK B.
JONES, REGINALD
JONES, ROSA
JONES, ROSA
JONES, ROSE MARY
JONES, ROSHOUNTA
JONES, SHAQUITA
JONES, SHARMETTA
JONES, SHASHANNA & BELL, LINDA
JONES, STEVE H.
JONES, TERRANCE
JONES, THELMA
JONES, TIMOTHY
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JONES, TONY
JONES, TROY
JONES, VELVIE , JONES, PATRICK , WARNER, VERA & SMITH, OTIS
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JONES, WILLIE
JO-RAY HOUSE, INC.
JORDAN, BRANDIE L.
JORDAN, BRITTANY
JORDAN, DON D.
JORDAN, JOEY
JORDAN, RON R.
JORDAN, STAR
JORDAN, STEPHEN
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09CV2259
09CC0208
10CV3324
10CC1081
10CV4384
10CV5770
11CV0741
11CC0819
10CV5416
11CV3024
09CV4395
64 JORDAN, STEPHEN
JORDAN, TERESA
JOSEPH F. BOENTE SONS, INC.
JOSEPH, MARIE
JOSHUA, OPAL
JOY, CAITLIN
JOYCE, KELLY A.
JUCHA, AMY L.
JUDY, BRENDA L
JUNIOR, LOLITA
JUREVICIUTE, GRETA
JUSINO, PEDRO
JWC ENVIRONMENTAL
KACZOR, DANUTA
KAKHI, ZAHRA
KALETA, LYNETTE
KAMINSKI, JOSEPH M.
KAMPSTRA, BRYSON A.
KANKAKEE, COUNTY OF
KANKAKEE, COUNTY OF, CENTER AGAINST SEXUAL ASSAULT
KANKAKEE, COUNTY OF, COLLECTOR
KANKAKEE, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
KANNE, CHRISTOPHER
KARAFFA, CASEY A.
KARCHMER PIPE & SUPPLY
KARDA, ROBERT
KARIMI, MOHAMMADALI
KARNER, KIMBERLY
KARNES, DEREK A.
KARRY, RONALD
KARZIN, KRAIG E.
KASKASKIA COLLEGE
KASKASKIA WORKSHOP, INC.
KASPER, RACHEL
KASSOU, OTMANE
KASTEN, MEGAN
KATABI, DR. FIRAS
KATABI, DR. FIRAS
KATIC, NIKOLA
KATTOM, INAR R.
KAVAK, CRAIG
KAWA, NOREEN M.
KEARNEY, DAN
KEELER, FRANK
KEELER, FRANK
KEELING, RICHARD D.
KEELING, ROBERT D. & JUDY L.
KEENE, JAMES
KEENE, TIMOTHY A.
KEENEY, MARK
KEEPERS, TRINA
KEEPERS, TRINA
KEITH, BILLY
KEITH, JAMES M.
KELDERHOUSE, JERRY
KELFINO, MICHAEL
KELLER, RHONDA
KELLER, SANDY
KELLEY, LESLIE
KELLEY, LESLIE
KELLUM, TIFFANY , HARDRICK, EDNA & SMITH, LANADIA
KELLY, ELIJAH M.
KELLY, ELIJAH M.
KELLY, EXSTAVIAN D.
KELLY, MATTHEW M.
KELLY, MICHAEL
KELLY, PATRICK
KELLY, TIMOTHY
KEMMERER VILLAGE
KEMP, JEFFREY L.
KEMPER, KAYLA M.
KEMPFER, JASON
KEMPLIN, SUSAN
KENDALL, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
KENDALL, JERICHO L.
KENDRICK, ARCHIE
KENNEDY BOOK STORE, INC.
KENNEDY KING COLLEGE
KENNEDY, THOMAS
KEO, MALINDA
09CV4396
11CC0606
10CC1415
10CV2922
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11CV2927
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10CV4909
10CC2377
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11CV2765
11CV0261
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11CV3375
10CV3528
11CC0412
10CC3038
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10CC3818
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10CV5243
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08CV6444
10CV2677
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04CV3250
10CV5064
10CV1737
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10CV2297
10CC2928
09CV5850
09CV5851
11CV0433
11CV2217
11CV3013
11CV0232
11CV1658
10CV2727
10CV4306
10CV2328
10CC3676
10CV4019
10CV2616
10CV2084
10CV4236
10CC0564
10CV2345
11CV1703
10CC3777
10CC2777
11CC1392
10CV3199
10CV3744
65 KERBER, ECK & BRAECKEL, LLP
KERNS, MARY ANN
KEVERN, ELIZABETH
KEWNEY, ALEX
KEY, LEON
KEYES, JOHN JR.
KEYES, JOHN JR.& HARRIS, DIONNE
KEYS, CASSANDRA
KEZERLE, STEPHEN
KHAMVONGSA, JAMIE
KHAN, TARIQ
KHEYA MOTEL CORPORATION
KIBBONS, JOHN
KIDO, YUKO
KIDS HOPE UNITED HUDELSON REGION
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R FIRST
KIDS R MY BUSINESS
KIJANOWSKI, KEVIN
KILGORE, MELVIN, JR.
KILLIAN & ASSOCIATES
KILLION, MISTY
KILPATRICK, JOSHUA
KILPATRICK, MILDRED
KILPATRICK, RICHARD H.
KILULI, REGINAH
KIM, ANNIE
KIM, JASON
KIM, JEON H
KIMBEL, CHARLES R.
KIMBLE, CLARENCE
KIMBRO, NATALIE N.
KINCADE, JIMMY
KINCAID MOUNDS SUPPORT ORGANIZATION
KINCAID, SHELTON
KINCHELOE, LORI
KINCL, SCOTT
KINDERCARE LEARNING CENTER, INC.
KINDLE, ANNIESTINE & DORROUGH, DEANNA
KING, ANTHONY J.
KING, CARNELL
KING, COREY M.
KING, DENISE G.
KING, DENISE G.
KING, IRVIN
KING, JENNIFER
KING, LESTER
KING, LYNN
KING, MARLENA
KING, PATRICIA A.
KING, SHADRICK
KING, STANLEY
KING, TRACY
KING, WILLIE
KINGERY, MATTHEW
KINKIN, MARY
KINSEY, JOHNNY
KINSEY, ROCHELLE
KIRBY, JONATHAN E.
KIRBY, THERESA
KIRBY, THERESA
KIRBY, TIDO
KIRBY, TONIA
KIRBY, TONIA
KIRBY, TONIA
KIRBY, TONIA
KIRKLAND, SHAWN
KIRKLAND, WILLIAM E.
KIRKORIAN, BRIAN
KIRKPATRICK, PAMELA J.
KIRKSEY, CHESTER
KIRKWOOD, ANDRE S.
KIRMESS, KRISTOPHER
KITCHEN, EDDIE
KIZNER, TOMASZ
11CC0290
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10CV4032
11CV0761
66 KIZNYTE, ELLE
KLEAMENAKIS, PAUL
KLEIN, BRITTANY M.
KLEIN, ROSETTA
KLEPFER, TRACY
KLEPFER, TRACY
KLINE, NOVA
KLOKKENGA, KITTY
KLOZA, PRZEMYSLAW
KLUMPP, MARLENE
KLUXDAL, THOMAS
KNEIDEK, CHRISTOPHER
KNEPPER, MARGARET; & KNEPPER, CLARA M.
KNIGHT, ALBINA
KNIGHT, ARIEONA
KNIGHT, ARIEONA
KNIGHT, ENRIQUE
KNIGHT, ENRIQUE
KNIGHT, TERENCE
KNIGHT, TERRIAL #B-39597
KNIGHTEN, CHRISTOPHER
KNOLL, SEAN G.
KNOLLENBERG, MICHAEL SR.
KNOLLENBERG, NICOLE
KNOWLES, MARLON R.
KNOX, COUNTY OF
KNOX, SUSAN KAY
KNOXVILLE, CITY OF
KNR AWARDS
KNUTT, KYLE
KOCH, ROY JR.
KOCHANEY, CRAIG R.
KOCIK, ASHLEY
KODAT, GARY G.
KOERNER, JUSTIN
KOESTERER, ALOYS
KOHL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
KOHN, LISA S.
KOI COMPUTERS, INC.
KOLATA, EDWARD C.
KOLLENBROICH, JAMES E.
KOLLMER, HEATHER
KONCZAL, AARON D.
KONE, INC.
KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS USA, INC.
KONOBRODZKI, HENRY
KOPIEC, JULIE E.
KOPIEC, MELANIE
KOREAN AMERICAN WOMEN IN NEED
KORELLIS, PATRICK
KORNATOWSKI, DEREK
KORVER, JANIE
KOSHER, MADAN
KOSHER, MADAN
KOSTELNIK, CHRISTOPHER E.
KOSTOGLIANIS, NATALIE
KOSTUECK, GEORGE
KOT, DEBRA L.
KOTROGIANNIS, GEORGE B.
KOTTKE, KEVIN K.
KOVACEVIC, TONY
KOWALSKI, MICHAEL
KOZERA, ANDRZEJ
KOZLOWSKA, IWONA
KOZLOWSKI, BRIAN
KRACHT LAND IMPROVEMENT
KRAFT, APRIL
KRAFT, DANIELLE J.
KRAFTHEFER, RICHARD JR.
KRAKOWSKI, NORA
KRAMER, ANTHONY
KRAMER, ANTHONY
KRAMER, ANTHONY
KRAMER, ANTHONY
KRAMER, ANTHONY
KRANZ, TRAVIS T.
KRASNY, PHILIP
09CV5412
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11CV2342
11CV2343
11CV0963
11CC1895
67 KREIDER SERVICES, INC.
KREIDER SERVICES, INC.
KRENTKOWSKI, JIM
KRI MIDWEST
KRUSZELNICKI, BRUNO
KUBICKI, BENJAMIN A.
KUBIESA, SPIROFF, GOSSELAR, ACKER & DEBLASIO, P.C.
KUEHL, MICHAEL D.
KUFFELL, DANIEL & LAURA
KUHL, DARRIN
KUHR, JOANN
KUHRING, KENNETH D.
KULKA, VICTORIA
KUNDID, ALEXANDRA
KUSCH, ROSALBA
KUSCH, ROSALBA
KUTAG
KUYKENDALL, MARCUS
KWIATE, LINDA J.
KWIATE, LINDA J.
KWIATE, PATRICK
KWIATE, PATRICK L.
KWIATE, PATRICK L.
KY, MOLYNA
KYLE, JASON
KYLES, ROBERT
KYOCERA MITA AMERICA
L & K FIRE PROTECTION, INC.
L P SCIENTIFIC
LA FLEUR, GRIFFIN W.
LA HUCIK, NICHOLAS J.
LA MONTAGNA, GREGORY
LAGRANGE, PARK DISTRICT
LAKE, COUNTY OF
LAKE, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
LAKE, COUNTY OF, RECORDER
LAKE, COUNTY OF, STATE'S ATTORNEYS OFFICE
LAKE COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEYS OFFICE
LAKE, LAMONTE
LAKELAND RADIOLOGISTS
LAKESIDE COMMUNITY COMMITTEE
LAM, TIDIANE
LAMACZ, DARIUSZ
LAMANTIA REPORTING SERVICE, INC.
LAMB, GAILA B.
LAMB, GREGORY
LAMB, GREGORY
LAMB, GREGORY
LAMB, GREGORY
LAMB, GREGORY
LAMBERT, SUZANNE
LAMBRECHT, JEREMY J.
THE LAMBS FARM, INC.
LAMMERS, DENISE A.
LAM-TECH, INC.
LANCASTER, ALEK A MINOR BY HIS MOTHER AND N/B/F DEBORAH LANCASTER
LANDA, LINDSEY M.
LANDER, CONNIE
LANDI, JULIO
LANDOR, JAMES M.
LANE, KURT M.
LANE, MELISSA
LANE, MELISSA
LANER, MUCHIN, DOMBROW, BECKER, LEVIN & TOMINBERG, LTD
LANEY, MARY
LANGEN, LAWERENCE J.
LANGLEY, STEVEN
LANGSTON, MARVIN
LARK-HOWARD, JENNIFER
THE LARKIN CENTER
THE LARKIN CENTER
LARRY, KESHIA
LARRY, KESHIA
11CC0399
11CC0400
11CC0401
11CC0404
09CV6397
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10CV5277
10CC2288
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10CC3309
10CC3803
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10CV3878
05CC3364
05CC0391
11CV0940
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09CC1015
11CC1541
10CV5357
10CV5358
68 LARRY, KESHIA
LARRY, KESHIA
LARRY, KESHIA
LARSEN, ERIC V.
LARSON, RENEE
LASENBY, DWAYNE
LASHBROOK, ANDREA
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASTER, JOHN
LASTER, VANCE
LATALL, JOHN M.D.
LATAPPI, JUAN
LATCHMAN, DEAN H.
LATHAN, PATRICIA
LATTA, IRV
LATTA, SEBASTIAN
LAUCHARD, RICHARD V.
LAUGHLIN, BRYAN
LAVIZZO, SHEILAH
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ADVISORY COMMISSION, MTU #10
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ADVISORY COMMISSION, MTU #10
LAWLER, RAYMOND
LAWLESS, KATHLEEN
LAWLESS, RONALD
LAWRENCE, COUNTY OF, COURTHOUSE
LAWRENCE, JOYCE
LAWRENCE, LATANIA A.
LAWRENCE, VALERIE A.
LAWS, LONALD E.
LAWSON, ASHLEY D.
LAWSON, DANIELLE C.
LAWSON, DEBORAH
LAWSON, JOHNATHAN
LAWSON, LATONYA
LAWSON, MICHELLE M.
LAWSON PRODUCTS, INC.
LAX MORTUARY
LAYTON, JOAN
LAYTON, JOAN
LAZERICK, HILSON
LE BLANC, SHERRI
LE BOEUF, ANDREW
LE CRONE-STRACK, DARLA
LEA, ZAKEE S.
LEAL, ROSAURA V.
THE LEARNING TREE PRESCHOOL
LEATHERWOOD, ANTOINETTE
LEATHERWOOD, ANTOINETTE & BARKSDALE, NICOLE
LEBRECHT, STEVEN
LECHMAN, JENNIFER
LECOMTE, KATHLEEN
LEDERER, BRIAN
LEE, ALEX
LEE, ANTHONY
LEE, BOBBY
LEE, COUNTY OF, COUNCIL ON AGING
LEE, COUNTY OF, HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
LEE, DAVID K.; A MINOR, BY HIS MOTHER AND NEXT FRIEND SUN YOUNG LEE
LEE, EARNEST
LEE, EARNEST
LEE, ELLEN
LEE, JOHNNY & WOOTEN, MELISSA
LEE, JUN YOP
LEE, KENNETH
LEE, KEVIN
LEE, L. EVERETT
LEE, MARGIE L.
LEE, MARK
LEE, MELANIE
LEE, TERESA
LEE, WILLIAM E
LEE, XAVIER
LEEPER, ANN
LEEVEY, CHARLES E.
LEFEVRE, LAURAN
LEFLORE, ERIC
10CV5359
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11CV2887
69 LEGEAR, JAMES A. JR.
LEGGANS, MARCHELLO D.
LEGGE, KAREN J.
LEHENBAUER, KEENAN
LEHMANN, CHRISTOPHER C.
LEICHTENBERG, AMY
LEICHTENBERG, AMY
LEICHTENBERG, AMY
LEICK, JULIE K.
LEINENWEBER & BARONI CONSULTING
LEIST, JULIE
LEMA, CARMEN
LEMONT POLICE DEPARTMENT
LEMP, STACEY
LEMUS, JOSE
LENAC, STEPHEN J.
LENNING, TRACIE
LENNING, TRACIE
LEO, MARY & TOM ASSOCIATES
LEOMBRUNI, JOHN
LEON, GABRIEL
LEON, JOSE
LEON, MORGAN
LEON, SARA
LEONARD, ANNETTE T.
LEONARD, ANNETTE T.
LEONARD, JOSEPH
LEONARD, TONY
LEONHARDT, JON R.
LEOPOLD, SUSANNE
LERCH, KYLE
LESLIE, BENJAMIN J.
LESLIE, ROBERT
LESTER, CHET
LESTER, LINDSAY
LESURE, ERIC
LETOURNEAU, EVELYN
LETTERLY, KIM
LEVANT, JET B.
LEVEL OPTICAL COMPANY, INC.
LEVI RAY & SHOUP, INC.
LEVIN, ANNA
LEVY, ENRICO
LEWIS & CLARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
LEWIS, ANTHONY
LEWIS, BIRDIE
LEWIS, CARTRELL
LEWIS, CHARLES
LEWIS, DANIEL K.
LEWIS, DEBORAH
LEWIS, FLORENCE M.
LEWIS, JACOB & AMBER
LEWIS, JAMES E.
LEWIS, JIMMY D.
LEWIS, JOSEPH
LEWIS, KATIE
LEWIS, LAMONT
LEWIS, LATESE
LEWIS, LAURA G.
LEWIS, MAE
LEWIS, MAURICE
LEWIS, MELANIE
LEWIS, PETER
LEWIS, REGINALD
LEWIS, SYLVESTER
LEWIS, TYRELL
LEWIS, VALERIE
LEWIS, WALKER W.
LEYDEN FAMILY SERVICE & MHC
LEYVA, FRANCISCO
LEYVA, YVETTE T.
LEZINE, DEONTAYE
LHOTKA, DUSTIN T.
LI FONTI, LUKE
LI, GUO NING
THE LIBERTY STORE
LIBRANT, JEREMY
THE LIBRARY STORE, INC.
LIDDELL, ALLEN M.
10CV4586
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08CV6308
70 LIEF, JAMES C.
LIERMAN, DENA
LIGGINS, VALINDA
LIGGINS, VICKIE
LIGHTFOOT, TRINA
LIL WONDERS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
LIN, SUNG KUANG
LINCOLN HOSPITALITY, LLC D/B/A HOLIDAY INN MATTESON
LINCOLN HOSPITALITY, LLC D/B/A HOLIDAY INN MATTESON
LINCOLN LAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
LINCOLN SQUARE PARTNERSHIP C/O AAMS CORPORATION
LINCOLNWOOD DEVELOPERS, INC.
LINDBERG, GAIL E.
LINDBERG, LESLIE
LINDLEY, MARK
LINDSEY, CHARLES & LINDSEY, AVON
LINDSEY, JEROID
LINDSEY, JOHN
LINDSEY, SPRING & WHITTED, SANDRA
LINDWALL, RICHARD
LINWOOD, LEWIS
LINWOOD, QUIANA
LIPINSKI, RYAN BAH
LIRA, JOSEPH S.
LIRA-ESPINOSA, ERICK
LISA A. KOTRBA & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
LISS, DENNIS H.
LISSIMORE, KJUAN
LITCHFIELD FAMILY PRACTICE CENTER, LLP
LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF ILLINOIS
LITRENTA, LAUREN
LITTLE ACHIEVERS OF THE FUTURE
LITTLE CITY FOUNDATION
LITTLE, CORINA
LITTLE, EVELYN W.
LITTLE FRIENDS LEARNING CENTER
LITTLE, GLORIA
LITTLE HANDS & FEET
LITTLE, JAMES W.
LITTLE, JOYCE L.
LITTLEFIELD, NICKALES
LITTLEJOHN, AKINTUNDE
LIVELY, BRUCE & JAMIE
LIVESAY, JIMMIE R.
LIVESAY, REBECCA
LIVING DESIGN, INC.
LIVING FAITH
LIVINGSTON, COUNTY OF, COMMISSION ON CHILDREN & YOUTH
LIZZA, NICOLE
LLANES, RAFAEL
LLOYD, CHARMIN
LLOYD, DEBRA
LLOYD, MARCUS C.
LOAYZA, MARIA N.
LOBACZEWSKI, NATALIA
LOBOS, SILVIA
LOCKETT, CALVIN
LOCKETT, DONNELL
LOCKETT, IVORY O.
LOCKETT, MICHELE
LOCKETT, MICHELLE
LOCKPORT TOWNSHIP
LOCKWOOD, WILLIE
LOEBBAKA, KEVIN
LOERA, IGNACIO
LOEZA, VALENTIN
LOFTON, THELMA J.
LOFTUS, ADAM
LOGAN, JIMMY
LOGAN, KENNETH
LOGAN, MARTIN A. JR.
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LOMAN, BRIAN & DODD, JACK
LONDON, COREY D.
LONDON, GREGORY
LONDRIGAN, POTTER & RANDLE, P.C.
LONG, BRIAN
LONG ELEVATOR & MACHINE COMPANY, INC.
LONG, JASON
LONG, JEFF S.
LONG, JERMAINE L.
LONG, SUSAN L.
LONG, TAMILA
LOOKING FOR LINCOLN HERITAGE COALITION
LOOMIS BROTHERS EQUIPMENT COMPANY
LOOS, TRACY R.
LOPEZ, ALEX
LOPEZ, ALFREDO
LOPEZ, CONCEPCION
LOPEZ, DAVID
LOPEZ, ELIBETH
LOPEZ, GUADALUPE
LOPEZ, HERMILO & ZAMBRANO, NANCY
LOPEZ, JAMES
LOPEZ, JORGE ARMANDO NARANJO
LOPEZ, JOSE J.
LOPEZ, JOSE MARTIN
LOPEZ, JOSEPH L. JR.
LOPEZ, JUAN
LOPEZ, LEOPOLDO
LOPEZ, MANUEL E.
LOPEZ, MARIA
LOPEZ, MARIA , LOPEZ, GLORIA , LOPEZ, ELSA & LOPEZ, JESUS
LOPEZ, MARTIN
LOPEZ, PEDRO
LOPEZ, RICARDO
LOPEZ, STEVEN
LOPEZ, VICTOR
LOPEZ, WALTER
LOPEZ-CARMONA, GREGORIO
LORENTZ, MARGARET
LOSOYA, AMANDA
LOTT, JENNIFER A.
LOVE, EDWARD
LOVE, GLORIA & SWAN, ENYD
THE LOVE LEARNING CENTER
LOVELADY, AARON
LOVELADY, MATEESHIA
LOWE, CHRISTINA
LOWE, MONIQUE
LOWE, RALEIGH
LOWE, YOLANDA
LOWERY, CHRISTOPHER
LOWERY, JOSE
LOWERY MCDONNELL COMPANY
LOWERY, ROSEATTA
LOWE'S MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION, INC.
LOWREY, STUART A., KEEFE, MICHELE A.
LOWRY, WAYNE G.
LOYE, FRANCIS J.
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
LOZANO, ISRAEL
LRC REAL ESTATE, INC.
LUCKES, KENNETH P.
LUCKIE, FLOYD
LUELLEN, DESASER
LUINSTRA, SHANNON
LUKOSE, SHAJI
LULUSA, FELIX
LUMPKIN, THERESA
LUMSDEN, KASANDRA E.
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LUNA, VICTORIA
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LURRY, ANDREW T. L. III
LURRY, THURMOND
LUSCH, ANGELA
LUTHERAN CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF ILLINOIS
LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL & DAY CARE CENTER
LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF ILLINOIS
LUTZE, ANGELA S.
LYLE, NATAE T.
LYLES, ALONZO
LYLES, BRANDON H.
LYNCH, SHEREMA
LYONS, CHRISTIAN
LYONS, ELAINE
LYONS, HEATHER A.
LYONS, HOWARD
LYONS-MARTIN, LANISE C.
MAAS, JOSEPH P.
MABRA, DONNA
MABRY, KATELYN
MABRY, RHONDA
MAC GRAPHICS GROUP, INC.
MACEDO, CESAR
MACEDO, ISRAEL
MACH, APRIL
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MACHUCA, PABLO
MACIAS, IVAN
MACIAS, JOSE
MACIAS, JUAN
MACIAS, LEONARD
MACIAS, MARCOS
MACIEL, LETICIA
MACK, ANDRINNIE
MACKER, AVA
MACKERL, BERNARD
MACON, COUNTY OF, PROBATION & COURT SERVICES
MACON RESOURCES, INC.
MACON, VINCENT
MACOUPIN, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MACRAS, CHRISTINO B.
MADDEN, LAURA
MADISON, LUCIA M.
MADKINS, CAROLYN
MADLOCK, SUZETTE
MADSEN, EMILY
MAGANA, JULIE ANN
MAGAT, BERNARD
MAGES, MATTHEW A.
MAGNESS, VALERIE
MAHER, ASHLEY V.
MAHER, PEGGY J
MAHER PLUMBING, INC.
MAHNEKE, WAYNE ET AL
MAHONEY, PAT
MAINLINE PLAZA, LLC C/O WALPERT PROPERTIES
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MAINSOURCE BANK TRUST 2682
MAIR, VICKI
MALATARE, JAMES
MALAWSKI, FRED M.
MALCOLM, ANDREW
MALCOLM EATON ENTERPRISES
MALCOM, DAVID
MALDONADO, ERIC
MALDONADO, ISRAEL
MALDONADO, JEFF A.
MALDONADO, KAYLA
MALDONE, EMMANUEL
MALIK COMPANIES LIMITED
MALIN, DONALD K.
MALINOWSKI, ALEXANDER
MALLARD, GLORIA
MALLORY, VALERIE
MALONEY, WILLIAM J.
MALONY, JAMES
MANCERA, MAXIMILIANO
MANDES, LUZ MARIA
MANIS, ERIC
MANNIE, RODERICK
MANNIE, SHAVON
MANNIE, SHAVON
MANNIE, SHAVON
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MANSFIELD, BRAD
MANSON, AMANDA
MAPES, JESSICA
MARAVILLA, ABRAHAM
MARBLE, WILLIAM
MARCELIAL, VALWARD
MARCH, BERNIECE L.
MARCIA DAVENPORT, AS INDEPENDANT ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF
MARIANJOY REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
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MARION, DAWN
MARION EYE CENTERS & OPTICAL
MARION FORD MERCURY, INC.
MARISOL, DAVILA
MARKEYS VIDEO IMAGES, LLC
MARKLEY, JOHN G
MARKS, PATRICIA D. & WILLIAMS, TAMIA
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MARLOW, RAYMOND A.
MARMOLEJO, FRANK R.
MARQUEZ, JOSE
MARQUIS, RNALD R.
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MARSH, MICHAEL L.
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MARTE, LISA
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MARTIN, BRIAN J.
MARTIN, EDITH S.
MARTIN, JERRY
MARTIN, JOHN
MARTIN, JOHN R.
MARTIN, JOHNNY R.
MARTIN, JUSTIN R.
MARTIN, PAMELA J.
MARTIN, RICHARD G.
MARTIN, ROBERT J SR
MARTIN, SARAH
MARTIN, STEPHEN J.
MARTIN, VALERIE J.
MARTINEZ, ALISANDRO
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MARTINEZ, CAROLINA
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MARTINEZ, MAGDALENA
MARTINEZ, MARIA
MARTINEZ, MAXIMINO
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MARTINEZ, MONICA
MARTINEZ, OMAR
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MARTINEZ, RAMON
MARTINEZ, ROGELIO
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MASON, JAMES M.
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MATTHEWS, PATRICE
MATTHEWS, PATRICE
MATTHEWS, SHAWNTALE
MATTHIS, ROBERT
MATTISON, CHRISTOPHER
MAUTINO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
MAWUSI, AHIALE
MAXIME, MARILYN
MAXIME, MARILYN
MAXIME, MARILYN
MAXIME, MARILYN
MAXIME, MARILYN
MAXWELL, SARAH
MAY, MAURICE
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MAYER, AMANDA
MAYERHOFER, RICH
MAYNOR, ROBERT
MAYO, DEANTE D.
MAYO, LATESSA R.
MAYO, VALERIE; & WISE, KENNETH
MAYS, DERRICK
MAYS, MICHAEL
MBOLIYOU, MARIUS
MCABEE, ROBERT III
MCAFEE, JARED D.
MCARDLE, DREW P.
MCBEE, LADONNA
MCBRIDE, RICHARD
MCCAGUE, COURTNEY
MCCAGUE, COURTNEY
MCCAIN, CORLISS L.
MCCAIN, RICKEY
MCCALL, BETH
MCCALL, CHANTEL
MCCALLISTER, BRETT
MCCAMPBELL, RAYMOND
MCCANN, ANTONIO
MCCANN, ROBERT
MCCANTS, KATHY
MCCARTER, BILLY
MCCARTY, THOMAS E. & MCCARTY, RALPH E., JR.
MCCLAIN, CHARLES
MCCLAIN, DAPHNE N.
MCCLAIN, DEMITRA
MCCLAM, VINCENT D.
MCCLARIN, ARCHIE III
MCCLARY, KESILA
MCCLENDON, CHRIS
MCCLENDON, SEAN
MCCLINE, DARREN
MCCLINTON, DANNY
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MCCLURKIN, GIBBOR
MCCOMB, COREY
MCCONNELL, RANDALL D.
MCCONNELL, TIM #N-24314
MCCORD, NICOLE
MCCORKLE COURT REPORTERS, INC.
MCCORKLE COURT REPORTERS INC.
MCCORKLE, KATHERINE
MCCORKLE, KATHERINE
MCCORMACK, JOY H.
MCCORMACK, ORRIN
MCCORMICK, DONALD
MCCOY, CHARLES
MCCOY, JUDY
MCCOY, JUSTINE
MCCOY, STEVEN J.
MCCRARY, LASHEANA
MCCRAW, THERESA
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MCCRORY, KENDRA
MCCULLOUGH, KIRK
MCCULLOUGH, LOUIS
MCCULLUM, TERRY
MCCUNE, KIRK
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76 MCDANIEL, CYNTHIA A.
MCDANIEL, EMOGENE
MCDANIEL FIRE SYSTEMS, INC.
MCDAVIS, REEDA
MCDERMOTT CENTER D/B/A HAYMARKET CENTER
MCDERMOTT, MARGARET E.
MCDONALD, BOBBIE
MCDONALD, BRITTANY R.
MCDONALD, DAWN
MCDONOUGH, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MCDUFFY, ALAN
MCFARLAND, LONNIE L. JR.
MCFARLIN, JENNIFER
MCGEE, AUDREY
MCGEE, CHARLES
MCGEE, DARRYL G.
MCGEE, JEFF
MCGEE, JEREMIAH
MCGEE, JEREMY
MCGEE, MARCUS
MCGEE, MARZEL T.
MCGEE, RICKY
MCGEE, VALERIA
MCGEE-CRIDER, BARBARA J.
MCGHEE, DIANE P.
MCGHEE, KEVIN
MCGILL, ESTER
MCGINNIS, MARY
MCGINNIS, SHARON
MCGLAUGHLIN, GERALD L.
MCGRATH, VINCENT C.
MCGRAW, CALEB
MCGUINNESS, EILEEN T.
MCGUIRE, JAMES A.
MCGUIRE, JAMES A.
MCGUIRE, SCOTT
MCHENRY, COUNTY OF
MCHENRY, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MCHENRY NAPA
MCHERRON, LARRY & WASHINGTON, SHELIA; & FLOWERS, IEASHA
MCHUGH, JESSICA
MCINTOSH, MARIE A.
MCINTYRE, DARREN
MCKEE, JENNIFER L.
MCKEE, STERLING
MCKENZIE, DAMON, JR.
MCKINNEY, CARLIE J.
MCKINNEY, DIANE
MCKINNEY, EARL
MCKINNEY, KEENAN
MCKINNEY, VANESSA
MCKINNEY, WILLIAM
MCLAUGHLIN, EILEEN
MCLEAN COUNTY NEUROLOGY, S. C.
MCLEAN, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MCLEMORE, JAMES
MCLEOD, MICHAEL J.
MCLIN, QUINTIN
MCMAHON, BRIAN R.
MCMORRIS, WILL A.
MCMULLEN, ERNEST
MCNAIR, BETTY S.
MCNALLY, NATHAN
MCNEAL, CRISTLE
MCNEAL, RALPH
MCNEIL, ROBIN
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MCNUCKLES, VINCENT T.
MCNUTT, ADRIAN JR.
MCPHERSON, WAYNE
MCSHANE, JEROME
MCSHANE, NATASHA
MCVICKER, SARAH
MCWILLIAMS ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
MEADOWBROOK MANOR - BOLINGBROOK
MEADOWBROOK MANOR - NAPERVILLE
MEADOWS, ROCHELLE DIANE
MEADWESTVACO
MEARI, MAHMOUD
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05CV2573
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11CV0527
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10CV1465
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11CV1240
09CV4298
09CV4736
11CV2011
10CV3268
11CV0178
10CV4258
05CC3262
04CC0525
04CC0526
10CV5807
11CC0410
11CC2146
77 MECCON INDUSTRIES, INC.
MED-ELECTRONICS, INC.
MEDFORD OIL COMPANY, INC.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATES CLINIC
MEDICAL EYE SERVICES
MEDINA, FREIDA C.
MEDINA, JESUS
MEDRANO, MAYRA
MEEHAN, DENISE MARIE
MEEKS, HARRY II
MEEKS, JAMES A. JR.
MEEKS, JESSIE M. & TAYLOR, TANISHA
MEEKS, SHYVONE
MEINTEL, EHREN
MEISMER, RYAN M.
MEJIA, CHRISTINA C.
MEJIA, GUSTAVO
MELENDEZ, HECTOR
MELENDEZ, JOSE
MELOTTE MORSE LEONATTI PARKER, LTD.
MELTON, BRUCE D.
MELTON, JAYNETTA
MELTON, RANDOLPH LEE
MELTON, YVONNE
MEMBRENO, LUIS A.
MEMDEZ, NICOLASA
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL D/B/A SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HEALTHCARE
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
MENA, MELISSA
MENARD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
MENARD, INC.
MENARD, INC.
MENARD, INC.
MENDEZ, ANTONIO
MENDEZ, JOSE
MENDEZ, YOLANDA
MENDOZA, CHRISTIAN
MENDOZA, EDWARD
MENDOZA, ERIK
MENDOZA, OSCAR
MENDOZA, RICARDO
MENDOZA, RIGOBERTO
MENDOZA, YONI
MENONI & MOCOGNI, INC.
MENSAH, SHAUN
MENTO, MICHAEL J.
MERAZ, UBALDO MEDRANO
MERCADO, ANGEL M.
MERCADO, ANGEL M.
MERCADO, ESTHER
MERCADO, ESTHER
MERCADO, JULIETA
MERCADO, TOMAS
MERCER, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MERCY HOUSE LAKEFRONT
MERGE, MARC G.
MERLOS, GEORGE
MERRICK, DE SHAUN
MERRIHEW, GEORGE E.
MERRITT, DAVINA
MERRITT, RONALD S.
MERRITT, RONALD S.
MERTES, MARLENE D.
MESCHINO, STACY
MESSINA, ANTONIO
METCALF, KRISTY
METHODIST HOSPITAL OF CHICAGO
METRO AREA PAIN CONSULTANTS
METRO MEDICAL SERVICES, INC.
METROPOLITAN GROUP, LLC
METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER CHICAGO
METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER CHICAGO
METZGER, SHARON
MEYER, JOHN A.
10CC0316
10CC3167
10CC3154
11CC1047
11CC0624
10CV4034
10CV0217
10CV1848
11CC1609
11CV1266
10CV0117
09CV4820
09CV5911
09CV0640
10CV2200
10CV4328
11CV3751
09CV6421
10CV4482
10CC2951
10CV4408
10CV4035
10CV2227
10CV4256
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11CV0697
10CC3453
10CC1406
10CC3041
11CC0250
10CV2228
10CC2604
10CC1157
10CC2949
11CC0272
11CV0766
10CV4314
09CV0891
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10CV5192
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10CV3113
11CV1345
11CC3102
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10CC0905
11CC0922
10CV4105
10CV3813
10CV4895
11CC0586
11CC1057
11CV1076
11CV1077
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10CV4603
11CC0558
09CV4001
10CC1617
10CC1965
11CC0732
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11CC0842
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09CC0250
11CC0453
10CC3596
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78 MEYER, MARIYA
MEYERS, GWENDOLYN
MEYERS, JO ANNE
MEZA, ALFONZO
MGF AUTOMOTIVE/CHEAP CARS/MIDWESTERN GOAT FAR
MICELI, KRISTINA
MICHAEL, KEVIN
MICHAEL REESE RESEARCH & EDUCATION FOUNDATION
MICHAEL'S UNIFORM COMPANY, INC.
MICHALAK, ADAM
MICHALIK, DAVID
MICKEY, ROBERT
MICKIEL, CRYSTAL
MICROTELL INN & SUITES
MID AMERICA RADIOLOGY, S.C.
MIDAMERICA TIRE & PERFORMANCE, INC.
MIDAMERICAN ENERGY COMPANY
MID-CITY PLAZA, LLC D/B/A CROWN PLAZA METRO
MID-CONTINENT UNIVERSITY
MIDEASTERN PLUMBING, HEATING & A/C
MIDLOTHIAN, PARK DISTRICT
MIDWEST BANK NOTE COMPANY
MIDWEST BRAIN INJURY CLUBHOUSE
MIDWEST HERITAGE INN OF QUINCY D/B/A QUINCY FAIRFIELD
MIDWEST MAILING & SHIPPING SYSTEMS, INC.
MIDWEST MOBILITY & DESIGN
MIDWEST MOVING & STORAGE, INC.
MIDWEST OFFICE GROUP
MIDWEST OFFICE SUPPLY, LLC
MIDWEST ORTHOPAEDICS AT RUSH
MIDWEST PHYSICIAN GROUP
MIER, SALVADOR SR.
MIGNONE COMMUNICATIONS D/B/A PHILLIPS BROTHERS PRINTERS
MIGUEL, DAVILA
MIKE RYAN PLUMBING
MILAM, EARLEE & MATTHEWS, SHAWNTALE
MILAM, LASHAWN
MILAM'S DISPOSAL SERVICE
MILAN, CHARLOTTE
MILAN, CHARLOTTE
MILES, GREGORY D.
MILES, JIMMY
MILES, LARCIA
MILES-BISSETT, CYNTHIA
MILFORD, AARON
MILLENIA METALS, LLC
MILLER, ANTHONY C.
MILLER, BARNEY
MILLER, CARLY A.
MILLER, CAROL G.
MILLER, CAROL M.
MILLER, CHARLES D. JR.
MILLER, DIANE Y.
MILLER, DINA K.
MILLER, ELIZABETH
MILLER, ELIZABETH
MILLER, ELIZABETH
MILLER, ELIZABETH
MILLER, ELIZABETH J.
MILLER, ERIC
MILLER, HEATHER
MILLER, JEFFREY
MILLER, JOSEPH M
MILLER, KAREN E.
MILLER, KEVIN S.
MILLER, LEON
MILLER, MALCOLM
MILLER, MARNESSA
10CV5280
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10CC1101
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10CC2794
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10CC3880
10CC1944
10CC1681
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10CC1724
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11CC0184
11CC0185
08CV6466
10CC3630
10CV5483
10CV5193
11CC1236
10CV2577
10CV2578
09CV5872
11CV1207
11CV0992
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11CV0555
11CC0630
11CC0756
10CV3114
09CC2948
10CV2491
10CV3923
10CV2399
11CV0363
11CV0768
10CV5361
10CV3490
10CV4329
10CV4330
10CV5743
10CV3658
10CV4779
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79 MILLER, MONICA J.
MILLER, NICHOLAS B.
MILLER, PATSY
MILLER, SELENA
MILLER, TERRI M.
MILLER, TERRI M.
MILLER, WILMA
MILLS, AMIE JO
MILLS, THOMAS C.
MILLS, TRE'ANEE
MILNER, ERWIN
MILSAP, RAMONICA L.
MILTON, DEYMORRYS L.
MILTON, FONTAINE
MILTON, HERBERT
MINARSICH, TARA
MINKS, MICHAEL ALLEN
MINOLTA, KONICA
MINOR, BRENDA
MINOR, BRENDA J.
MINOR, DENEEN
MIRANDA, ILIANA
MIRANDA, JUANITA
MIRANDA, VERONICA
MIRELES, GRISELDA
MIRZA, MANSHA P.
MISTERKA, GRZEGORZ
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER
MITCHELL, CATRINA K.
MITCHELL, CHRISTY
MITCHELL, JACKIE
MITCHELL, JAMES A.
MITCHELL, JEREMY
MITCHELL, JERMAINE
MITCHELL, JERRY L.
MITCHELL, KALVIN
MITCHELL, KATHY L.
MITCHELL, KEHINDA
MITCHELL, LAWRENCE II
MITCHELL, LENA B.
MITCHELL, LOUIS C.
MITCHELL, MELISSA
MITCHELL, PHYLLIS
MITCHELL, REBECCA J.
MITCHELL, REGINALD
MITCHELL, RENITA
MITCHELL, RONALD A.
MITCHELL, RUTH & MITCHELL, THERESA
MITCHELL, THOMAS F.
MITCHELL, WYDELL
MITCHELSON, DANNY
MIXON, CALVETTE WALKER
MIXON, CALVETTE WALKER
M.J. KELLNER COMPANY
MN HARDWARE D/B/A NOONAN TRUE VALUE
MOBILE ID SOLUTIONS, INC.
MOCKOVAK, LEANN
MOHAMED, IMADELDIN B.
MOHAMED, MOHAMOUD
MOHAMMADI, MINAYEH
MOJENA, GILBERTO
MOKAPHAN, SAENSUK
MOLINA, CESAREO
MOLINA, MARIA
MOLLETT, EMILY R.
MOLTER CORPORATION
MOMAN, DARYL
MONACO, JOSEPH
MONAHAN & COHEN
MONAHAN & COHEN
MONEY, JOHNIE
MONIER, FRANK
MONJARAZ, SOCORRO
MONROE, MARCUS
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80 MONROE, OTIS D.
MONSAVE, ALEJANDRA
MONTALVO, TAHYRA
MONTCALM, ALEXANDER
MONTEBELLO, JAVIER
MONTEMAYOR, GUSTAVO
MONTENEGRO PAPER
MONTES, GABRIEL
MONTES, HECTOR
MONTESSORI ACADEMY
MONTGOMERY, JENNIFER
MONTGOMERY, KATHLEEN
MONTGOMERY, LATISHA
MONTOYA, HUGO D.
MOON, TERRELL B.
MOORE, AMANDA
MOORE, AMY
MOORE, AMY
MOORE, ANTON
MOORE, ASHANTE
MOORE, CURTIS L.
MOORE, DARNELL II
MOORE, DEBRA ANN
MOORE, DONNELL
MOORE, GARY M.
MOORE, JAMES
MOORE, JAMES D.
MOORE, JAMES E.
MOORE, JOANN
MOORE, LADONNA
MOORE, LATRICE
MOORE, LAWRENCE M.
MOORE, LYNDA
MOORE, LYNDA
MOORE, MAKEISHA
MOORE, MARCUS
MOORE, MARK
MOORE, MARY
MOORE, MARY BETH
MOORE, MAURICE
MOORE, MICHAEL
MOORE, MICHAEL; & MOORE, JUANITA
MOORE, NECOLA
MOORE, NIKIA
MOORE, ROBERT L. JR.
MOORE, SHARON
MOORE, TOMMY
MOORE, VENESSA
MOORE, VICKI
MOORE, WILLIAM
MORA, JOSE
MORA, MARIO
MORAGNE, GEORGE
MORALES, ADALBERTO
MORALES, ALEJANDRO
MORALES, ANTHONY J.
MORALES, EDUARDO
MORALES, FILEMON L.
MORALES, GABRIEL
MORALES, JOSE
MORALES, JULIAN
MORALES, KELLY A.
MORAN, ULISES
MORAN, WILLIAM M.
MORENO, ALEJANDRO
MORENO, CORINNA
MORENO, TAMARA
MORENO, TAMARA
MORENS, VERONICA
MORENS, VERONICA
MORGAN, BRANDI
MORGAN, BRENT M.
MORGAN, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MORGAN, JEFFREY
MORGAN, MARK
MORGAN, TETA
MORHARDT, RODNEY
MORISSETTE, SHERMAN
MORLAN, JENNIFER
MORLAND, KELLEEN
MORRIS HOSPITAL
10CV3970
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81 MORRIS, JAMES
MORRIS, KEVIN S.
MORRIS, LARRY C.
MORRIS, PAUL M.
MORRIS, PAULETTE D., ROGERS, CRAIG & FINLEY TIEARA
MORRIS, RICCARDO
MORRIS, STACEY
MORRIS, THERRIS
MORRIS TRAILER SALES, INC.
MORRISON, CARL
MORTON, AUDREY
MORTON, CAROLYN
MOSAIC
MOSAIC
MOSBY, DOMINIQUE L.
MOSER, BRIAN LEE
MOSLEY, CAROLYN
MOSLEY, DEBRA
MOSLEY, MICHAEL C.
MOSTACCIO PHILLIP J
MOTA, SAMUEL
MOTHKOVICH, GREGORY L.
MOTLEY, QUAINTANCE
MOTLEY, QUAINTANCE
MOTON, DEONDRE
MOTOROLA
MOULTON, RICKI W.
MOULTRIE COUNTY COUNSELING CENTER
MOUNTAINSIDE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, INC.
MOY, SUE WAH
MOYER, KATHERINE L.
MOYLES, KEVIN P.
MOZO, RAFAEL
MT. CARMEL, CITY OF
MUELLER, DUSTIN L.
MUELLER, JENELLE K.
MUELLER, MICHELE A.
MUHAMMAD, GADALA
MUHAMMAD, RAYMOND
MUHAMMAD, SYED S.
MUHAMMAD, WAZIRAH H.
MUIR, CHERYL
MUJERES LATINAS EN ACCION
MULHOLLAND, GINNY C.
MULLEN, MARY
MULLENIX, MARY E.
MULLI, FRANK III
MULLIGAN, KEITH
MUNGUIA-ENRIQUEZ, HENRY E.
MUNIZ, MARIA CARMEN
MUNOZ, EDWIN
MUNOZ, ELIZABETH R.
MUNOZ, JUAN
MUNOZ, JULIUS O.
MUNOZ, MICHAEL P.
MUNOZ, NILDA
MUNOZ, WILLIAM
MUNOZ-RAMIREZ, SARA
MUNROE, MARSEAN
MUNSON, SHANNA M.
MURDOCK, ANNIE
MURDOCK, DELORES C.
MURDOCK, MARY
MURILLO, JOSE A.
MURILLO, RAMON
MURPHY, BERNADETTE
MURPHY, BRENDA F.
MURPHY, CHRISTINE
MURPHY, DEON
MURPHY, JANICE FAYE
MURPHY, KATHLEEN
MURPHY, KATHLEEN
MURPHY, KATHLEEN M.
MURPHY, KATHLEEN M.
MURPHY, MEGHAN
MURPHY, PETER JR.
MURPHY, WILLIE
MURRAY, ANTHONY
MURRAY, DAVID
MURRAY, KELLY
10CV3270
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82 MUSALE, SHASHANK
MUSAU KALEKYE
MYERS & STAUFFER, LC
MYERS, BADRIYAH
MYERS, JAMES E.
MYERS, MICHELLE
MYERS, TONYA J.
MYLES, DELONNO
MYLES, LANESHA J.
MYRICK, CHARLENE
N. KOHL GROCER COMPANY, INC. D/B/A KOHL WHOLESALE
NABRY, LUVENIA
NAGEL, JODIE
NAGEL, KAREN A.
NAGEL, KAREN A.
NAGEL, KAREN A.
NAGLE, SARAH E.
NAILER, ROLAND II
NANIA, CHRISTINE
NANIA, MARTINA
NANIA, MARTINA
NANIA, MARTINA
NAPA AUTO PARTS
NAPE, BRAULIO
NAPOLEON, NAPOLEON D.
NAPUE, LAWRENCE
NARVAEZ, MARIO
NASER, SAMIR S.
NASH, LAURA
NASH-SMITH, ANNETTE
NASMHPD RESEARCH INSTITUTE
NATHAN, ROBERT D.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK SOCIAL WORKERS-CHICAGO CHAPTER
NATIONAL POWER RODDING CORPORATION
NATIONAL-LOUIS UNIVERSITY
NATURAL PATH CONSULTANTS
NAVARRO, ESMERELDA
NAVARRO, FRANCISCO
NAVARRO, ROSENDO
NAVRATIL, JENNIFER A.
NAVY BRAND MANUFACTROING COMPANY
NAYLOR, CATHERINE S.
NCI BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC.
NEAL, BRIAN D.
NEAL, DAVID
NEAL, JERMAINE
NEAL, KENNETH
NEAL TIRE & AUTO SERVICE
NECCO, CHARLENE
NEE, BRIDGET A.
NEE, THOMAS
NEECE, DENA
NEEDHAM, ANITA
NEELY SERVICES, INC.
NEFF, MEGAN
NEGRON, HEIDI
NEHRING, KENNETH
NEIMAN BROTHERS COMPANY, INC.
NELK, JERRY A.
NELLEM, PRECIOUS
NELSON, BRIAN
NELSON, HEATHER
NELSON, HEATHER
NELSON, JEFF A. & BAUMGARDNER, CHRISTINE A.
NELSON, LORENZO
NELSON, PHILLIP M.
NELSON, REBECCA INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF AUTHUR NELSON
NELSON, ROBIN K.
NELSON, RONDA JO
NELSON, RYAN
NELSON, RYAN
NELSON, TERRELL C.
NELSON, VANESSA
NELSON, VANESSA
10CV3815
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83 NELSON, VANESSA
NELSON, WILLIAM J.
NEMANI, SAJJAN K. MD
NEMANI, SAJJAN, MD
NEMANI, SAJJAN,K. DR.
NEPA CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING D/B/A ACESS
NEPSHA, JESSICA V.
NETTLES, JENNIFER
NEUCO, INC.
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES PC
NEUROSURGERY & SPINE SURGERY
NEVILLE, JAMES
NEW HOPE CENTER, INC.
NEWELL, CHANDRA
NEWSOME, NOREEN
NEWSOME, SAVAN
NEWTON, AUDRA C.
NEWTON, RICHARD B
NEXUS-INDIAN OAKS ACADEMY
NGAMLI-FIFEN, JEAN M.
NGUE, JEAN PAUL
NGUER, SONJI
NGUYEN, MINH T.
NICHLOLSON, WADE
NICHOLS, SCOTT JR.
NICHOLSON, PARIS
NICKELS, BRIAN
NICKS, WAYNEMAN
NICOLL, COURTNEY
NICOR GAS
NICOR GAS
NICOR GAS
NICOR GAS
NICOR GAS
NIEDZELA, JOHN
NIELSEN, KATHERINE J.
NIEMIEC, ANTONINA
NIETO, JAIME
NIEVES, ADRIAN
NIGHSONGER, CYNTHIA, A.
NIKOV, LUDMIL
NILES, EDDIE
NILLES, JARED R.
NILSON, KENNETH
NINOS, DAVID
NIROUMAND-RAD, FARHAD
NISSEN, NORMAN, JR.; AS PLENARY GUARDIAN OF THE ESTATE & PERSON OF
NITSCH, TIFFANY
NIX, JENNIFER E.
NIXON, DYAMOND
NMS LABS
NOBLE, DESMOND
NOBLE, DESMOND
NOEL, ROY
NOLAN, SUZIE
NOMMENSEN, VALERIE
NONTHAVETH, PETER
NOOR, KHALID
NOREY, SURAH
NORFLEET, MALON
NORMAN. DAMON
NORMAN, KATRINA & NORMAN, BRIDGET A MINOR, BY AND THROUGH HER
NORRIS, JOHN V
NORTH EAST MULTI-REGIONAL TRAINING
NORTH LAWNDALE EMPLOYMENT NETWORK
NORTH SHORE SENIOR CENTER
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
NORTHEASTERN LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL
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06CV4371
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11CV0698
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NORTHERN ILLINOIS SCANNING
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY-BURSAR OFFICE
NORTHFIELD INN & SUITES
NORTHRUP, JESSICA
NORTHWEST HOME CARE, INC.
NORTHWEST ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY, S.C.
NORTHWEST SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION
NORTHWEST TREATMENT ASSOCIATES, INC.
NORTHWESTERN LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL
NORTHWESTERN MEDICAL FACULTY FOUNDATION
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
NORTON, SARAH N.
NORWOOD, FLORIA J.
NORWOOD, LARRY
NORWOOD, SANDRA
NORWOOD, THERESA D. & WHITLEY, LASANE
NOVAK, EDWARD
NOVAK, JOSEPH
NOVELL
NOVOSEL, NICOLE
NOVOSEL, NICOLE
NOWLIN, SANDRA
NOWLING, CHRISTOPHER
NUGENT, ERIN J.
NUNEZ, ARTURO
NUNEZ, DAMIAN
NUNEZ, MARIA
NUNEZ, MARIELA
NUNEZ-MONTENEGRO, SILVIA C.
NUNEZ-WESTCOTT, THERESA
NUNN, CARL
NURTURING DEVELOPMENT & LEARNING CENTER
NURU, ALEMNESH
NUTTALL, JENNIFER
NUYENS, OSCAR
OAKS, JASON
O'BANNON, NICHOLAS D.
O'BRIEN, DAVID A.
O'BRIEN, JESSICA
O'BRIEN, JUDITH
O'BRIEN MARY
OCAMPO, ELSA
OCAMPO, HELEN
OCAMPO, MARIA
OCASIO, ISMAEL
OCASIO, LESLIE
OCE IMAGISTICS
OCE IMAGISTICS, INC.
OCHOA, MARIA
OCHOA, RAFAEL D.
O'CONNELL, WILLIAM R.
O'CONNOR, TARA E.
O'CONNOR, TIMOTHY J.
OCONOMOWOC DEVELOPMENTAL TRAINING CENTER
ODELL, NOBA
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ODELL, PHILLIP
O'DONNELL, PADRAIG
ODUM, HAZEL V.
ODUMYIWA, DEJI
OFC CAPITAL CORPORATION
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
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OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
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OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE DEPOT
OFMAN, ERIC
O'HARA, SHANNON
OHLUOS, RAYMUNDO
OJEDA, GERMAN
OJSTERSEK, JAMES
O'KANE, MICHAEL W.
OKEROKE, PETER
OKPOGIE, JOHN
OLDEN, TERRANCE
OLEDO, GILBERTO
OLGUIN, ANTONIO
OLIVARES, CIRO JR.
OLIVE, SUSAN R.
OLIVEIRA, CAIO C.
OLIVEIRA, EULALIA
OLIVER, ANGELA
OLIVER, HAROLD
OLIVER, KIM
OLIVER, OTIS
OLIVERAS, MILTON
OLIVERAS, NELIDA
OLIVERIO, THOMAS C.
OLMO, ARTURO
OLSON, DEBORA L.
OLSZEWSKI, BOGDAN
OLTMAN, CASSIE
OMAR, KIFAH
ONARGA ACADEMY
ONE HOPE UNITED NORTHERN REGION
O'NEAL, KATHIE
ON-LINE SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC. D/B/A METRO ENFORCEMENT
ONOFRE, ALEJANDRO
OPTIONS & ADVOCACY FOR MCHENRY COUNTY
OQUENDO, FRANKIE
ORACLE AMERICA, INC.
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
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ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORAL SURGERY CENTER
ORANGE, DAWN
ORANGE, DAWN
ORANGE, DAWN
ORANTES, MARIO
ORATOWSKI, STEPHEN EDWARD
ORCHESTRATE HOSPITALITY
ORDONEZ, EUNICE
ORNDORFF, WILLIAM RAY & GAST, MARY
ORNELAS, JOHN
ORNELAS, JOHN A.
O'ROURKE, ROSEMARY C.
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OROZCO, MANUEL A.
OROZCO, MARIA
ORR, DAVERA K
ORR, PHYLLIS
ORTEGA, CARLOS
ORTEGA, ERIK
ORTEGA, LINDA
ORTEGA, MARIA
ORTEGA, MARIA D.
ORTEGA, MARICRUZ
ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATES
ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES OF KANANKEE
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ORTHOTIC PROSTHETIC DESIGN
ORTIZ, CARLOS
ORTIZ, CAROLINA
ORTIZ, DENA
ORTIZ, EDELMIRO
ORTIZ, FABIO
ORTIZ, JESUS
ORTIZ, JOSE LUIS
ORTIZ, LANCE D.
ORTIZ, LUIS
ORTIZ, MIGUEL
ORTIZ, VIVIANA
OSBORN, LELA E.
OSBORNE, BRIAN H.
OSBORNE, CANDACE
OSBORNE, CANDACE
OSBORNE, THERESA M.
OSEMOBOR, JULIE
OSF MEDICAL GROUP
O'SHEA, KOLENE
OSORIO, OSCAR
OSOWSKI, KENNETH
OSOWSKI, KENNETH
OSTER, CHRISTOPHER
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OTERO, JOSE
OTERO, RAMON JR.
OTTAWA MEDICAL CENTER
OTTAWA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
OTTAWA YMCA
OTTINGER, RICK
OTTOE, ROSLYN
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OUSLEY, CRAIG
OUTLAW, ALFRED
OVERBEY, JACOB A.
OVERBY, LAURA
OWEN, JIM
OWENS, BRENNA
OWENS, BRIAN
OWENS, FANNIE
OWENS, FANNIE
OWENS, JAMES
OWENS, JOHNNIE
OWENS, JOYCE & COLLINS, PAXTON
OWENS, KATHLEEN
OWENS, KERRY
OWENS, KIMBERLY
OWENS, KRISTOPHER
OWENS, LATONYA
OWENS, RACE A.
OWENS, RITA
OWENS, TERRY
OWENS, TYREE
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OZOG, MATEUSZ
PABST, IRENE L.
PACE, JOHN; & CARTER, PATRICIA
PACE, MALCOLM XX
PACE, MARIO
PACHECO, ADAM J.
PACHECO, RAY JR.
PACHECO, SEJESMUNDO
PADDIE, JOSEPH
PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS, INC.
PADILLA, DANIEL
PADILLA, II, JOSEPH J.
PADILLA, MICHAEL
PADILLA-MUNOZ, RICARDO
PADILLA-VILCHIS, MARIBEL
PAGE, DAN
PAIGE, DARRYL
PAKAWINYU, NUTTAPONG
PALASINSKI, EWA
PALIATSOS, STEVE
PALMER, DEBORAH T.
PALMER, KAREN A
PALMER, SHIRL
PALMER, SHIRL
PALMER, SHIRL
PALMER, TIFFINEY L.
PALMORE-JORDAN, CAROLYN
PALOMINO, MARIO JR.
PAMPKLIN, CHARLES
PANICI, ERIC
PANICO, DAWN
PANICO, DAWN
PANKEY, DEBRA A.
PANKEY, JOSHUA
PANKEY, SCOTT A.
PANKOW, TIMOTHY J.
PANOS, NICK
PANTOJA, CARMEN J.
PANVINO-GIL, CARMELA
PAPISH, SUSANNAH
PAPISH, SUSANNAH
PAREDES, FABIANA
PARISI, JAY
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PARK FOREST, VILLAGE OF
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PARMELY, JACKIE A.
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PARX, DAVID
PASCO, AMANDA
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10CC2010
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PATEL, GHANSHYAM
PATEL, KETAN
PATEL, MAHENDRA C.
PATEL, NIKUNJ
PATHWAY SERVICES UNLIMITED, INC.
PATHWAYS PSYCHOLOGY SERVICES
PATON, DAVID E.
PATRICK, ANTHONY L.
PATTAROZZI, REBECCA L.
PATTERSON, GWENDOLYN
PATTERSON, MARY
PATTERSON, MYRTLE
PATTERSON, VERNON
PATTON, MARILYN
PATTON, SORETTA
PAUL ABT CONTRACT FLOOR COVERINGS, INC.
PAUL, ALEXANDRA N.
PAULETTE, AYIKO
PAULSON, AUDREY
PAUTLER, CHRIS
THE PAVILION FOUNDATION, RTC UNIT
THE PAVILION FOUNDATION, RTC UNIT
PAVLIK, JOHN E.
PAWELKO, ANTONI
PAWLAK, CHRISTOPHER J.
PAWLOWSKI, DONNA
PAWNEE LUMBER & HARDWARE
PAWNELL, RHONDA JOHNSON
PAYNE, CAROLYN
PAYNE, CORNELL
PAYNE, JESSIE, JR.
PAYNE, JOE
PAYNE, OWEN
PAYNE, SCHERRIE
PBS LEARNING INSTITUTE, INC.
PDC LABORATORIES, INC.
PEAK, BOBBY PARIS II
PEAK PERSONNEL, INC.
PEARCE, MCKINLEY
PEARSON, AL
PEARSON, ALONZO
PECKO, JANET RAUSCH
PEDEN, AMECIO
PEDERSON, CHRISTOPHER
PEDRAZA, JOSE
PEET, KENNETH R., II
PEET, RUBY C.
PEGRAM, DANIEL M.
PEI, YU
PELLETIER, RON
PENA, ARTURO
PENA, CARLOS A.
PENA, HENRY JR.
PENA, JAIME JR.
PENA, JOSE
PENA, MAGDALENA
PENAZOLA, EDGAR
PENEVA, EMILIA I.
PENNAVARIA, VINCENT
PENNELL FORKLIFT SERVICE, INC.
PENNIE, ROGER
PENNING, ROGER L. JR.
PENNY, KEISHA
PENZICK, PAUL S.
PEOPLES, LAKISHA
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PEREA, JOSE G.
PEREZ, ANGEL
PEREZ, ARISVAL
PEREZ, CANDELANO
PEREZ, FELIPE
PEREZ, FELIPE
PEREZ, FERNANDO
PEREZ, FRANCISCO
PEREZ, FRED
PEREZ, GREGORIO
PEREZ, HERIBERTO
PEREZ, ISMAEL
PEREZ, JOSE
PEREZ, JOSE G.
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PEREZ, LEONISIA & FERNANDEZ, FELICITA
PEREZ, LISA M.
PEREZ, LUIS
PEREZ, MANUEL
PEREZ, NANCY
PEREZ, NICOLAS
PEREZ, RICARDO
PEREZ, SONIA LOPEZ
PEREZ, TOMAS R.
PEREZ, VICTOR
PERKINS, CHRISTOPHER
PERKINS, DEBORAH
PERKINS, GLORIA
PERKINS, KEITH
PERKINS, RICO
PERKINS, SHEENA
PERKINS, TAMISHA
PERKINS, XAVIER M.
PERRIN, MARTIN
PERRIN, MEGAN
PERRY, ANNEICE
PERRY, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
PERRY, ERIC E.
PERRY, GISELLE E.
PERRY, GREGORY
PERRY, HASSAN
PERRY, JOBEANA
PERRY, MARY C.
PERRY, PAUL
PERRYMAN, ANTHONY A.
PERRYMAN, NIANA
PERSON, JERRY
PERTEET, KORYON
PERVAIZ, ANEEL
PESTANA, LENA
PET O'FALLON, LLC
PET O'FALLON, LLC
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PETER, GEORGE JR
PETERMAN, JOHN R.
PETERMANN, SHERYL
PETERS, BIRDIA M. & MATTHEWS, EARL D.
PETERS, DIANA L. HILL
PETERS, QUINTIN
PETERS, TINA
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PETERSON, CARNELL
PETERSON, CHARITY
PETERSON, CHRISTOPHER
PETERSON, GREGORY
PETERSON, MITCHELL
PETERSON, RENESA; & SIMMONS, DEBRA
PETERSON, TAMI
PETRASKY, BETH
PETREIKIS, JOHN C. JR.
PETRILLO, MICHAEL S.
PETROFF, DENNIS J
PETTENGER, ANTHONY F.
PETTIFORD, CELLO L
PETTIS, BRENDA
PETTIS, JERMAINE
PETTIS, NAKIA
PEYTON, JAMES
PHELAN, BRANDY
PHENICIE, KYLE J.
PHIFER, DASHAWNA
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PHILLIPS, DANIEL
PHILLIPS, FELISHA
PHILLIPS, GREGORY
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PHILLIPS, LAMONE
PHILLIPS, NATACHA NICOLE
PHILLIPS, PATRICK S. SR.
PHILLIPS, STEVEN J.
PHILLIPS, YVETTE & PHILLIPS, CHAUNDRA
PHILPOT, ROBERT
PHILPOTT, DONALD R.
PHILPOTTS, ANDRE
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10CC2253
09CV6459
11CC0409
10CV3719
10CC1661
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11CV0826
05CV0124
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10CV0761
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11CV0371
07CV6047
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11CV1349
10CV1274
10CV5140
09CC2426
11CV0446
10CV2818
10CV4365
10CV0591
90 PHOENIX, ADAM
PHOENIX PHYSICIAN SERVICES
PHYSICIAN SURGERY CENTER
PICENO, ADRIAN
PICHMAN, DAWN
PICHMAN, ERIC
PICKENS, KEVIN #B-04902
PICKENS, TINA
PICKERING, JILL & LAUREANO, JENNIFER
PICKETT, ANTWAN
PICKETT, BRITTANY
PICKETT, DESTINY
PICKETT, SANDRA
PICRAUX, ANGELA M.
PIER, CHRISTA
PIERCE, FANCHON
PIERCE, MARY
PIERCE, TANYA L.
PIETRZYK, BRONISLAWA
PIKE, COUNTY OF, SHERIFF'S OFFICE
PIKE, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
PILARCZYK, JULIE
PILLARS
PILLARS
PINCKNEYVILLE, CITY OF
PINEDO, JUAN DE DIOS
PINEDO, MARIA O. MEDELLIN
PINKERTON, LEROY
PINKNEY, NIGEL
PINKOUS, KIMBERLY K.
PINNICK, BRUCE
PINSON, JOHNNIA
PINTA, YADIRA J.
PINTO, INGRID
PINTO, INGRID
PIOUS, LORENZO
PIPER, GLORIA
PIPKIN, GISELLE Y.
PITMAN COMPANY
PITMAN COMPANY
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
PITTMAN, CURTIS M.
PITTMAN ENTERPRISES
PITTMAN, SHERMAN
PITTMAN, TAMMY
PITTMAN-WOODFORK, LISA
PITTS, JERMAINE
PITTS, JOSEPH P.
PITTS, KATEENA
PITTS, KEVA A.
PITTS, LAVELL & SHIELDS, RICHARD E.
PITTS, REGINA
PITTS, REGINA
PITTS, TRACEY R
PIWOWARSKA, BARBARA
PIZZUTO, LAURA
PIZZUTO, LAURA; & PIZZUTO, JOE
PKS CHRISTIAN LEARNING SITE, INC.
PLAINFIELD VETERINARY CLINIC
PLASCENCIA, MARIA
PLATTNER ORTHOPEDIC COMPANY
PLUMLY, PAUL D JR
PLUMMER, BONNIE
PLUMMER, BONNIE
11CV3179
10CC3474
10CC2874
09CV0052
11CV1214
11CV1215
10CC0156
09CV4674
09CV0746
08CV1623
11CV2757
10CV4108
10CV0433
10CV0508
10CV4555
10CV3854
11CV1836
09CV5706
10CV5421
09CC0577
10CC0608
01CV2153
10CC3882
10CC3901
11CC0291
10CV2582
10CV2581
10CV2583
10CV2584
11CV1756
08CV2312
10CV3588
09CV5094
10CV3493
11CV2093
09CV0892
09CV0893
10CV4331
10CV1586
10CV4241
10CC2207
10CC3316
10CC1260
10CC1802
10CC1807
10CC2255
10CC2390
10CC2688
10CC3189
10CC3523
10CC3524
10CC3533
10CC3617
10CC3634
10CC3799
11CC0045
11CC0295
11CC0296
10CV3589
10CC2120
11CV0913
09CV1844
11CV0885
09CV2367
11CV2640
11CV0105
10CV2153
11CV0776
11CV2034
11CV4115
11CC1710
10CV0763
10CV1331
10CV1330
11CC1820
11CC0953
11CV1170
10CC3067
09CC0652
11CV3138
11CV3677
91 PLUMMER, BONNIE
11CV3678
PLUMP, SONGHAY
11CV0372
POCIUS, GERDA
11CV2237
POCIUS, PAULA
11CV1143
POCIUS, PAULA
11CV1144
POCRNICH, GREGORY A.
11CV3449
PODKULSKI, STEVEN
07CC3282
POE, BRIAN
10CV3275
POELINITZ, ANDRE R. JR.
10CV2385
POFF, ELIZABETH M.
11CV3422
POGAR, TYE C.
10CV2776
POHLERS INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC
10CC3628
POINTER, LEONIA
10CV1587
POLANCO, JOSHUA
11CV1837
POLESKI, PATRICIA
10CV4332
POLESKI, SUZANNE
10CV3047
POLESKI, SUZANNE
10CV3048
POLLACK, ALI
10CV4916
POLLARD, JOSEPH B.
10CV2621
POLLITT, HOWARD W.
10CV2038
POMPA, VERONICA M.
10CV5393
PONCE, TERESA
10CV2039
PONDER, ANTHONY
11CV0556
PONDER, CLAUDETTE Y.
11CC1616
PONDER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC.
10CC2550
POOLE, BRENDA
11CV2094
POOLE, NORMAN
08CV2944
POOLE, TIFFANY
09CV1389
POOLE-CLAYTON, ELOIS
09CV0135
POORMAN, PAMELA J
11CC3783
POPE, RACHEL
10CV0658
POR, TANESHA
10CV5177
PORCH, STEPHANIE DIGGS
08CV0434
PORTALES, EDGAR R.
09CV4580
PORTER, CORNELL III
07CV5951
PORTER, DANTIS
10CV4755
PORTER, MICHAEL
11CV3576
PORTER, MICHELLE
10CV1437
PORTER, TERRY W.
10CV3747
PORTERFIELD, CALVIN
09CV6182
POSEY, JOHNNIE
10CV3494
POSLEY, RODNEY
11CV1435
POTTS, CHRISTINE
10CV5505
POTTS, SHIRLEY
10CV1927
POWELL, DAVID G.
11CC2027
POWELL, HARVEY SR.
10CV2064
POWELL, KARREN; & SONS, MARCIA E.
09CV5160
POWELL, LA RONDIA
11CV2566
POWELL, ROGER W.
11CC1586
POWELL, SERGIO
11CV1579
POWELL, TAWANA
10CV4691
POWELL, TRAVIS
11CC0974
POYNOR, HEATHER
10CC2833
PRACHA, MUHAMMAD K. & PRACHA, QAMAR J.; INDIVIDUALLY CO-ADMINISTRATORS 02CC5288
PRADHAN, BAL
10CV3408
PRADO, FRANCISCO
11CV3614
PRADO, THOMAS W.
06CV6193
PRAIRIE CARDIOVASCULAR
09CC0188
PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY, INC.
10CC2019
PRAIRIE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
10CC2453
11CC0070
PRANSKEVICH, JESSICA M.
10CV1079
PRASAD, THARAKATURI
10CV3720
PRATER, ALPHONSO
11CV1408
PRATHER, CRYSTEL L.
11CV0665
PRATHER, DONNA
10CC1939
PRECIADO, ENRIQUE
10CV4366
PRECIADO, ENRIQUE
11CV2687
PRECIADO, JOEL
11CC0269
PRECISE SPECIALTIES CORPORATION
10CC2520
PREKER, SANDRA F.
09CV5434
PREMIER LAUNDRY TECHNOLOGIES
10CC2098
PRESENTATIONS DIRECT, LLC
10CC0583
PRESSEY, DAVID B
10CC2375
PRESTON, NATHAN
10CV4127
PREVENTION FIRST, INC.
10CC2668
10CC2670
11CC0394
PRICE, BENNIE
10CV2357
PRICE, CATHY J.
11CV1454
PRICE, JAMES JR. & TAYLOR, ASHLEY
08CV6278
92 PRICE, LARRY
PRICE, RONNIE
PRICE, WILLIAM
PRIDE, ADRIAN
PRIETO, EMMANUEL L.
PRIETO-BEASLEY, NATALIA
PRIETO-BEASLEY, NATALIA
PRINCE, CAPRICE
PRINCE, CAPRICE
PRINCE, JACQUELINE
PRINCETON REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS, LLC
PRISM HEALTHCARE SERVICES
PRITCHETT, SONJA
PRO COM SYSTEMS DIVISION OF BALLARD COMPANIES, INC.
PRO COM SYSTEMS DIVISION OF BALLARD COMPANIES, INC.
PROCTOR, TOYYA
PROCTOR, TOYYA
PROFESSIONAL DYNAMIC NETWORK, INC.
PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL, INC.
PROGRESSIVE DIRECT INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O MANSHOLT CLINTON
PROGRESSIVE HOUSING, INC.
PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIES
PROTOCOL SERVICES, INC.
PROVENA HEALTH CENTRAL BUSINESS OFFICE
PROVENA ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
PROVENA ST MARY'S HOSPITAL
PROVENA ST. MARYS HOSPITAL
PROVIDENCE SERVICE CORPORATION D/B/A CAMELOT CARE CENTER
PROVIDENCE SERVICE CORPORATION D/B/A CAMELOT CARE CENTERS
PROVISO FAMILY SERVICES
PROVISO TOWNSHIP, #209
PRUETT, ANDREW D.
PRUITT, LUKE D/B/A WORLD ACCESS
PRYOR, EDMOND
PRYOR, RAYMOND W. IV
PSORIS, SANDRA
PUBLIC CONSULTING GROUP, INC.
PUCKETT, DENISE
PUCKETT, SUSAN J.
PUENTE, JAIME
PUGH, ALEKSIS
PULIDO, ALEJANDRA
PULMONARY & CRITICAL CARE ASSOCIATION
PUNZALAN, EUNISSA S.
PURCELL, KEVIN
PURCELL-TAYLOR, LINDA
PURCHES, REYFIUS C.
PURNELL, DERRICK
PURNELL, DOLAN
PURNELL, MARQUITA
PURVI HOSPITALITY, INC. D/B/A ECONO LODGE & SUITES
PUTNAM, COUNTY OF
PYRAMID ADVISORS, LLC D/B/A DOUBLE TREE OAK BROOK
QIAGEN, INC.
QUALITY CARPET BROTHERS, INC.
QUALITY ELEVATOR INSPECTIONS, INC.
QUALITY INN
QUALITY INN & SUITES
QUALITY INN SCHAUMBURG CEDAR LINCOLN, LTD.
QUALITY SUITES
QUALITY SUITES
QUALITY THERAPY & CONSULTATION
QUANTROL, INC.
09CV2616
11CV1643
11CV2586
08CV6212
09CV4348
11CV1839
11CV3330
11CV0840
11CV0841
08CV3551
11CC0042
11CC1602
11CV0132
10CC1611
11CC0475
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11CV3852
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10CC3101
10CC2372
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10CC2920
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10CC3631
11CC1264
11CC2078
11CC2102
11CC2533
11CC3061
11CC0348
11CC0346
11CC0823
11CC0012
10CV4556
10CC1908
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10CV4863
10CV2020
10CC2599
10CC2601
10CC3470
10CC3593
10CC3594
11CC0798
11CC0800
11CC0803
10CV1748
10CV3636
11CV1014
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10CC1412
10CC3620
11CC0672
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11CV1715
10CV4293
10CV5026
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09CC1684
09CV5553
11CC0807
10CC0571
11CC0602
11CC2128
10CC3960
10CC3956
10CC3520
10CC1705
10CC1822
10CC1992
10CC1993
10CC1994
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10CC1949
10CC2322
10CC2294
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93 QUARRY MATERIALS
QUELA, DAVID R.
QUEZADA, ALBERTO
QUICK, D'ANDRE
QUICKSILVER MAILING SERVICES
QUIGLEY, MATTHEW
QUINCY UNIVERSITY
QUINN, DEBRA
QUINN, HEATHER
QUINN, JULIE R.
QUINTANA, JUAN M.
QUINTERO, ARTURO
QUINTERO, ESTEBAN
QUINTERO, FRANCISCO J.
QUIROZ, JOSE
QUITO, WILSON
QUIXOTE TRANSPORTATION TECH, INC.
QUOIQUOI, MURPHY
R K DIXON COMPANY
RABATINE, TIMOTHY
RABITO, JACLYN
RACHEL'S LEARNING CENTER
RADDLE, HAROLD M. SR.
RADISSON HOTEL ROCKFORD
RAE PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS
RAFFIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
RAFFIN PROPERTIES, INC.
RAHMAN, UNNUM
RAINES, ANTHONY
RAINEY, JIMMY H.
RAINEY, ZACHARY
RAINGE, WARDELL
RAITHEL, TIMOTHY
RAKOWSKI, LAWRENCE P
RALPH, HEATHER
RAMAKER, NATHAN C.
RAMCLAN, RAVEN
RAMIREZ, BONIFACIO
RAMIREZ, CRISTIANO
RAMIREZ, DANIEL
RAMIREZ, ESTEBAN
RAMIREZ, JAVIER
RAMIREZ, JORGE
RAMIREZ, JOSE C.
RAMIREZ, JUSTIN
RAMIREZ, MARIA
RAMIREZ, SERGIO
RAMLOW, ALLANIEE K.
RAMOS, ANA
RAMOS, DONNA
RAMOS, ELOY
RAMOS, ILUMINADA D.
RAMOS, JULIAN
RAMOS, SONIA
RAMOS, SONIA
RAMSEY, DUWANNA
RAMSEY, EBONI
RAMSEY, EBONI
RAMSEY, SHERRI D.
RANDALL, LENARD
RANDALL, WILLIAM P.
RANDLE, SHANTA
RANDLE, SHANTA
RANDLE, TAHLIAH S.
RANDLE, TERRY
RANDLE, TROY
RANDLE, WILLIE
RANDOLPH, FREDRICK W. B.
RANDOLPH, GERARD; & ABSTON, GWENDOLYN
RANDOLPH, LARS J. C.
RANDOLPH, RANDI C.
RANGEL, ELIO
RANGEL MONCADA, CINTHIA J. C/O MONCADA GABRIELA
RANIERI, ALLISON M.
RAQUEL, STEPHANIE
RAQUEL, STEPHANIE
RASER, CHARLES B.
RATCLIFFE, DE ANNA M.
10CC0588
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07CV6209
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10CV2089
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94 RATEREE, BONNIE & COSBY, MARIAH
RATH, JOHN H. II
RATLIFF, DARNELL L.
RATLIFF, ROOSEVELT
RATTLER, ROSALIND
RAUBA, GEDIMINA
RAWLS, ANGELA
RAWLS, ANGELA
RAWLS, ANGELA
RAWLS, JAMES B.
RAWLS, MELVIN JR.
RAWSON, AMBER
RAY, BRENDA
RAY, COLETTE M.
RAY, COLETTE M.
RAY GRAHAM ASSOCIATION
RAY, HOYT
RAY, JACQUELINE
RAY, KENT L.
RAY, MITCHELL
RAY O'HERRON COMPANY
RAZI, RACHEEL
RAZO, EMILY
RBS, INC. D/B/A GRAHAM FEED COMPANY
RCM DATA CORPORATION
RD HOBSON ASSOCIATES LP
REAL, BRANDON
REARER, CORINNE
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBHAN R & W MEAT
REBOLLEDO, MARIA
RECORD COPY SERVICES
RECORD SYSTEMS, INC.
REDMOND, ALLEN
REDMOND, CHARLENE
REDMOND, JAMES
REDMOND, JOSEPH
REDMOND, LESLIE
REDMOND, MICHAEL
REDMOND, ROBERT
REDPOINT INTERNATIONAL, INC.
REED, ANDREA D.
REED, ARAL
REED, BLANCHIE & MINOR, TIERRA
REED, CARLTON
REED, CRYSTAL
REED, DANIEL J.
REED, HOLLY
REED, HOLLY
REED, HOLLY
REED, HOLLY
REED, JEFFREY
REED, JOHN C.
REESE, GLORIA
REESE, RUBY
REESE, RYAN J.
REESE, SANDRA
REESE, YOLANDA
REEVES, ALAN
REEVES, ANGELICA A.
REEVES, DWAYNE
REEVES, FRIEDRICKIA
REGAL BUSINESS MACHINES, INC.
REGALADO, AMALIA
REGETS, DIANE J.
REHABTECH, INC.
REID, ALBERTA
REID, LISA V.
REID, PEARLIE
11CV2238
11CC0157
11CV3647
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10CC2183
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10CC2232
09CC2782
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10CC3015
10CC3016
10CC3017
10CC3018
10CC3019
10CC3020
10CV3892
10CC3322
10CC1123
11CC0438
10CV1468
10CV2833
11CV2276
08CV2313
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09CV4951
11CV1614
10CC2614
10CV3124
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08CV3717
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10CV3409
10CV3410
10CV4410
10CV4411
10CV3702
10CV2387
10CC0604
10CV2738
10CV2358
10CV5048
10CV2875
11CC1017
11CV1411
11CV1436
11CV1145
11CC0188
10CV3208
09CV0477
10CC3060
11CV0777
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95 REID, PEARLIE
REIVES, TREMELL
RELIABLE PEST SOLUTIONS
RELIABLE SOLUTIONS, INC.
RELY SERVICES, INC.
RELY SERVICES, INC.
RELY SERVICES, INC.
RELY SERVICES, INC.
RELYEA, DENNIS
RENCH, NIKKI LYNN
RENDELS' GMC, INC.
RENFRO, FELICIA
RENFRO, JOYCE
RENFRO, SHERRI A.
RENTERIA, FROYLAN
RENTERIA, NICOLE
REPINSKI, DAVID
RESCINITO, KITLYN
RESENDIZ, MINERVA
RESH, BRENDA
RESH, BRENDA
RESH, BRENDA
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPERS
RETTA, HENOK D.
REVELES, ARTURO
REVILLA, ABIGAIL
REVILLA, ABIGAIL
REYES, CESAR
REYES, JUAN
REYES, JUAN
REYES, MARGARITA
REYES, MIGUEL A.
REYES, NANCY
REYES, RICARDO
REYES, ROBERT
REYNOLDS, JEFF A.
REYNOLDS, RENE
REYNOSA, CESAR
REZA, MARILU
RHODEN, RENEE
RHODES, GREGORY A.
RHODES, MARTELL
RHODES, TAWANDA
RHODES-GIBBS, MARIE A.
RHONE, LEWIS D.
RIAL, LARRY J
RIALS, CHEVIAH
RIALS, CHEVIAH
RICCHIO, MICHAEL F.
RICCI-BALICH, JOSEPHINE
RICE, DOUGLAS
RICE, NANCY
RICE, ROSA
RICE, TITIANA
RICE-BANKS, TWANA
RICH, DEREK
RICH, MICHAEL D.
RICHARD, ARTHUR
RICHARD, BRITTANY N. KNUST
RICHARDS, NIKITA
RICHARDSON, BOBBY
RICHARDSON, CAREY
RICHARDSON, GREGORY
RICHARDSON, JERMAINE
RICHARDSON, JOHNNY
RICHARDSON, PATRICIA A.
RICHARDSON, ROBERT L.
RICHARDSON, SHANNON
RICHARDSON, STANLEY
RICHIE, MARCAS S.
RICHLAND, COUNTY OF
RICHMILLER, DAVID
RICHMILLER, DAVID
RICHMOND, THOMAS H.
RICHTER, DWAYNE
RICKARD, AARON
RICKERT, DAVID J
RICKEY, VE-ZONIC
RICKHOFF, BECKY
RICKS, TERRY L.
RIDDELL, MELVIN
10CV5551
08CV1818
11CC1023
10CC2802
11CC0090
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10CV3616
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07CV5813
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06CV5426
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08CV2478
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96 RIDDLE, SANDRA K.
RIDLEY, THERESA
RIEKE, THOMAS
RIGGINS, JAMES
RIGGINS-MCKNIGHT, BEATRICE
RIGGS, NICHOLAS
RIGNEY, DIERDRE A.
RILEY, FRANCINE
RIMAGE CORPORATION
RINGENBERG, LISA R.
RINI, ANDREW W.
RINKENBERGER, KRISTOPHER
RIOS, GREGORY
RIOS, JAIME JR.
RIOS, JESUS
RIOS, JUAN
RIOS, MARGARETTA C.
RITCHEY, KATHY
RITCHEY, KATHY
RIVER CITY SEPTIC & EXCAVATING
RIVERA, ANSELMO
RIVERA, DULCE
RIVERA, HOMER; INDIVIDUALLY AND AS FATHER AND NEXT FRIEND OF PAUL
RIVERA, ISAAC
RIVERA, JOSE
RIVERA, JOSE
RIVERA, JOSE A.
RIVERA, JOSEFINA
RIVERA, LULA M.
RIVERA, MARGARET M.
RIVERA, ROBERTO & PONALL, WILLIAM & GAMBEL, MICHELE
RIVERA, VALENTIN
RIVERA-COMPOSANO, DANIEL
RIVERBEND HEAD START & FAMILY SERVICES
RIVEROL, JESUS M.
RIVERS, ASHLEY
RIVERS, CHARLES A. JR.
RIVERSIDE HEALTH SYSTEM
RIVERSIDE HEALTH SYSTEM OBO OROZCO, DANIEL
RIVERSIDE HEALTH SYSTEM OBO SERGENT, MICHAEL
RIVERSIDE HEALTH SYSTEMS
RIVIERA MANOR, INC.
ROA, RAFAEL
ROAD RANGER, LLC
ROAKE, LISA
ROBBINS, JALENE
ROBBINS, ROGER D.
ROBBINS, SCHWARTZ, NICHOLAS, LIFTON & TAYLOR, LTD.
ROBERSON, GLENN
ROBERSON, GRANT O.
ROBERSON, WILLIE
ROBERT GILL & COMPANY, INC.
ROBERTS, COURTNEY E.
ROBERTS, EARL
ROBERTS, ELIZABETH
ROBERTS, FREDDIE
ROBERTS, JORDAN E.
ROBERTS, KELLY
ROBERTS, KENORA
ROBERTS, LISA L.
ROBERTSON, ANTHONY
ROBERTSON, CHRISTOPHER E.
ROBERTSON, JOSEPH
ROBERTSON, OCTAVIUS A. D.
ROBINSON, ALEXIS
ROBINSON, CAROL
ROBINSON, CLAUDIA
ROBINSON, DAMIKA
ROBINSON, DAVID M.
ROBINSON, DEBRA
ROBINSON, ERNEST
ROBINSON, GEORGE
ROBINSON, JAIRENMES B.
ROBINSON, JERROLD
ROBINSON, KARL
ROBINSON, KIMBERLY
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97 ROBINSON, LARRY
ROBINSON, LEWIS
ROBINSON, LILLIAN
ROBINSON, MARCUS
ROBINSON, NELLA B.
ROBINSON, NYKIMA
ROBINSON, RACHEAL
ROBINSON, RAULON
ROBINSON, ROLINDA
ROBINSON, SHUNDRA
ROBINSON, TAMISHA
ROBINSON, TERRELL
ROBINSON, TERRY
ROBINSON, TIMOTHY S.
ROBINSON, TINA
ROBINSON, VINCENT
ROBLEDO, LINDA
ROBLES, SONYA
ROBLES, TOMAS
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCHA, JORGE
ROCK ISLAND, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
ROCK ISLAND, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
ROCK RIVER DISPOSAL
ROCKFORD PROPERTIES, LLC
ROCKS, BRUCE
RODDY, DERRICK A.
RODGERS, ANNETTE & RODGERS, EARTHA
RODGERS, APRIL
RODGERS, BRITTANY
RODGERS, JOHN
RODGERS, MARLON
RODGERS, VANBURN A.
RODGERS, VANBURN A.
RODNEY, JACQUELYN
RODNEY, JACQUELYN L.
RODRIGUEZ, ABEL
RODRIGUEZ, ALEX
RODRIGUEZ, ANGEL
RODRIGUEZ, CHRISTINA
RODRIGUEZ, ERIK A.
RODRIGUEZ, GILBERT
RODRIGUEZ, IRMA
RODRIGUEZ, JOHN F.
RODRIGUEZ, JOSE G. SR.
RODRIGUEZ, JUAN CARLOS
RODRIGUEZ, JULIO
RODRIGUEZ, MARCO
RODRIGUEZ, MARCOS
RODRIGUEZ, MIGUEL A.
RODRIGUEZ, OSCAR A.
RODRIGUEZ, REBECCA
RODRIGUEZ, ROBERTO
RODRIGUEZ, ROSARIO
RODRIGUEZ, SALVADOR
RODRIGUEZ, SALVADOR
RODRIGUEZ, SAMANTHA
RODRIGUEZ, SERGIO
RODRIGUEZ, SONIA
RODRIGUEZ, TITO
ROGEL, FILIMON
ROGERS ADJUSTMENT SERVICE
ROGERS, BRIAN
ROGERS, CAROLYN
ROGERS, CASSONDRA R.
ROGERS, MARCUS F.
ROGERS PARK COMMUNITY COUNCIL
ROGERS, ROSE
ROGERS, ROSE M.
ROGERS, ROSE M.
ROGERS, TERESA J.
ROGERS, TERESA J.
ROGGENBAUER, BONNY
ROJAS, AGUSTIN
ROJAS, JORGE
ROKAITIS INDUSTRIES, INC.
ROMAN, FABIOLA
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98 ROMAN, JUAN
ROMAN, MONICA; & GAMBOA, ALFREDO
ROMAN, RAFAEL
ROMAN, WALKER
ROMERO, ANIBAL
ROMERO, RAYMUNDO
ROMIC, BRANKO; AS INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF MILAN
ROMITO, MATTHEW
RONNING, ANDREA
RONSPIES, DALE J.
ROONEY, JAMES
ROQUE, FERNANDO
ROSA, MICHAEL
ROSADO, ERIC
ROSADO, MARILUZ
ROSALES, REYNALDO
ROSARIO, MARCELA
ROSARIO, REGIS JR.
ROSAS, FERNANDO
ROSE, ARDEST, III
ROSE, CAYLE
ROSE, CHARLES E.
ROSE, DARIUS
ROSENTHAL, MIYAKO
ROSENTHAL, MIYAKO
ROSER, MARK
ROSEWOOD FOODS, INC.
ROSHEL, DEENA
ROSLEY, JEREMIE B.
ROSS, ANGELA
ROSS, ANTHONY
ROSS, BRYANT K. II
ROSS, CHRISTOPHER
ROSS, DELISA
ROSS, ERIC M.
ROSS, JAMAAL
ROSS, JERMAINE L.
ROSS, JOHNATHAN
ROSS, KARNALDO J.
ROSS, KIM
ROSS, STEVEN O.
ROSS, TINA M.
ROTEREE, BONNIE
ROTHENBERGER, SUSAN L.
ROUSE, MARQUEAT
ROWAN, EDWARD
ROWE, LISA
ROWE, RYAN
ROWEN, LAURA
ROWLEY, SHAWN
ROYAL, LEVELLE
ROYAL, SHREE D.
ROZCO LANDSCAPING, INC.
ROZYCKI, JAROSLAW
R-R DEER PROCESSING
RUBINGISA, PROVIDENCE
RUCKMAN, LEEONCE
RUDD, RANDOLPH SR.
RUDD, TOMIKA
RUDIN PRINTING COMPANY, INC.
RUDISILL, III, WILLIAM B.
RUDOLPH, DENISE
RUEF, ERIN B.
RUEFF, BRITTANY
RUIZ, ALBERTO
RUIZ, ARIANA
RUIZ, BLANCA
RUIZ, CLAUDIA
RUIZ, CRYSTAL
RUIZ, IRMA
RUIZ, JOSE D.
RUIZ, JULIO C.
RUIZ, MARIA L.
RUIZ, MELITON
RUIZ, MICHAEL F.
RUIZ, RAMIRO
RUIZ, RAUL FIGUEROA
RUIZ, SEBASTIAN
RUIZ, VICTOR
RULO, CHRISTOPHER N.
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99 RUMBO, ANGELA
RUNGE, MARK E
RUNKER, ROGER D.
RUSH, BOOKER
RUSH, PATRICIA
RUSH, SHEILA
RUSHIN, ADRIAN L. JR.
RUSSELL, ANN D.
RUSSELL, ANTONIO D.
RUSSELL, CHAD T.
RUSSELL, ELIZABETH
RUSSELL, EVAN M.
RUSSELL, FILURA
RUSSELL, JONATHAN U.
RUSSELL, LARRY
RUSSELL, MARCUS
RUSSELL, MICHAEL
RUSSELL, MIKHAIL
RUSSELL, REGINALD
RUSSELL, SHEILA & SAVAGE, SHIRLEY SALIBELLAS
RUSSELL, TRACY
RUSSOTTO, KARIE
RUSSOTTO, KARIE
RUSSOTTO, KARIE
RUTH, WILLIAM E.
RUTHERFORD, BRADLEY
RUTHERFORD, FRED JR.
RUTHERFORD, SHAWN
RUTLEDGE, ROBERT
RUT'S MOVING & DELIVERY SERVICE, INC.
RUTZ, CHRISTOPHER
RUVALCABA, ALEJANDRO
RYAN, DENNIS J.
RYAN, WALLACE E
RYDMAN, GEORGE E., & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
RYVA, JOSEPH
S & R MEDICAL, LLC
SAAD, MUBASHIR
SABINA, GERRY
SACHA, ANTONI A.
SADOWSKI, MATTHEW
SAFER FOUNDATION
SAFER FOUNDATION
SAFER FOUNDATION
SAFER FOUNDATION
SAFETY MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.
SAFFOLD, PARHAM H.
SAGASTUME, ADELMO O.
SAGE, ANDREW S.
SAGE, MATTHEW P.
SAGGIO, RICHARD
SAGO, CHARISE
SAGO, CYNTHIA
SAILLIEZ, MARK II
SAINES, MARTHA
SAIYED, NATASHA
SAKR, HANY A.
SAKWA, BRIAN T.
SALAAM, TONY
SALAS, MARIA
SALAZAR, MARCO
SALAZAR, TERESA
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
SALEH, ADNAN
SALEM OFFICE BUILDING
SALES, GARRICK L.
SALES, TAMMY
SALGADO, ALBINO
SALGADO, BLANCA
SALGADO, LUIS
SALGADO, SABINO
SALINA, ARTEMIO
SALINAS-PERERA, LIDIA
SALTER, LELAND
SALUD LATINA LATINO HEALTH
THE SALVATION ARMY
THE SALVATION ARMY
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100 SALVUCCI, LISA
SAMARITANO, JOE
SAMPLE, PATRICIA
SAMPSON, KENRICK
SAMPSON, MARVIN
SAMUELS, DEBORAH
SAMUELS, ERIC L.
SAMUTA, ANTHONY; ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF CONSTANTINE SAMUTA
SANBORN-BROWN, LISA
SANCHEZ, ADELINA I.
SANCHEZ, ALBERT
SANCHEZ, ALEJANDRA
SANCHEZ, ALEJANDRA
SANCHEZ, ALEJANDRA
SANCHEZ, CELIA
SANCHEZ, CRISTINA
SANCHEZ, FAUSTO VARGAS
SANCHEZ, GILBERTO
SANCHEZ, HENRY
SANCHEZ, HONORIO
SANCHEZ, JENNIFER
SANCHEZ, JOEL
SANCHEZ, JULIAN
SANCHEZ, LEO
SANCHEZ, NOE
SANCHEZ, PETER
SANCHEZ, PETER T.
SANCHEZ, SARITA
SANDERS, CHRISTINE
SANDERS, DARIN
SANDERS, NICHOLE D.
SANDERS, PAUL
SANDERS, REGINA
SANDERS, RODNEY
SANDERS, ROSA
SANDERS, RYAN
SANDERS, VELMA
SANDLE, MARION
SANDOVAL, BLANCA
SANDOVAL, JOSE
SANDOVAL, RAMIRO
SANDOVAL-VILLA, IVAN O.
SANGAMON, COUNTY OF, RECORDER
SANJAADORJ, ODGEREL
SANTANA, MONSEROSA
SANTANA, MONSEROSA
SANTIAGO, ELIZABETH
SANTIAGO, FRANCISCA
SANTIAGO-TORRES, JULISSA
SANTOS, BULMARO
SANTOS, BULMARO
SANTOS, DIANA L.
SANTOS, PATRICIA
SAPP, SARA J.
SARDIN, CRYSTAL
SARIA, RODOLFO
SARTINO, JOE
SATCHELL, AUGUSTUS
SATTERWHITE, KELLY
SAUCEDA, SERGIO
SAUCEDO, JOSE M.
SAULS, DAVITA
SAULSBERRY, JESSIE
SAULSBERRY, LAWRENCE R
SAUSEDA, KRYSTLE L.
SAVAGE, SHARON
SAVARESE, GEORGE, PH.D., LCSW
SAVIC, BRANKO
SAVIN, SERGHEY
SAWAR'S NEUROLOGICAL INSTITUTE
SAWYER, CORINNA Y.
SAXONY BRADLEY, LLC
SAZONE, LATASHA
SCANLON, DAWN
SCBAS, INC.
SCHAB, STANISLAW
SCHAFER, DEBBIE S.
SCHAUBERT, EMILY
SCHAUMBURG, VILLAGE OF
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101 SCHEURICH, BARRY
SCHIFF HARDIN LLP
SCHILTZ, DANIEL T.
SCHIMMER FORD
SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATION
SCHLAWSKI, STEPHEN G.
SCHMID, LINNEA
SCHMIDT, AMANDA
SCHMIDT, MICHAEL
SCHMIDT, MICHAEL J.
SCHMIDT, SUSAN, PHD
SCHMIDT, TONY M.
SCHOFIELD, CHRISTOPHER A.
SCHOFIELD, JUSTIN A.
SCHOLA, JOLYN
SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE
SCHRAG, DOUGLAS
SCHRAGE, JANE E. A.
SCHRIER, INC. AN ILLINOIS CORPORATION
SCHROEDER, DEREK W.
SCHUBERT, LAUREN
SCHUETTE, LUKE
SCHULTZ, ALICE E.
SCHULTZ, DAVID
SCHULTZ, J.C., ENTERPRISES, INC.
SCHULTZ, LAURI A.
SCHULTZ, MARY MADORA
SCHUMM, RONALD L.
SCHUYLER, COUNTY OF, TREASURER & COLLECTOR
SCHWARZINGER, MEGAN
SCHWEER, DEBBIE K.
SCHWEPPE & SONS, INC.
SCOTT , COUNTY OF, TREASURER
SCOTT, ANDRE
SCOTT, ARDELL
SCOTT, CARL
SCOTT, CECELIA S.
SCOTT, CHELSEA
SCOTT, CHERYL
SCOTT, DELORES 2008-0039075
SCOTT, DIONTE C.
SCOTT, ERICK
SCOTT, JAMES ELI
SCOTT, LEANDRE
SCOTT, LESLIE
SCOTT, LURENZO
SCOTT, MICHAEL
SCOTT QUINN & ASSOCIATES, LLC
SCOTT, SUSAN M.
SCOTT, TIA
SCOTT, TYRONE
SCOTT, WILLIAM
SCOTT-BOOKER, JUDITH
SCOTTI, RONALD C.
SCRUGGS, DE MARCO
SCRUGGS, DEMARCO
SCRUGGS, SHARON
SEA GROUP, INC.
SEALS, MARTINA
SEARLES, ALAN
SEARS, WILLIAM A.
SEAS, SHARLEEN S.
SEAT, ANDREW
SECOND CHANCE SOBER LIVING ENVIRONMENT, INC.
SECRETARY OF STATE DRIVERS SERVICES - PETTY CASH
SECUR MAR, LLC
SECURITY DESIGN, INC. D/B/A EO INTERGRATED SYSTEMS, INC.
SEGAR, COREY D.
SEGUIN SERVICES, INC.
SEGURA, MARIO
SEGURA, PEDRO
SEGURA, RODOLFO
SEGWAY EXPERIENCE OF CHICAGO, LLC
SEGWAY, INC.
SEHLKE, KEVIN
SEIBECH, LINDA SUE
SEICO, INC.
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102 SEIDELMAN, LAURA
SEIJA, LUIS
SEILER, FRANK V.
SEKHARAN, MATHANGI
SELINER, GERRY
SELL, ANGELA
SEMPRIT, VICTOR
SENDERS, KAREN L.
SENDERS, KAREN L.
SENDERS, KAREN L.
SENECA MEDICAL, INC.
SENIOR SERVICES ASSOCIATES, INC.
SEPS, INC.
SERGOVIA, FRANCISCO
SERIANO, CHARLES K.
SERIO, RAYMOND
SERNA, BRENDA
SERNAS, APOLINAR
SERPAS, GREG
SERRA, MARGARET M.
SERRANO, EMMA A. & SUAREZ, NINA
SERRANO, JERIMIAH
SERRANO, MARCUS
SERRANO, MICHELLE
SERRANO, ROLANDO C.
SERRATOS, BRIAN
SERTOMA CENTER, INC.
SERTOMA CENTRE, INC.
SERVANT, LLOYD J. JR.
SERVICE DRYWALL & DECORATING, INC.
SESSER, CITY OF
SETTERS, MARTIN
SETTERSTROM, MICHEAL D.
SEVERANCE, CHRISTINE
SEVILLA, ASHLEY R.
SEVILLE STAFFING, LLC
SEWARD, RONALD
SEXTON, LOTTIE R.
SHACKLES, MELISSA
SHAFFER, YOLANDA
SHAH, ANIL
SHAH, KAYA
SHAH, NALINI D.
SHAHID, HANAN
SHAMBLIN, JONNA
SHAMROCK SERVICES
SHANKS, STEPHEN
SHARIF, ABIDA
SHARIF, KAMAL A.
SHARKEY, COLLEEN
SHARMA, MONIQUE A.
SHARP, JOAN
SHARP, JONATHAN T.
SHARP, REGINALD T. SR.
SHARPE, LAERICA
SHAW, ANTHONY
SHAW, CARY
SHAW, DION
SHAW, DWAYNE
SHAW, JAMES
SHAW, LILY HARRIS, AS SPECIAL ADMINISTATOR OF ESTATE OF LARRY C SHAW
SHAW, MARTIN
SHAW, MARY H. & ADAMS, DONELL SR
SHAW, SARAH
SHAWANO MEDICAL CENTER
SHAWGO, BEAU A.
SHAY HEALTH CARE SERVICES, INC.
SHCHUTSKY, VASYL
SHEA PAIGE & ROGEL
SHEDD, RHONDA
SHEFFEY, THERESA
SHEGOG, DENNIS E.
10CC3442
11CV1977
10CV2390
06CC3330
10CV1593
11CV0579
10CV0279
10CV2552
10CV2553
10CV2554
10CC2774
07CC0931
07CC0932
07CC0934
11CC1898
11CV0325
09CV5507
10CC0133
09CV0526
10CV5614
08CV3886
10CV2391
10CV1417
10CV4041
10CV1247
10CV2527
10CV0326
10CV3451
10CC2955
10CC3004
09CV6226
11CC3012
10CC2684
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10CV4486
09CV3059
10CV3727
10CC2193
11CC1712
11CC1713
11CC1715
11CC1716
11CC1969
11CC1970
11CC1971
10CV3728
11CV1015
10CV3332
11CC0926
11CV0326
10CV4921
08CV2020
10CV5819
07CV3065
10CC1236
10CV5457
09CV1982
10CV3374
10CC0037
11CV0450
05CC0117
11CV1644
11CV1720
11CV1761
10CV4693
10CV4784
10CV2335
11CV0510
10CV0124
03CC2957
09CV5012
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103 SHEGOG, EDMOND
SHELBY COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC.
SHELBY, JERMAINE
SHELBY, KEITH EUGENE
SHELBY, VERNON
SHELBYVILLE COMMUNITY DIALYSIS D/B/A RENAL THERAPIES
SHELBYVILLE COMMUNITY DIALYSIS D/B/A RENAL THERAPIES
SHELLAL, JEMAL
SHEPARD, JARMIER L.
SHEPARD, SAUDIA R.
SHEPARD, SR., ANTHONY L.
SHEPHARD, TACARRAA
SHEPHERD, BRITNEY
SHEPHERD, BRITNEY
SHEPHERD, BRITNEY S.
SHEPHERD, SHARON
SHEPPARD, CLAIRE
SHERAM ENTERPRISES, INC. D/B/A GUARDIAN INTERLOCK SYSTEMS
SHERBEYN, SHEILA
SHERBEYN, SHEILA
SHERBEYN, SHEILA
SHERBURN, MICHAEL J.
SHEREEN, HAJERA
SHERMAN, CHARLES L.
SHERMAN CONSULTING GROUP, LLC
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
SHERMAN HOSPITAL
SHERNAK, GREGORY L.
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY-DISTRICT CREDIT
SHERWOOD, BRIAN
SHIBA, CARMEN
SHIELDS, PAUL TITUS
SHIELDS, RICHARD E.
SHIKARI, HAIDARI H.
SHINN, DAVID L.
SHIRLEY, JIMMY P.
SHORE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC.
SHORE KOENIG TRAINING CENTER
SHORES, TRENT E.
SHORTER, TREASA R.
SHORTS, KEIR
SHOWALTER, MATTHEW M.
SHROYER, DEBBIE
SHUBERT, STEVEN W
SHUBERT, STEVEN W
SHUKSTOR, RORY J.
SHULL, MELODY
SHUMATE, BRENDA
SI NEUROLOGY SLEEP
SIANO, CYNTHIA
SIBERT, DONNA
SIBLEY, KENYA
SIDDIQUI, GHAZALA
SIEMENS INDUSTRY, INC.
SIERRA, SANTA
SIEVERS, TRAVIS J.
SIHWEIL, GEHAD M.
SIKORSKI, RYSZARD R.
SILA, MARIE
SILVA, ABEL
SILVIS, RYAN
SIMA, DARLENE CAROL
SIMARI, FREDERICK A.
SIMMONS BRETT
SIMMONS, DARRYL
SIMMONS, DAVID
SIMMONS, EDWIN Z.
SIMMONS, EVONN
10CV3452
10CC1007
10CC1126
10CC2686
10CC2687
10CC2783
10CC2999
10CC3739
10CC3740
10CC3961
10CC3993
09CV5810
09CV6036
11CV0474
08CC2012
08CC2042
10CV4839
10CV2743
10CV3128
10CV3086
09CV2306
11CV1220
11CV1221
11CV1584
11CV1585
11CV1586
11CV1587
11CV1588
10CV5145
11CV0050
10CC2655
10CV2262
10CV2263
10CV4591
10CV4392
09CV4466
11CV2177
11CC1245
10CC2450
10CC3528
10CV2122
11CC1144
10CV2905
11CV1242
07CC1393
11CV1276
11CC0987
10CV5530
10CV4840
11CC0289
10CC2759
10CV4866
09CV6118
09CV2420
10CV1419
10CV0897
10CC3137
10CC3138
10CV3856
10CV1005
10CV4158
10CC3146
10CV3309
10CV2744
11CC0259
10CC2675
11CC1020
10CV5339
10CV5778
11CV3405
11CV0783
11CV2594
10CV3209
10CV3127
07CV1720
09CV4934
03CC4094
10CV5724
11CV0270
10CV1797
10CV1594
104 SIMMONS, JO ANGELA
SIMMONS, JO ANGELA
SIMMONS, JO ANGELA
SIMMONS, MELISSA
SIMMONS, MELISSA
SIMMONS, MELISSA
SIMMONS, PHILLIP
SIMMONS, RUTH
SIMMS, AKILAH
SIMONEAUX, SHANELLE
SIMONOUK, WENDY
SIMONTON, JAMES
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
SIMPSON, ALETHA A
SIMPSON, BRENDA
SIMPSON, JANICE LEMON
SIMS, ANTHONY
SIMS, CURTIS L.
SIMS, DARSHELL
SIMS, MAURICE
SIMS, SHANTAY
SIMULIS, VINCENT
SINACA, EULALIO
SINAI COMMUNITY INSTITUTE, INC.
SINCLAIR, RAPHAEL
SINGH, PRATEEK K.
SINGH, TARNDEEP
SINNARD, BARRY
SINNISSIPPI CENTERS, INC.
SIOLIDIS, CHRISSA
SIPP, MONICA
SIPP, MONICA
SIPP, MONICA
SITKO, SANDRA
SIU PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
SIUE CREDIT UNION
SIUE CREDIT UNION
SIUE CREDIT UNION
SIUE CREDIT UNION
SKINNER, KELLY
SKINNER, KELLY
SKRZYNSKI, BARBARA
SKWIERCZYNSKI, TONYA
SLAGO, AMY L.
SLATER, MELVIN
SLAUGHTER, RONNIE
SLAWNIKOWSKI, CHARLENE
SLAYTON, RACHEL
SLOAN, DARRYL
SLU CARE
SMAJLOVIC, LORA
SMALLWOOD, KATHY & DUNNING, JADE RENEE
SMALLWOOD, ROSALIE M.
SMART, BETH
SMID, MELONIE
SMID, MELONIE
SMITH, ANDREW M.
SMITH, ANGELENA & ORANGE, DAWN
SMITH, ANITA
SMITH, ANTHONY A. JR.
SMITH, ANTHONY W.
SMITH, ARTEZE
SMITH, AUSTIN L.
SMITH, BERNARD
SMITH, CARL
11CV1870
11CV1871
11CV1872
09CV1910
09CV4600
09CV4601
09CV3060
09CV6056
10CV1778
10CV0598
11CV2798
11CV0451
10CC1959
11CC0161
11CC0277
11CC0854
11CC1797
11CC0018
10CV4941
09CV6190
10CV2429
11CV0917
11CC2206
10CC3506
10CV2430
10CV4535
09CC3189
10CC0639
10CV0772
11CV2179
10CV3730
09CV6461
11CC1526
11CV0136
10CV4694
10CV4695
10CV4696
11CV3087
10CC3093
10CC3094
10CC3187
10CC3326
10CC3327
10CC3328
10CC3329
10CC3330
10CC3331
10CC3749
10CC3835
10CC3836
10CC3890
10CC2981
10CC3582
10CC3583
10CC3584
10CV2457
10CV4413
11CV0138
10CV5027
10CV2686
09CV0528
10CV2336
11CV1517
11CV3249
11CV0723
10CC3511
10CV3641
10CV3498
10CC1235
10CV5307
08CV2131
08CV3899
11CV1721
09CV6426
11CV4661
10CV0599
11CV2061
11CV1356
11CV0194
09CV0452
10CV2972
105 SMITH, CARRIE
SMITH, CHARITY
SMITH, CHARLIE
SMITH, CHARLIE
SMITH, CHARLOTTE
SMITH, CHERYL
SMITH, CHRISTINA
SMITH, CHRYSTAL
SMITH, DANIEL G.
SMITH, DANIELLE
SMITH, DANIELLE D.
SMITH, DARNELL
SMITH, DARYL
SMITH, DAVID
SMITH, DEANDRE
SMITH, DEDRA
SMITH, DEIDRA N.
SMITH, DON D.
SMITH, DONTE
SMITH, DONTREL
SMITH, DONTUE
SMITH, ERAL NICOLE
SMITH, ERICK C.
SMITH GEMPLER, ABIGAIL
SMITH, HALEY L.
SMITH, HALEY L.
SMITH, IAASIC
SMITH, IMANI
SMITH, JACQUELINE
SMITH, JALEEL
SMITH, JAMES
SMITH, JAMES M.
SMITH, JARVIS
SMITH, JAVONDAS D
SMITH, JENNIFER
SMITH, JOHN
SMITH, JOSHUA L.
SMITH, JUSTIN
SMITH, JUSTIN
SMITH, KARNEY
SMITH, KAY; & RUSSELL, TOWANNE
SMITH, KAYRON
SMITH, KEITH D.
SMITH, KIMBERLY J.
SMITH, KRISTINA
SMITH, LANAE
SMITH, LOUISE K.
SMITH, MARSHALL JR.
SMITH, MARVA
SMITH, MERITA A.
SMITH, MICHAEL
SMITH, NATHAN
SMITH, NATHANIEL
SMITH, PATRICIA J.
SMITH, PAUL
SMITH, PAUL
SMITH, QUINELLA
SMITH, RICHARD
SMITH, RICHARD & SMITH, LADONNA
SMITH, RICKY
SMITH, ROYDELL
SMITH, SAMMIE JR.
SMITH, SHEILA
SMITH, TAURUS
SMITH, TERRELL
SMITH, TERRELL M.
SMITH, THADDEUS
SMITH, TIDARRIUS M.
SMITH, TIFFANY
SMITH, TINA
SMITH, TISHA
SMITH, TISHA
SMITH, TISHA CUSTODIAL
SMITH, TRAE'SHON
SMITH, TYRONE
SMITH, VALLIE
SMITH, VANESSA
SMITH-WADE, SHANNON
SMOLEN, EDWARD J.
SMOTHERS, DEANN
SNOW, IVORY & SMART, ZINA
10CV3829
10CV4007
10CV0511
10CV1176
09CV0023
11CV0530
10CV4207
10CV5324
11CV3484
10CV1824
10CV3955
09CC0787
11CV1518
11CV1017
08CV1105
11CV0195
11CV2426
11CV1645
09CV4487
10CV5049
11CV0831
10CV3087
10CV3333
10CC0840
11CV1418
11CV1419
10CV5340
09CV2561
10CV1177
11CV2427
11CV2522
09CV5824
09CV0878
08CV5628
10CV2973
11CV0139
10CV3395
09CV3273
10CV4334
08CV2630
09CV2005
11CV1323
10CC3370
10CV1595
11CV0946
10CV4466
10CV5749
11CV0890
11CV1150
11CV0091
11CV2277
09CV3465
10CV3537
09CV2435
09CC2854
09CC3236
10CV3088
10CV3396
09CV2178
11CV0603
11CV1122
10CV5553
10CV5750
09CV1230
11CV1324
11CV1461
11CV2977
11CV3020
11CC2376
09CV4127
11CC0044
11CC0829
11CC0828
10CV4894
10CV3594
10CV4536
10CV2834
10CV5554
09CV4517
10CV4220
10CV0774
106 SNYDER, DANIEL J.
SNYDER, JAMES
SNYDER, JOSEPH W.
SNYDER, PAULA
SOBCZYK, MALGORZATA
SOBOCINSKA, MONIKA
SODERBERG, AURA
SODERLAND, RICHARD II
SOHAIB, ADAM T.
SOKOL, WOJCIECH
SOLAND, AMANDA M.
SOLANO SANTANA, MARCOS
SOLERANIS, ANTONIO
SOLIS, MANUEL JR.
SOLIS, NORMA
SOLIS, NORMA
SOLIVERAS, CARMEN
SOLIZ, ROSARIO
SOLIZ, ROSARIO
SOLOMON, CORDWELL, BUENZ & ASSOCIATES, INC.
SOLORZANO, ROGELIO
SOMERVILLE, ARNITA V.
SOPOCI, DAWN M.
SORENSON, SHELLEY L.
SORIA, EFREN
SORIANO, JOSE
SORIANO, POLYANNA
SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGES
SOSA CRUZ, IMELDA
SOTELO, ANGEL
SOTO AMARO, EFRAIN
SOTO, BENJAMIN
SOTO, CARLOS
SOTO, FLAVIO
SOTO, JAVIER
SOTO, JOEL
SOTO, JORGE
SOTO, RAFAEL
SOTOS, JAMES, G. & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
SOUCHET, GASPAR
SOULIGNE, ANDREW L. JR.
SOUTH CENTRAL FS, INC.
SOUTH ELGIN, VILLAGE OF
SOUTH SIDE CONTROL SUPPLY COMPANY
SOUTH SUBURBAN COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM & SUBSTANCE ABUSE
SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.
SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HOSPITAL SERVICES D/B/A MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MEDICAL SERVICES
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PIPING CONTRACTORS, INC.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CARBONDALE
SOUTHERN ORTHOPEDIC & ASSOCIATES, SC
SOUTHERN REPORTING
SOUTHERN 14 WIB, INC.
SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER
SOUTHWARD, PHYLLIS
SOVEY, CHAD
SOWERS, TERESA L.
SPALDING, LAURA
SPANN, DEANDRE
SPANNMACHER, NOEL
SPARKS, LENORA M
SPARKS, PATRICIA
SPARTAN TOOL, LLC
SPARTAN TOOL, LLC
SPECIALIZED OFFICE SERVICES, INC.
SPECTRA SITE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
SPEIGHT, JOVON
SPEIGHT, MARY
SPENCE, EDDIE
SPENCE, JACQUES M.
SPENCER, ANDREW T.
SPENCER, BRUCE
SPENCER, CAROLYN
11CV1420
11CV0869
10CC2823
11CV3122
10CV4575
10CV1444
11CC0297
10CV2689
10CV1007
11CV2181
10CC3968
10CV4592
10CV1881
10CV4109
11CV2707
11CV2708
11CV0546
10CV4882
10CV4884
07CC0159
09CV3581
11CC0595
11CV3680
10CV1758
11CV0784
10CV1127
10CV1128
10CC1151
10CV4992
10CV4561
10CV3293
10CV3538
08CV6153
10CV2746
11CV1979
10CV5458
10CV0845
09CV4805
10CC2523
10CC2524
11CV1589
10CV2908
10CC2283
10CC3624
10CC3459
10CC2158
10CC2998
10CC0257
10CC1011
10CC0671
10CC2637
10CC2775
10CC1669
10CC2853
10CC2877
10CC3381
09CC2847
10CC3891
10CC1511
10CC3673
11CC3124
10CV3595
10CV4130
10CC2919
08CV4097
10CV3248
11CV3250
11CC1569
10CV5178
10CC2515
10CC2516
10CC2417
10CC0888
10CC0889
09CV0166
11CV1980
11CC0789
10CV3334
07CC0927
10CV5073
11CV3599
107 SPENCER, DAVID
SPENCER, JAMAR
SPENCER-DAVIS, KENISHA C.
SPENCERS AUTOMOTIVE, INC.
SPENT, JOSEPH W.
SPINA, FRANCESCO
SPINDEL, MICHELLE
SPOON RIVER HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
SPOTTS, FELCHUER N. III
SPRINFIELD, CITY OF
SPRINFIELD, CITY OF
SPRINFIELD, CITY OF
SPRINFIELD, CITY OF
SPRINFIELD, CITY OF
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT AUTHORITY
SPRINGFIELD ARC
SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF
SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF, OFFICE OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
SPRINGFIELD RADIOLOGISTS, S.C.
SPRINGFIELD VAN & STORAGE
SPROUSE, JACORIE
SR-SYSTEMS, INC.
ST. ANDREW'S COURT
ST. ANTHONY MEDICAL CENTER
ST. ANTHONY'S HEALTH CENTER
THE ST. FRANCIS GROUP
ST. FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER D/B/A OSF MEDICAL GROUP
ST. JAMES HOSPITAL & HEALTH CENTERS
ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL
ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL
ST. JOSEPH'S HOME OF SPRINGFIELD
ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. PAUL WONDERLAND
ST. PAUL WONDERLAND
ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
STACHNIAK, ASHLEY
STACK, KATELYN D
STAFF CARE, INC.
STAFFORD, BRIAN
STAHELIN PARTNERS
STAHL, CHARLENE
STALLINGS, LADONNA C.
STALLWORTH, TODD
STAMPS, JUANITA, HARRIS, MARGARITA & STAMPS, TROY
STAN THE TIRE MAN, INC.
STANCIEL, ROSEMARY
STANGELAND, GLENN
STANKE, TRAVIS
STANLEY ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
STANLEY, ARTHUR
STANLEY, JUSTIN
STANSBURY, STEVEN
STANSBURY, VALERIE J. & FLOYD, SARRA M.
STANTON, KYLE J.
STANTON, STEVEN J.
STAPKA, ANDREW
STAPLES, DEBRA
STARCEVIC, KAREN
STARK, JASON R.
STARKS, DAVID SR
10CV1490
09CV3862
07CV5731
10CC2228
08CV6283
11CV2039
10CV2747
10CC0426
10CC2140
10CC2556
09CV5797
11CC0416
11CC0417
11CC0419
11CC0420
11CC0421
11CC0680
11CC0849
10CC0972
08CC3317
08CC3319
11CC0383
11CC0430
11CC0431
11CC0432
11CC0434
11CC0450
10CC2142
10CC2256
11CC1702
09CV2701
10CC1177
10CC2628
04CC3749
09CC1334
10CC0573
10CC3604
10CC3319
10CC3308
11CC0932
11CC0968
11CC1806
10CC2319
10CC3483
10CC1803
11CC1240
10CC2597
07CC0412
07CC0468
07CC0479
07CC0490
11CC0471
11CC0642
10CC1946
11CC1025
11CC0593
10CV1109
11CC1507
10CC2983
09CV0453
11CC0333
11CV4040
11CV0947
11CV0672
10CV1081
10CC2693
11CV0216
11CV2861
10CV3731
10CC1781
11CC0612
11CV0531
09CV6370
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10CV0663
10CC3141
10CV2687
11CV1819
08CC1639
108 STARKS, JOHN E.
STARKS, JUSTIN M.
STARNES, GLEN II
STARR, PATRICIA M.
STASULAS, DEBBIE
STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY A/S/O ADAMCZYK, EDWARD D.
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O ALAN C BATSON
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O HARTKE, CLEMENCE
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O RICH, DAVID
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O ROBERT FROST
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O ROSE COTTON
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O SHERRI FARLEY
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O SHIRLEY L LEONARD
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O GEORGE SIMON
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O PRICE, ROOSEVELT
STEARN, RICHARD J.
STEELE, BRANDON
STEELE, DERROLYN
STEELE, LARRY
STEELE, TRACY
STEEN, RICHARD
STEFANSKI, ALEXANDER
STEHNEY, KEVIN
STEIMLE, KAREN
STEIN, DOUGLAS
STEINER, JOSEPH
STEINER, KALIEF
STENCEL, ADAM
STEPHENS, BERNARD L.
STEPHENS, LA PIERRE
STEPHENSON, ANDREW
STEPHENSON, COUNTY OF
STEPPING STONES, INC.
STERICYCLE
STERJO, ERALDI
STERLING, ODEL III
STERLING ROCK FALLS CLINIC, LTD.
STERRETT, JOANNA
STERRETT, MARK C.
STEVEN, JOHN
STEVENS IMPLEMENT COMPANY
STEVENS, JOHN J.
STEVENS, KAROL A.
STEVENSON, ANTWON
STEVENSON, JACOB G.
STEVENSON, KYMBERLI
STEVENSON, KYMBERLI
STEVENSON, LATONYA M.
STEVENSON, LITRICIA
STEVENSON, MARKESE
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, ROBERT
STEVENSON, STEPHANIE; & PRICE, TINA E.; & STEVENSON, WILLIAM R.
STEWARD, AUSTON
STEWARD, CHRISTOPHER
STEWART, ANDRE L.
STEWART, BRIAN
STEWART, DOREEN
STEWART, JACQUES P
STEWART, JOHN
STEWART, MARION
STEWART, NEKISHA
STEWART, ROBERT
STEWART, STANLEY
STEWART, THEODORE
STEWART, TIARA
STEWART-CALDWELL, LETITIA
STIGER, DYMPHIA
10CV5379
09CV1138
11CV2784
10CV4307
11CV0948
03CC4182
03CC0236
07CC2290
10CC1653
10CC3922
10CC3707
05CC0942
09CC0128
10CC1558
08CC1998
11CC0621
09CC2583
10CC0418
11CV0490
10CV0815
10CC3480
10CV5459
10CV2139
10CV2503
09CV2999
11CV1222
10CV2748
11CV3600
10CV2555
11CV1357
10CV4048
11CV2951
09CV4538
11CV1223
10CC0561
10CC3116
11CC1529
10CV5653
11CV0400
10CC1770
10CV4922
10CC2982
08CV1326
10CC1048
11CV0620
11CV0619
10CV4841
10CV3130
10CV5779
11CV1764
10CV5429
11CV1848
11CV2382
10CC3757
10CC3758
10CC3759
10CC3760
10CC3761
10CC3762
11CC0147
11CC0148
11CC0149
11CC0150
11CC0151
11CC0152
10CV3976
11CC1295
10CV5341
11CV1982
09CC2135
10CV2837
10CV4208
10CV3066
11CV1123
10CV2836
11CV0621
10CV5342
10CV4082
07CV6215
11CV1277
09CV3981
109 STIGER, DYMPHIA
STIGLER, EUGENE
STILB, YVONNE E.
STITH, VALARIE
STOCKTON, CHRIS
STOHL, MIKE
STOKES, DEBRA A.
STOKES, DEBRA SPENCER
STONE, MALCOLM M.
STONE, MARK
STONE, SURIYAH
STONEBRAKER, JOHN D. SR.
STONESIFER, LAUREN
STOUT, BOBBIE
STOUT, MICHAEL E.
STOVER, ALEXANDER
STOWERS, LAMONT
STRANGE, RUSSELL
STRATTON, ERIN
STRAUCH, ANNETTE P.
STRAUGHTER, VINCENT
STRAUSS, ALICE
STREADWICK, ROBERT
STREATOR UNLIMITED, INC.
STREETER, ANDREW
STREETER, CHARLES
STREETER, EARL
STREETER, ROBERT M. JR.
STRIBLIN, ANQUANETTE
STRICKLAND, JAY
STRICKLAND, MELVIN C.
STRICKLAND, TAMMY
STRINGER, EDWARD J & JENNIFER M
STRINGER, TIFFANY
STROGER, DENISE
STROMBERG, KEVIN
STROMBERG, RACHEL
STRONG, LAUREN A.
STRONG, SHIRLEY
STRONG, SHIRLEY T.
STROTHER, CAROLE
STRUBHART, STEVEN A.
STRUDWRICKS, IRENE
STRUMFELD, NATHAN
STUBBEN, JASON C.
STUELPNAGEL, CURTIS
STYGAR, ROMAN
SUASTE, CELIA
SUCHOMSKI, BERNADINE
SUGGS, EARL
SUGGS, LISA & SUGGS, EARL
SUIZA DAIRY GROUP, LLC D/B/A PET O'FALLON
SULAIMAN, EDNA
SULLIVAN, JAMES M. SR.
SULLIVAN, JANET
SULLIVAN, JEFFERY
SULLIVAN, JOSHUA T.
SULLIVAN REPORTING COMPANY
SULLIVAN URGENT CARE CENTER
SULLIVAN-RYAN, NINA
SUMMERS, ALVIN
SUMMERS, FRANKIE & WILLIAMS, DENMARK
SUMMERS, KATHY
SUMMERS, PAMELA A.
SUMMERVILLE, PATRICIA
SUN, ZHAOCHEN
SUNBRIDGE CARE & REHABILITATION FOR DANVILLE
SUN-TIMES MEDIA, LLC-CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
SUPER 8 MOTEL
SUPER 8 MOTEL-SIX FLAGS
THE SUPPORT GROUP
SUPREME LAUNDRY SERVICE, LLC
SURA, SOPHIE J.
SURANI, ANILA
SURBER, TIFFANY
SUREFIRE PROTECTION, INC.
SUSSIX, CORTEZ
SUTTON, BLAIR O.
09CV3982
08CV4290
05CC1144
10CV1760
10CC3043
10CV4088
11CV2487
09CV6231
10CV2264
11CV0604
10CV5311
11CV1358
10CV2877
11CV0239
10CV3089
11CV2247
10CV2909
10CV3750
10CV4090
04CV2178
11CV0453
05CV1000
09CV0682
10CC2770
11CV0547
11CV2899
10CV4538
10CV4058
11CV1766
11CV2204
11CV3031
10CV2702
11CC3642
10CV2691
10CV0775
09CV0928
10CV4630
09CV2872
10CV2799
10CV4131
11CV3552
10CV5074
10CV4881
10CV4049
11CV0949
11CV1767
11CV0454
11CV0168
10CV3356
10CV4335
10CV3620
10CC2751
10CC2778
10CC3114
10CV3642
10CV5108
10CV3572
10CV5109
11CV1360
10CC2851
10CC3942
10CV5232
11CV1895
09CV0897
10CV2692
09CV0058
10CV4059
10CV3706
04CC0387
11CC0551
10CC2929
10CC0616
10CC2420
10CC2737
10CC2996
11CV2103
11CV0724
11CV0829
11CC1765
10CV0328
10CV4414
110 SUTTON, CHRISTOPHER CAMERON
SUTTON, DELIAH
SUTTON, JOSHUA
SUTTON, LAURA
SUTTON, O'KEITH
SUTTON, ROBERT
SWAIN, LEE A.
SWAIN, LEE A.
SWALLERS, JOSEPH W.
SWANAGAN, JOHNNIE
SWANSON, BRANDY
SWANSON, KEITH
SWANSON, KENNETH
SWARN, LEO
SWARTZ, DARRELL
SWARTZ, ROSE
SWEARENGEN, DAVID
SWEARINGEN, JAMIE
SWEDISH AMERICAN HOSPITAL
SWEENEY, AARON
SWEENEY, EMILEE
SWEENEY, EMILEE
SWEENEY, EMILEE
SWEENEY, EMILEE
SWEETIN, JOYE M.
SWEETWOOD, JEFFREY
SWEEZER, CHARLES
SWINNEY, TAMARA
SYKES, DERRICK M.
SYKES, LAMONICA
SYKES, MONTAY
SYKES, RICO
SYLVIA GERUT REPORTING, INC.
SYMAGO, LLC
SYSCO FOODSERVICES, CHICAGO, INC.
SZAFRANIEC, JOSEPH A.
SZCZECH, MARCIN
SZELGA, MALGORZATA
SZENDZIAL, PATRICK W.
SZEWCZYK, RENATA
SZLAG, AGNIESZKA
SZROMBA, MICHAEL
SZULA, GENOWEFA
SZYNALSKI, WALTER V.
T & M DAYCARE CENTER
TABB, ROBERT A.
TABB TEXTILE COMPANY, INC.
TABET DIVITO & ROTHSTEIN, LLC
TABOR, BEVERLY
TACKETT, NICOLE
TALIANI, STEVEN A.
TALIB, MOHAMMAD
TAMEZ, JESSIE
TAMEZ, RICK
TANDE, CHRISTINE
TANNEHILL, JOSHUA
TANNENBAUM, ROBERT
TANNER, ESTHER
10CC3619
09CV1269
11CV3089
10CV4642
10CV4763
11CV0975
10CV1180
10CV5396
11CV3047
07CC3513
10CV2556
10CV4091
10CV2557
10CV2362
11CV1002
11CV0891
10CV3502
10CV2910
10CC2666
10CC3332
10CC3819
10CC3820
10CC3821
10CC3822
10CC3823
11CV1768
08CV4483
08CV4803
09CV1306
09CV1851
10CV5111
10CV4092
11CV1554
09CV3719
10CV1181
11CV2062
09CV5916
10CV4631
11CC3041
10CC2340
10CC1537
11CC0963
11CC0964
11CC0980
11CC0983
11CC0984
11CC0985
11CC0989
11CC0990
11CC0991
11CC1026
11CC1027
11CC1028
11CC1029
11CC1030
11CC1031
11CC1032
10CV2838
10CV4261
10CV2528
09CV4681
10CV2154
11CV0669
08CV4007
11CV3682
10CV2155
11CC2085
11CV2671
11CC0743
11CC0831
11CC2089
11CV0402
10CV5699
02CC5216
09CV5656
10CV4221
07CV4244
10CV3276
11CV2785
10CV3767
11CV0580
111 TANNER, PEARLIE M.
TAORMINA, VALERIE M.
TAPIA, DELFINO
TAPSCOTT, STEVEN
TARDY, JEFFREY
TARKOWSKI, JOHN
TARR, EVELYN D.
TART, TYRUS
TARTER, SAMANTHA K.
TASC, INC.
TASC, INC.
TASC, INC.
TASC, INC.
TASC, INC.
TATE, DARRYL D
TATE, JOANN
TATUM, TINA
TAYLOR, BRITTNI
TAYLOR, CLYDE & SALLY JO
TAYLOR, CONSTANCE & MOFFETT, KENYA
TAYLOR, CRYSTAL
TAYLOR, DAVID
TAYLOR, DAVID SR.
TAYLOR, DAWN
TAYLOR, DELORES C.
TAYLOR, DERRICK
TAYLOR, DERWANDER
TAYLOR, DOUGLAS
TAYLOR, ELLA M.
TAYLOR, JAMES M.
TAYLOR, JOAN
TAYLOR, JOHNNY
TAYLOR, JOURNEE
TAYLOR, JUSTIN
TAYLOR, KENNETH
TAYLOR, KENNYATTA
TAYLOR, KEVIN
TAYLOR, LAKEISHA L.
TAYLOR, LARRY
TAYLOR, LEANN M
TAYLOR, LILLIE
TAYLOR, LONNIE J.
TAYLOR, LOREENE
TAYLOR, LOREENE
TAYLOR, OCTAVIUS
TAYLOR, PAMELA
TAYLOR, RASHAWN, THURMOND-JONES, PATRICIA
TAYLOR, ROLAND
TAYLOR, SHAWN
TAYLOR, SHENIKA
TAYLOR, TRACEY A.
TAYLORVILLE, CITY OF, WATER COLLECTION DEPARTMENT
TAYORUANE, ALEXANDRIA
TAZEWELL, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
TELLEZ, JUAN J.
TENNANT, NANCY JO.
TENORIO-MENDEZ, DOLORES
TENUTA, JOSEPH
TERRELL, DEANDRE
TERRELL, JIMMIE
TERRELL, RAJI
TERRELL, TERNICA
TERRY, DENNIS
TERRY, EDWARD
TERRY, EDWARD
TERRY, JUAN
TERRY, PHYLLIS
TESSCO, INC.
TETRAULT, SARAH J.
TEZEN, TIFFANY
THAKKAR, RAJESHBHAI A.
THAPA, SARASWOTI
THAPA, SARASWOTI
THAPA, SARASWOTI
THEISEN, KIMBERLY
THERRELL, EMIL T.
THIGPEN, VONITA
THIRTYACRE, RYAN
THOMAS, ANTHONY
THOMAS, ANTOINETTA
THOMAS, ARCHIE
11CV0051
10CV4008
11CV1821
10CV5493
09CV4402
11CC0057
11CV2183
10CV3830
10CV3067
10CC0582
10CC2665
10CC2728
10CC2987
11CC0226
10CC0283
10CV3732
10CV4593
11CV3269
07CC3474
10CV5511
10CV2404
10CC3578
11CV2249
11CV1386
09CV1984
10CV4942
11CV3381
10CV4539
09CV5040
11CV0328
08CV3387
11CV1151
10CV4450
09CV5740
10CV0405
10CV4295
11CV2769
10CV5494
11CV1278
11CC1436
10CV2694
09CV6119
11CV2312
11CV2313
10CV5343
10CV1599
07CV5733
11CV2184
10CV1691
11CV3065
10CV2779
10CC2690
10CV3131
10CC2328
10CV5677
04CC4669
10CV1908
10CV2588
10CV3294
06CC1427
10CV0074
10CV4369
11CV1279
02CC3412
05CC0268
11CV0376
10CV4923
11CC0860
09CV6407
11CV0403
10CV5408
11CV1462
11CV1463
11CV1464
11CV1849
11CV1035
10CV4764
11CV2674
11CV2524
11CV0092
11CV0093
112 THOMAS, CATHERINE
THOMAS, CHICO
THOMAS, CHICO
THOMAS, CLEVELAND
THOMAS. CONNIE L
THOMAS, DE LOIS R.
THOMAS, DEWANNA
THOMAS, JERRY JR.
THOMAS, JUDY A.
THOMAS, JULIAN T. A.
THOMAS, KENNETH
THOMAS, KIMBERLY
THOMAS, MARSHA
THOMAS, MELODY L.
THOMAS, RACHEL
THOMAS, ROBERT
THOMAS, ROGER
THOMAS, SAMANTHA
THOMAS, SANDEA
THOMAS, SHIRLEY A.
THOMAS, SYLVESTIA
THOMAS, TASHA , JONES, CHRISTORIA & GLASS, MIA
THOMAS, TIAIRA
THOMAS, VINCENT
THOMAS, VINCENT
THOMAS, WANDA
THOMAS, WANDA
THOMAS, WILLIAM T.
THOMPSON, BRANDON
THOMPSON, BRIAN
THOMPSON, CARLA D.
THOMPSON, CARLTON
THOMPSON, CLEVEN
THOMPSON, COREY J.
THOMPSON ELECTRONICS COMPANY
THOMPSON, ESTAVION
THOMPSON, JONNIFER
THOMPSON, KATHLEEN; & THOMPSON, DION
THOMPSON, KATHY
THOMPSON, MARYLIN
THOMPSON, NATASHIA D.
THOMPSON, RASHANA
THOMPSON, RHONDA
THOMPSON, RHONDA
THOMPSON, ROBERT
THOMPSON, STANTON
THORINGTON, ASHLEY
THORNHILL, TRACY O. III
THORNTON, BILLIE
THORNTON, CANDRIA
THORNTON, DALE
THORNTON, ERICA
THORNTON, NAURICE L.
THORNTON, RONALD JR.
THORNTON, SHARON
THORNTON, SHAWN A.
THORNTON, STEVEN
THORPE, CAROL
THREETS DEBORAH C
THREETS-LOTTIE, ELZORA
THREETS-LOTTIE, ELZORA
THRESHOLDS REHABILITATION INDUSTRIES
THURMAN, CHANTEL
10CV3931
10CC0484
10CC0630
11CV1722
11CC1390
10CV4562
08CV5527
10CV2879
10CV4488
09CV1402
10CV2623
11CV0108
10CV3398
10CV3211
11CV0455
10CV4111
10CV4958
10CV0188
10CV5512
10CV2948
05CC0944
10CV5397
10CV4785
10CV4050
10CV4489
11CV1280
11CV1281
10CV2024
10CV4867
10CV4350
10CV1294
10CV4009
11CV0456
11CV2641
10CC1271
10CC2293
10CC2385
11CV1036
10CC2002
10CV3707
09CV2050
08CC0270
10CV4765
10CV4243
09CV5557
09CV5558
10CV1184
11CC0286
10CV4540
10CV0282
10CC0998
11CV2676
10CV4054
10CV2095
10CV5203
10CV0776
10CV5312
10CV5028
11CV0605
10CV2751
09CC3163
10CV4415
11CV0012
10CC2975
10CC2978
10CC3635
10CC3636
10CC3637
11CC1064
11CC1574
11CC1575
11CC1576
11CC1677
11CC1678
11CC1679
11CC1680
11CC1681
11CC1682
11CC1683
11CC1684
10CV3229
113 THURMAN, DAVID
THURMAN, MELISA
THURMOND, ZACHARY
THURSTON, CHRISTINE
THURSTON, TIFFANY S.
TIBBS, CARROLL
TICER, DAVID
TICER, KEITH
TIDEY, WILLIAM W.
TIEKEN, GARY
TILFORD, SHEREE R.
TILLER, LOYD
TILLIS, FLOYD SR.
TILLIS-VAUGHN, BRIDGETT
TILLITT-PRATT, MARY BETH
TILLMAN, ERSKINE
TILLMAN, SHARAE
TILMAN'S COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC, INC.
TILSON, SHERRELL
TIMMERMAN, SARA
TIMOTHY R. NEUBAUER & ASSOCIATION, P.C.
TIMOTHY, YVONNE
TINCHER, BRUCE
TIPSWORD, DENNIS
TIPTON, CLARISSA
TIPTON, CLARISSA
TIRADO, RAUL
TIRADOR-MENDEZ, MARIA R.
TIRVA, ANDREA M.
TIRVA, ANDREA M.
TIRVA, ANDREA M.
TISKA, JACOB E.
TITO, MARCO F.
T.J. LAMBRECHT CONSTRUCTION, INC.
TOBAR, AMPARO
TODD, DARYL
TODOROVIC, JOYCE
TOHY, JASON
TOKAR, KATHLEEN M.
TOLAR, ANTIONE
TOLAR, HERMAN
TOLAR, MICHELE E.
TOLAR, MICHELE E; & TOLAR, HERMAN
TOLBERT, KEVIN
TOLBERT, LASHEKA
TOLBERT, RALPH
TOLBERT, STEPHEN
TOLBERT, VERNON
TOLIVER, LILLIAN
TOLLIVER, MILLIE A.
TOLTEC MECHANICAL, INC.
TOMPKINS PRINTING EQUIPMENT, COMPANY
TOMPKINS, RACHEL V., PH.D.
TOOHIL, EMILY
TOOLE, FRANCES
TOOLE, FRANCES
TOOLING & MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION
TOOMEY REPORTING
TOOMEY REPORTING
TOOMEY REPORTING
08CC2017
10CV4159
10CV4370
10CV4351
10CV2096
11CV1897
10CV5204
10CV5205
10CV3831
10CV2505
10CC3000
10CC2971
10CV0304
10CV5206
10CC2870
10CV2363
10CV4393
10CC1444
10CV2097
11CV0976
10CC2349
11CV1244
10CV3539
09CC3120
10CV3503
10CV4490
11CV0491
09CV4953
11CC0473
11CC0474
11CC0479
10CV3230
10CV4814
10CC2383
09CV5884
10CV4714
11CV0404
11CV3455
09CV5166
10CV1010
09CV5451
09CV5452
09CV5453
08CV5742
10CV2695
10CV2141
11CV3554
09CC0649
11CV0458
11CC1415
10CC3521
10CC3522
11CC0268
11CC0493
11CC0494
11CC0495
11CC0496
11CC0497
11CC0498
11CC0499
11CC0500
11CC0501
11CC0502
11CC0503
11CC0505
11CC0506
11CC0507
11CC0508
11CC0509
11CC0510
11CC0511
11CC0512
11CC0605
11CC1156
10CV5233
11CV1362
11CV4432
11CC0978
10CC2541
10CC2544
10CC2827
114 TORRANCE, PEARLINE
TORRENCE, AHKEEM
TORRES, ALBERTO
TORRES, DAVID
TORRES, FRANCISCO
TORRES, MARCOS
TORRES, MARIA
TORRES, MARIA
TORRES, MIGUEL
TORRES, SALVADOR
TORREZ, LUIS
TORRY, CLARENCE
TORRY, WALLACE
TOULON, SIMONE
TOUSANT, CHARLES
TOVAR, GABRIELA
TOVAR, GABRIELA
TOVAR, GABRIELA
TOVAR, RAFAEL
TOWNE PLACE SUITES
TOWNE PLACE SUITES
TOWNS, ROBERT
TOWNS, TREYONDA D.
TOWNSEL, BRITTANY
TOWNSEND, BRITTNEY
TOWNSEND, JONATHAN
TOWNSEND, MICHAEL
TOWRY, NICOLE L.
TRADER, LA SONIA
TRAN, TERRY
TRANSLATION SMART, INC.
TRAPINI, AMANDA
TRAUT WILMA
TRAVIS, DENISE
TRAVIS, VERNON, L.
TRAYLOR, DERRICK
TREADWELL, FREDDIE N. JR.
TREDWAY, PAMELA J.
TREJO, CHRISTINA D.
TREND OFFSET PRINTING
TREUTHART, RAYMOND H.
TREVINO, ALFREDO
TREVINO, JOHN
TRIBETT, SHEREE
TRIBETT, SHEREE
TRIBLEY, ERIKA
TRI-COUNTY COUNSELING SERVICES
TRI-COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES COUNCIL
TRI-ELECTRONICS, INC.
TRINIDAD, INES
TRINIDAD, VICTOR
TRINITY SERVICES
TRIPKOVICH, SONJA
TRIPLETT, CLARENCE L
TRIPLETT, HELEN O.
TRIPLETT, TRAVIS M.
TRIPOLI, MICHAEL
TRIPP, CHARLOTTE
TRIPP, JOE C.
TRITZ, LINDA L.
TROVER, JOSEPH & JEANETTE
TRUDAN, MICHAEL
TRUITT, CASSANDRA
TRUITT, KENNETH
TRUJILLO, JOSE
TRUSS, TAMMY
TSANG, ROBERT
TUCKER, ADA
TUCKER, BEVERLY
TUCKER, CHERYL
TUCKER, EARL W.
TUCKER, JOHN L.
TUCKER, LENA
TUCKER, MARK D.
TULLISON, KENAWIN
TURKS, DONALD
TURMAN, CHARLES
TURMAN, D'MACEIO B.
TURNER, ALICE A.
TURNER, BENJAMIN
TURNER, CARRIE L.
10CV2459
10CV2392
10CV5207
11CV0785
11CV2020
11CV1465
10CV2752
10CV2753
11CV1124
11CV0845
08CV6518
11CV2250
10CV5208
09CC2697
10CV5380
11CV1004
11CV2996
11CV2997
11CV2709
10CC1915
10CC2753
10CV5780
08CV6266
11CV1037
11CV2978
11CV0034
11CV1646
10CV4735
09CV1330
10CV4010
10CC1957
10CV4786
09CC1153
10CV3540
03CC3939
11CV1438
11CV3021
11CV0197
11CC3263
10CC1896
10CC2474
11CV0459
11CV0198
11CV1769
11CV1770
11CV1723
11CC0366
10CC3361
10CC2866
10CV5011
10CV2337
11CC1819
11CV1018
10CC1844
10CV5678
10CV2839
11CV1083
11CV1519
10CV4973
07CV5932
11CC0584
10CV2282
11CV0675
10CV3335
10CV3596
11CV3486
10CV3662
11CV2863
10CV2142
10CV4022
09CC2796
11CV0273
11CC0125
10CC2912
10CV3132
11CV1085
09CV4195
10CV5514
09CV0605
11CV3495
11CV2979
115 TURNER, DARRYL
TURNER, DAVID
TURNER, DAVID
TURNER, DAVID C.
TURNER, DAVID CURTIS
TURNER, DE ANDRE
TURNER, JANICE M.
TURNER, KATHERAN A.
TURNER, KELLY
TURNER, LATANYA
TURNER, MARK K.
.
TURNER, MORGAN
TURNER, PATRICK
TURNER, RAPHAEL
TURNER, RAYMOND
TURNER, THREEC N. .
TURNER, TYLATHA
TURNER, TYRELL
TURNER, YVETTE
TURSUNALIEV, SERIK
TUTHMVR, LLC
TUTHMVR, LLC
TUTTLE, RONALD N.
TWIGGS, JOHN
TYLER, JENNIFER
TYLER, ONDREWAL
TYLER, RICHARD
TYREE, LARRY
TYSON, ANTHONY D.
TYSON, CLEOPATRA
TYSON, JOYCESTINE
TYUS, LARRY T
UDESHI, RAJAN
UFIR, TERESA
UHLICH CHILDREN'S ADVANTAGE NETWORK
UIC MEDICAL CENTER
UIMARI, WILLIAM J.
ULIT, FERDINAND A.
ULLOA, OSCAR
ULVE, TIMOTHY P.
UMER, ABDUL
UMESI, CHIEMEKA
UNGER, MICHAEL A.
UNIFORMITY, INC.
UNIFORMITY, INC.
UNIFORMITY, INC.
UNIFORMITY, INC.
UNION, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
UNISOURCE WORLDWIDE, INC.
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOC OF GREATER CHICAGO
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY LAND OF LINCOLN
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
UNITED RENTALS
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
UNITED SURGICAL ASSISTANTS, INC.
UNIVERSITY HEMATOLOGY ONCOLOGY GROUP, INC.
10CV2364
03CC0245
08CV5046
05CC2288
04CC1368
06CC0086
10CV5075
11CC3384
10CV5679
11CC1087
10CV4815
09CV4036
07CV3128
11CV3905
10CV4317
11CV0676
11CV2489
10CV1956
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116 UNIVERSITY HEMATOLOGY ONCOLOGY GROUP, INC.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO - ENERGY RESOURCES CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO - ENERGY RESOURCES CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO - MEDICAL CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
URGO, ANTHONY
URICH, JONATHAN
URIOSTIGUE, ESTEBAN
URS CORPORATION
USA MOBILITY WIRELESS
USHER, STEVEN
V & V, LLC
VALADEZ, FLORENTINO
VALCIN, ANGELINE
VALCO AWARDS & MORE, INC.
VALDEZ, CASSIJO
VALDEZ, DESIREE
VALDEZ, ERIC
VALDEZ, FRANCISCO L. JR.
VALDEZ, FRANCISCO L. SR.
VALDEZ, YVETTE
VALENCIA, GIOVANNI
VALENCIA, VICTOR
VALENTIN, MICHAEL
VALLADARES, VIRGINIA
VALLE, BLANCA
VALLE, YANETH
VALLEJO, ROBERT
VALLEJO, WENDY
VALLERA, MICHAEL D.
VALLIES, AARON M.
VALLIN, CLAUDIA
VALTIERREZ, VERONICA L.
VAN DUSEN, DEBORAH M.
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117 VAN HORN, JOHN
VAN PUYMBROECK, CHAD
VAN, WINKLE, STEPHANIE D.
VANCE, DEZRIEN
VANDEGRAFT, JACOB
VANNARATH, JULI ANN
VANTREASE, DARREN
VARGAS, ELIGIO
VARGAS, MARIA
VARGAS, PAOLA
VARGAS, RAFAEL
VARGAS-OLIVEROS, SANDRA
VASILAKIS, LAUREN E.
VASILE, NICHOLAS
VASQUEZ, EDWIN
VASQUEZ, RAYMOND
VASQUEZ, RAYMUNDO F.
VASQUEZ, RICHARD
VASQUEZ, STEPHANIE
VASQUEZ, STEVEN
VASQUEZ, TITO
VASSEL, HAROLD
VAUGHN, DARLENE
VAUGHN, KELLY
VAUGHN, LEE E.
VAZQUEZ, FILADELFO
VAZQUEZ, JEFFERY
VAZQUEZ, JUAN
VAZQUEZ, LEOPOLDO
VAZQUEZ, RAFAEL
VAZQUEZ, RUBELIA
VEDDER, JULIE R.
VEGA BERRIOS, NORMA
VEGA, DOLORES
VEGA, MAXINE
VEGA, STEVE
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM, INC.
VEIHL, KELLY L.
VELANI, SULTAN
VELASCO, JULIA
VELASQUEZ, BARTOLO
VELASQUEZ, MELITON
VELAZQUEZ, ALFREDO
VELAZQUEZ, CESAR
VELAZQUEZ, JUANA M.
VELAZQUEZ, MIGUEL A.
VELAZQUEZ, RHONDA
VELEZ, NELSON
VENTURA, LORENA
VENTURA, LORENA
VEOLIA ES
VERA, MICHAEL
VERA, RICKY, JR.
VERA, YUNIOR
VERIZON
VERMILION, COUNTY OF
VERONICA, HECTOR
VERSCHELDEN, CIA
VESEY, CHRIS
VESUNTIA, JESSE
VGM MANAGEMENT
VGM MANAGEMENT
VICTORY, DEBRA
VICTORY, DEBRA L.
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118 VILLEGAS, AMALIA
VILLEGAS, AMALIA
VILLEGAS, AMALIA
VILLEGAS, AMALIA
VINCK, SEAN
VIRGO-MURPHY, CATHY
VIRUET, MICHAEL
VISHNEVSKIY, DENNIS
VISINAIZ, DANIEL
VISION PROPERTIES & BLUE ISLAND, LLC
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VISTA MEDICAL CENTER EAST
VITRO, RON
VIVEROS, ISIDRO
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VOLBERDING, RONALD J.
VOLLMER, AMY
VOLTZ, SAMUEL
VON MAYR, ERWIN
VRBOVSKY, MONIQUE
WABASH, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
WABASH VALLEY SERVICE COMPANY
WADDICK, JAMES
WADE, ELIZABETH A
WADE, ELTON J.
WADE, JERRICA
WADE, KENYA
WADE, LAWRENCE
WADE, LEONARD C.
WADE, RICHARD
WADE-ANKUM, DEMEKA
WADE-THORNTON, MAURICE C.
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WAGNER, FRANCIS L.
WAGNER, KENT F.
WALGREENS COMPANY
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WALKER, CALEB L.
WALKER, CHARLES
WALKER, DARRIUS
WALKER, DAVID J.
WALKER, ELIHAMAR
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WALKER, EMILY
WALKER, HOGAN, LLC
WALKER, JESSICA
WALKER, KELLY
WALKER, LATONIA
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WALLS, TIMOTHY J.
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WALRAVEN, KAYLA D.
WALSH, DEREK J.
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119 WALTERS, STEPHEN L.
WALTERS, TITONIA
WALTON, ANDREW
WALTON, BLAKE
WALTON, CHESTER R.
WALTON, KENNETH
WALTON, KISHA R.
WALTON, LIZA
WALTON, VIOLET
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WARD, DARLENE
WARD, JERRY
WARD, JOSEPH
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WARD, SHANE A.
WARD, SUE C.
WARD, TANIKA
WARD, TORRANCE
WARD, TORRANCE L.
WARE, CATHERINE K.
WARE, ERIC
WARE, WILLIAM C. JR.
WARFIELD, DEBORAH
WARLICK, MELVIN
WARNICK, DAVID
WARNSLEY, DONNA
WARREN, CAROL A.
WARREN, D'ANDRE
WARREN, KYRA D.
WARREN, LE ROY JR.
WARREN, MICHAEL E. D/B/A PC GUY, LLC
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WARREN, TYRONE
WASH, ORLANDO T.
WASHINGTON, AREATHEA
WASHINGTON, CHRISTINA
WASHINGTON, CHRISTINA A.
WASHINGTON, CURTIS L.
WASHINGTON, DAVID
WASHINGTON, DIANTE
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WASHINGTON, JEFFERY
WASHINGTON, LASHONDA
WASHINGTON, MARIE
WASHINGTON, NATOSHA M.
WASHINGTON, PATRICIA
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WASHINGTON, RONALD
WASHINGTON, RUTHA
WASHINGTON, TERRANE
WASHINGTON, TIFFANY
WASHINGTON, TIFFANY
WASHINGTON, TIFFANY
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY-DEPARTMENT OF ORTHO SURGERY
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY-DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY
WASHUP, EMMA J.
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WATERLOO, CITY OF
WATKINS, ALISON K.
WATKINS, DWON D.
WATKINS, RICKEY
WATKINS, VYNADRA
WATSON, ANTHONY
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WATSON, BERNICE
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WATSON, BRIDGET
WATSON, DAVID L.
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WATSON, JANELLE
WATSON, KAMIKA D.
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WATT, ERIN
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120 WATT, LARRY
WATTS COPY SYSTEMS
WATTS, HAROLD
WATTS, RICHARD
WATTS-MORRIS, TWYANA
WAUCONDA, PARK DISTRICT
WAUKEGAN, CITY OF
WAYNE, QUEEN
WE CARE DEVELOPMENT, INC.
WEATHERSBY, CHARLES
WEATHERSPOON, ROY E.
WEAVER, CANDICE; & WILSON, LILLIE
WEBB, COREY L.
WEBB, DON A.
WEBB, SCOTT
WEBB, SERGIO
WEBBER & THIES, P.C.
WEBER, ADAM
WEBER, JAMES
WEBER, KATHERINE P.
WEBER, STEVE
WEBSTER FORD, INC.
WEBSTER, GARRY L. SR.
WEBSTER LEO D
WEHR, DAVID J.
WEIDEMANN, LEWIS B.
WEIKERT, SUSAN
WEIMAR, KATHLEEN M.
WEINERS, DARREN
WEINFIELD, EDWIN E.
WEISHAUPT AMERICA, INC.
WELCH, ROBERT
WELCHER-SILMON, LISA M.
WELKER, STEVE
WELLEN, SHERI
WELLHAUSEN, JOHN R. JR.
WELLS, AUSTIN
WELLS, BRYANT
THE WELLS CENTER
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WELLS, DARIUS
WELLS, GAYLE
WELLS, JOEL
WELLS, ROSILAND
WELLS, STEVE A.
WELLS, VALERIE
WELSH, CRYSTAL
WENG, JEFFERY
WENNIE, BANDU
WENNIE, BANDU
WENNIE, BANDU
WENTERS, LARRY LETT
WENZE, DAMASCUS
WERNER, KEITH
WERRY, STACY N.
WEST, BENNY
WEST CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT
WEST, JOHN C.
WEST, JOHN & SCOTT, CARMELLA
WEST, LATONYA D/B/A TLC DAYCARE 7
WEST, NICHOLAS
WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A
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WEST
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121 WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON
WEST PUBLISHING CORPORATION D/B/A THOMSON
WEST, SCOTT H.
WEST SHORE SERVICES, LLC
WEST SUBURBAN LIMOUSINE, INC.
WEST TOWN CENTER, LLC C/O FORESITE REALTY
WESTBROOK, DEBRA
WESTERN ILLINOIS AREA AGENCY ON AGING
WESTFIELD, LEVERTIS M.
WESTIN, DEAN
WESTON, ROBERT G.
WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES
WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC.
WEST
WEST
WEST
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WEST
WEST
WEST
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122 WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES, INC.
WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES INC
WHEATLEY, MARY & DAN
DAN: 431 JESSIE ST,
WHEELER, CALVIN SR. & RILEY, TINA
WHELEN ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC.
WHIRL, SHAWN B.
WHISENHUNT, MELISSA R.
WHITAKER, CLAYTON L.
WHITBY, THOMAS
WHITE, ALVIN
WHITE, AMBERLY E
WHITE, AVERY D.
WHITE CAP CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY
WHITE, CARI & PETER
WHITE, CARLA
WHITE, CHRISTOPHER
WHITE, COURTEZ A.
WHITE, DARRYL N.
WHITE, DONNIE D.
WHITE, EUGENE
WHITE HOUSE EQUIPMENT SALES LLC
WHITE, JACQUELINE R., M.D.
WHITE, JANICE C.
WHITE, JOHNNIE
WHITE, LARRY
WHITE, LORETTA
WHITE, MARKQUI
WHITE, MARTELL
WHITE, MARY E.
WHITE, O'DELL III
WHITE, RENARD C, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF
WHITE, ROSHA
WHITE, THOMAS
WHITE, WILLIAM L.
WHITE, WINDI
WHITEHEAD, ANTHONY M.
WHITEHEAD, MICHELLE
WHITEHEAD, SURINA
WHITEHILL, TIMOTHY
WHITESIDE, LAURA
WHITFIELD, MARSHALL
WHITFIELD-HURST, BONNIE
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WHITMAN, JENNIFER
WHITNEY, SUSAN L.
WHITTAKER, RUTH
WHITTENBURG, JENNIFER J
JOLIET, IL 60433
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123 WHITTLE, ANDREW
WICHMANN-KLAWITTER REPORTING, LTD.
WICKENDEN, THOMAS A.
WICKER, MARIE A.
WICKER PARK LEARNING CENTER
WICKS, DORTHEA B.
WIDERBERG, RYAN A.
WIEGAND, RONDA ELAINE
WIELAND, TAMARA M.
WIGGINS, BRANDY N.
WIGGINS, GREGORY
WIGGINS, STELLA
WIGHTMAN, LISA
WIGHTMAN, LISA
WILBERT, YVETTE; & HORTON, TAMITHA
WILBOURN, CHRISTOPHER S.
WILCOX, FIONA C.
WILCOX, SYLVESTER
WILCOXEN, SANDRA C.
WILCZAK, STEVEN
WILDE, CAITLIN
WILDER, DARREN
WILDS, DEBBIE
WILEY, DUANE L.
WILEY, NEAL
WILEY OFFICE FURNITURE COMPANY
WILFONG, STEPHEN P. & MARTIN, R.A. D/B/A W & M ASSOCIATES
WILKERSON, DAVID
WILKERSON, LARRY
WILKERSON, MICHAEL
WILKERSON, PERCY
WILKES, DOMINICK D.
WILKINS, GAIL
WILKINS, GREGORY D.
WILKOLASKI, ADAM H.
WILL, COUNTY OF, CORONER
WILL, COUNTY OF, TREASURE
WILL, MONIKA
WILLAREDT, BRENDA S.
WILLEY, ROBERT A.
WILLHITE, MICHELLE
WILLIAM, DAVID
WILLIAMS, ALEX
WILLIAMS, ANISHA
WILLIAMS, ANTHONY
WILLIAMS, ANTHONY
WILLIAMS, ANTOINE
WILLIAMS, ANTOINE
WILLIAMS, BETTY
WILLIAMS, BETTY & MOORE-WILLIAMS, SHAMIRAL
WILLIAMS, BOBBY O SR
WILLIAMS, BRANDON T.
WILLIAMS, BRIDGETT
WILLIAMS, CEDRIC
WILLIAMS, CHARLES
WILLIAMS, CHARLES A.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES ETTA
WILLIAMS, CHERESE
WILLIAMS, CHRIS
WILLIAMS, CHRISTOPHER
WILLIAMS, CINDY M.
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE JR.
WILLIAMS, CLEOTHAS
WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA
WILLIAMS, DAMARIUS
WILLIAMS, DAVID E. SR.
WILLIAMS, DEBHORA
WILLIAMS, DEBRA
WILLIAMS, DIANE
WILLIAMS, DONALD
WILLIAMS, DONNELL
WILLIAMS, DWAYNE
WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH
WILLIAMS, EMIL C.
WILLIAMS, ERNEST C. JR.
WILLIAMS, FELICIA
WILLIAMS, FRANKIE MAE
WILLIAMS, FRANKIE MAE
WILLIAMS, GERALD M.
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WILLIAMS, JOHN T. 11835-026
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WILLIAMS, JUSTIN
WILLIAMS, KATHIA
WILLIAMS, KEYARTRED L.
WILLIAMS, L. C. JR.
WILLIAMS, LAKISHA
WILLIAMS, LATOYA
WILLIAMS, LEMARCUS
WILLIAMS, LESA
WILLIAMS, LESTER
WILLIAMS, LINDA
WILLIAMS, LINDA
WILLIAMS, LINDA
WILLIAMS, LINDA
WILLIAMS, LOIS
WILLIAMS, LONDYN
WILLIAMS, LONDYN
WILLIAMS, LYNNETTA
WILLIAMS, MARSHALL
WILLIAMS, MARVIN
WILLIAMS, MATTHEW B.
WILLIAMS, MELISSA
WILLIAMS, MICHELLE
WILLIAMS, NATAYSHA
WILLIAMS, OLLIE
WILLIAMS, PAMELOR
WILLIAMS, PATRICIA & SANDERS, LUCILLE
WILLIAMS, PATTY
WILLIAMS, PAUL
WILLIAMS, QUANTRELL
WILLIAMS, RANDELL
WILLIAMS, RAVEN L.
WILLIAMS, RAYMONE
WILLIAMS, RENATA
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WILLIAMS, RHONDA; & WILLIAMS, LONESHA
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WILLIAMS, ROSIE
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WILLIAMS, SCOTT E.
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WILLIAMS, SHAWNDARLITA
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WILLIAMS, SHIRETTE
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WILLIAMS, STEPHEN A.
WILLIAMS, STEVEN D.
WILLIAMS, TARRON M.
WILLIAMS, TEELA S.
WILLIAMS, TEMIKA & MONTGOMERY, BETTY
WILLIAMS, TERRELL
WILLIAMS, TYRONE
WILLIAMS, TYRONE SR.
WILLIAMS, UVONTINA D.
WILLIAMS, VINCENT
WILLIAMS, VINCENT
WILLIAMS, WILLA M.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM A.
WILLIAMS, WILLIE
WILLIAMS, YOLANDA
WILLIAMSON, CLARA
WILLIAMSON, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
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WILLIAMSON, GWEMDOLYN
WILLIAMSON, PHEBE
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WILLICK, MELISSA A.
WILLINGHAM, BESSIE
WILLINGHAM, OLLIE
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WILLINS, CRYSTAL
WILLIS, ANDRE
WILLIS, ANDREA
WILLIS, LA SHAWN
WILLIS, NADINE; INDIVIDUALLY & AS SPECIAL ADMINISTRATRIX OF ESTATE OF
WILLIS, PRENTISS
WILLIS, RONALD
WILLIS, TAMARA
WILLMS, STEVEN J.
WILLMS, STEVEN J.
WILLMS, STEVEN J.
WILLOWGLEN ACADEMY-IL
WILLOWGLEN ACADEMY-WI
WILLSTEAD, JOY
WILSON, ALFRED L. III
WILSON, ARVENA IND AND AS MOTHER AND NEXT (ADDL COUNSEL: ANNE KUBAN
WILSON, BRANDON
WILSON, CAMILLE
WILSON, DESIREE
WILSON, EVAN D.
WILSON, GLADYS M.
WILSON, GLORIA
WILSON, IAN
WILSON, JACQUELINE
WILSON, JAMIE E.
WILSON, JIMMY
WILSON, JUSTIN
WILSON, KRYSTEL & WILSON, REGINA
WILSON, LEMARR E.
WILSON, PATRICIA
WILSON, RHONDA
WILSON, RICK E.
WILSON, ROBERT L. JR.
WILSON, SABRINA
WILSON, TERA A.
WILSON, TROY
WILSON, WILLIE
WILSON-COLEMAN, ROBBIN
WILSON-PERRY, ANGELA
WIMBERLY, SHAUNDEL
WIMBISH, TRACIE
WINDHAM, MARY
WINDHAM, MARY
WINDMON, RORI
WINDROW, RYAN
WINFREY, MURTRECCA
WINGATE BY WINDHAM
WINGATE BY WYNDHAM
WINGATE HOTEL
WINGATE HOTEL
WINGATE HOTEL
WINGO, ROBERT
WINKIE-KRUEGER, CARRIE A.
WINKLER, BRANDON
WINNANS, JAMES D.
WINNEBAGO, COUNTY OF
WINNEBAGO, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
WINSTON, JOHN WILLIAM
WINSTON, LATRICE
WINTERS, DERRICK
WINTERS, GEORGE JR.
WINTERS, LINDA
WINTERS, LINDA
WINTERS, STEVEN
WIPPMAN, ROBERT A.
WIRELESS USA
WISE, DURON
WISEMAN, PATRICIA L.
WISEMAN, TONYA
WISEMAN, TONYA
WISHECOBY, MELISSA
WITH LOVING CARE
WITTY, DEBORAH S.
WIXOM, ROBIN
WOJNOWSKI, JOSEPH A.
WOLF ENVELOPE COMPANY
WOLF, WILLIAM
WOLF, WILLIAM
WOLF, WILLIAM F
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126 WOLFF, RACHEL
WOLGEMUTH, DANNY R
WOLTIL'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
THE WOMENS TREATMENT CENTER
WOOD, JEANNE V
WOOD, JOSEPH A.
WOOD, MEGAN
WOOD, RAYMOND
WOODFORD, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
WOODFORK, YVETTE
WOODHOUSE, DERRICK
WOODHOUSE, SHELBY
WOODLAKE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
WOODS, CALVIN
WOODS, HAROLD
WOODS, JAMESINA
WOODS, LINZEY
WOODS, MATTHEW L.
WOODS, PATRICIA D.
WOODS, RENEE
WOODS, SANDRA
WOODS, TROY
WOODSIDE, BRANDON J.
WOODWARD, MARIA CHRISTINA
WOODWARD, MARIA CHRISTINA
WOODY, DARRYL
WOOLARD, GREGORY K.
WOOLARD, WILLIAM F. SR.
WOOTEN, LEVELL D.
WORDLAW, EDDIE JR.
WORDLAW, MAMIE E.
WORDLAW, STEVIE
WORKFORCE LANGUAGE SERVICES
WORLD ACCESS
WORSKE, WILLIAM N.
WORTHAM, THOMAS E III
WORTHEM, JAMES
WORTHEY, CLARANN
WORTHON, FELIX
WRIGHT, ADAM C.
WRIGHT, AMY
WRIGHT, CAROLINA M.
WRIGHT, CHARLES
WRIGHT, CHIQUETHA A.
WRIGHT, DAVID S.
WRIGHT, DERRICK
WRIGHT, DOMINIQUE
WRIGHT EXPRESS FINANCIAL SERVICES CORPORATION
WRIGHT, FRANKIE L.
WRIGHT, FRED
WRIGHT, GARY
WRIGHT, GREGORY
WRIGHT, JAMES
WRIGHT, KEDRICK
WRIGHT, KENYA
WRIGHT, KENYA
WRIGHT, MELVIN
WRIGHT, NIKIMA
WRIGHT, RAPHEL
WRIGHT, TELITHA
WRIGHT, THEDIOUS
WRIGHT, TREVOR
WRIGHT, TREVOR
WRIGHT, WARNELL
WU, JASON
WU, ZHENGLU
WUNDER, CONNIE
W.W. GRAINGER, INC.
WYATT, CLIFTON D. JR.
WYLIE, TRAVIS
WYMBS, WALTER
XEROX CORPORATION
XEROX CORPORATION
XEROX CORPORATION
XEROX CORPORATION
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YANES, CLARA
YANKAWAY, TABITHA
YANKAWAY, TABITHA
YANKOVSKYY, YURIY
YARBROUGH, DENNALE
YARBROUGH, SONTARIUS
YATES, KANISHA
YATES, MICHAEL
YEATES, MARCUS
YELLOWSTONE BOYS & GIRLS RANCH
YENEZ, FREDERICO
YOAKUM, LARRY
YORK, MARK A.
YORK, SAMUEL L.
YOUKHANEH, YOUSEF B.
YOUKHANEH, YOUSEF B
YOUNG, AHMAR
YOUNG, AMBER M.
YOUNG, ARKETHA B.
YOUNG, BRETT ANN (BOWEN)
YOUNG, DEROW JR.
YOUNG, DEXTER B.
YOUNG, ERIC L.
YOUNG, JUSTIN
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YOUNG, TERRANCE
YOUNGBLOOD, TIMOTHY
YOUNGBRANDT, KURT
YOUNGER, DEUNDRICK
YOUNG-TUCKER, DOROTHY M.
YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU OF ILLINOIS VALLEY D/B/A THE KIDS PLACE
YOUTH SERVICES NETWORK
YOWERI, BARASOKOROZA
YRACHETA, MICHAEL
YU, SONG BIN
YUCRA, MARIA L.
YUNKER, CATHERINE
YUREVICH, JEFFREY
YWCA ELGIN
ZACKAVOC, TONY W. SR.
ZAKOFF, ROBERT; SPECIAL ADM. OF ESTATE OF JOSEPH ZAKOFF, DECEASED
ZAMARRIPA, JUAN A.
ZAMARRON, PRIMO
ZAMORA, IZABELLA
ZAMORA, JESUS D.
ZAMORA SANDOVAL, MARTIN
ZARATE, EDYAER
ZARESKI, WALTER C.
ZAVALA, EZEQUIEL
ZAWADA, JADWIGA
ZDZICHOWSKI, LECH
ZEIGLER, DIONDRA
ZEKE'S FURNITURE MART
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ZENEJAS, RAMON
ZENG, HUAN QI
ZEPEDA, ALEJANDRA
ZEPEDA, JESUS
ZIELINSKI, DAVID
ZIKMUND, ALEXANDRIA G.
ZIKMUND, DONNA L.
ZIKMUND, SCOTT B.
ZILLER, BERNARD
ZIMMERMANN, MELISSA
ZINI, MELISSA M.
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
ZION, PARK DISTRICT
ZION, PARK DISTRICT
ZOGLAUER, ALLISON
ZOGLAUER, ALLISON
ZORNES, AMELIA
ZORNS, LAWRENCE
ZYDEK, ELYSE
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508 RACE PARTNERS, LLC
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715 EAST 47TH STREET, LLC
84TH & HARLEM VENTURE, LLC
915 EAST 63RD, LLC
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129 CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED
IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
REPORTED OPINIONS
FISCAL YEAR 2011
(July 1, 2010 thru June 30, 2011)
130 (No. 09-‐CC-‐2133 – Claim denied) DOMINIQUE ALEXANDER, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Respondent. Opinion filed May 25, 2011 DOMINIQUE ALEXANDER, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MICHAEL ROCKS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Burden of proof-‐Preponderance of evidence standard-‐ Claimant must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that (1) the State breached its duty of reasonable care, (2) the State's negligence was the proximate cause of the injury, (3) a dangerous condition or defect existed, and (4) the State had actual or constructive notice of the condition. Highways-‐Duty of reasonable care-‐State not insurer of highways-‐ It is the duty of the State to exercise reasonable care in the maintenance of highways in order that defective and dangerous conditions likely to injure persons lawfully on the highway do not exist. However, the State is not an insurer against all accidents that may occur by reason of the condition of its highways. Highways-‐Defects-‐Ice and snow falling from overpass-‐No evidence-‐ Claimant failed to prove that an IDOT truck was responsible for plowing the overpass and was the proximate cause of the damage to Claimant's vehicle due to falling ice and snow. OPINION AND ORDER Storino, J. Factual Background I.
Claimant's Case On behalf of the Claimant, Lamas Alexander testified that on January 22, 2008, he was driving Claimant’s vehicle. At approximately 9:15 a.m., Mr. Alexander left work at the Bolingbrook Park District. Mr. Alexander testified that it had snowed heavily the night before and because of the heavy snow he was going to drive to his elderly father’s house to shovel his driveway and sidewalk. While driving on I-‐355 south in Claimant’s car, Mr. Alexander testified that upon approaching the 159th Street overpass, he saw snow falling from the overpass. Additionally, he testified that he saw a snowplow truck pushing the 131 snow off of the overpass. Mr. Alexander stated that he could not see the color of the truck because of the snow. Mr. Alexander testified that he was traveling at approximately 55 miles per hour and could not see to the right or left of his car because of the snow and ice which fell on the windshield. This snow and ice caused the windshield on Claimant’s car to shatter, also impairing Mr. Alexander’s vision, as well as causing the rearview mirror to fall off. Mr. Alexander testified that glass fell on his face and his body and he had to close his eyes while driving because of all of the glass debris. He testified that when he was able to open his eyes, he used his sideview mirrors and proceeded to stop on I-‐355 south’s right-‐
hand shoulder. At that time Mr. Alexander testified that he called his father to tell him about the damage to Claimant’s car and waited for a State Trooper to come upon the scene. It was at that time or shortly thereafter that a State Trooper arrived on the scene and assessed the damage. Mr. Alexander testified that he got out of the car and saw a truck on top of the 159th Street overpass. It was at this time that the State Trooper wrote a vehicle accident report which is attached to the Claimant’s complaint. Mr. Alexander testified that the Trooper escorted Mr. Alexander off of the highway and allowed him to drive home with his hazard lights on. After this, Mr. Alexander testified that he called his attorney and was told how to file a claim in the Court of Claims with estimates for repairs to the car. Upon cross-‐examination, Mr. Alexander stated that the vehicle in question was owned by his daughter. Mr. Alexander then, using Respondent’s Exhibit Number 1, for identification purposes, showed the Assistant Attorney General where he was driving on I-‐
355. Mr. Alexander stated that he was in the middle lane of I-‐355 when he saw ice chunks falling from the overhead. Mr. Alexander testified that he did close his eyes because he was afraid of getting glass in his eyes. He stated that when he could open his eyes, he looked in 132 the sideview mirrors to move his car to the right. Mr. Alexander testified that shortly after the accident he got out of his car and saw a truck sitting on the ramp of I-‐355. Upon further cross-‐examination, Mr. Alexander showed the pictures of the damage. These pictures included the windshield being shattered, front damage on the hood and front hood light out. Additionally, Mr. Alexander testified that the rearview mirror in the car fell at the time that the ice chunks fell on the windshield. These documents and pictures were admitted into evidence without objections. II. The State’s Case The State then called Mr. Alexander to testify. Mr. Alexander testified that on pages 7 and 8 of Claimant’s complaint was a letter he sent to the Illinois Department of Transportation in which he hand-‐wrote in detail how the accident occurred. He read verbatim the paragraph in which he stated that he saw a yellow snowplow truck turn on to 159th Street from the I-‐355 northbound exit and make a left-‐hand turn and begin plowing the snow and ice over the overpass. Mr. Alexander read his paragraph into the record. Mr. Alexander then testified at trial that he was not sure if it was a yellow truck or an orange truck. Mr. Alexander testified that page 9 of Claimant’s complaint was the Illinois State Police Incident Report which the Trooper typed up at the scene. On that report, Mr. Alexander told the Trooper that it was unknown if the snowplow was a tollway truck or another truck. Mr. Alexander testified that he made a claim to the Illinois Tollway Department and spoke with Kathleen Miller from the Illinois Tollway Department who told him how to proceed with filing a claim for damages. Ms. Miller also told Mr. Alexander that if the Illinois Tollway Department denied his claim that he should then contact IDOT. Mr. 133 Alexander testified that he did not know if any other cars were damaged and that it was not rush hour traffic at the time of the incident. Mr. Alexander also added that the highway was very clear of snow. Additionally, Mr. Alexander testified to the two attachments on Claimant’s complaint which indicated that on page 12 there was $2,198.00 estimate for repair and on page 14, there was a $2,333.05 estimate for repair. Mr. Alexander testified that the vehicle was never repaired due to the fact that the car was worth less than the repair bills. He testified that he left the car in his townhouse complex for three months but was told by the Association that he had to move the car. Mr. Alexander testified that he junked the car. He also testified that he bought the car for $1,700 for his daughter. The State then called Illinois Department of Transportation employee Frank Klupshas to testify on the State’s behalf. Mr. Klupshas testified that he was employed by IDOT for 41 years and 3 months and is the Illinois Department of Transportation District Manager. Mr. Klupshas testified that he is a team section technician and his duties include the maintenance of state highways southwest of Will County and his office is located at 175th and Lockport. He stated that maintenance for the IDOT roads in which he supervises would include the maintenance of the roads, retrieving and disposing of dead animals, snow and ice removal, pot hole patching and any other repairs needed on the Illinois roads located under his jurisdiction. In reviewing Respondent’s Exhibit Number 2 for identification purposes, the Department Report, Mr. Klupshas testified that on page 5 was his report. He stated that he was told that there was a storm warning on January 21, 2008 and at that time had a full crew working all twelve routes. Initially they were expecting 1-‐3 inches of snow but later 134 on that day the storm was upgraded to 2-‐6 inches. Because of the large amount of snow that was expected, Mr. Klupshas testified that he had all of his 12 snowplow trucks working at that time. It was approximately 8:40 in the morning when the day crew reported for service and finished up all the clean up operations as the snowstorms had subsided at that time. Mr. Klupshas testified that all of his 12 snowplows are not the same size and that there are 12 routes with one snowplow on each route. Mr. Klupshas testified that there would have been one truck covering the 159th Street overpass and this was outlined on page 4 of the Departmental Report in blue highlight. Mr. Klupshas testified that none of his workers would ever plow I-‐355 or the exit and entrance ramps as they are maintained by the Illinois Tollway. Because his vehicles are not allowed on the tollway and do not have I-‐
Passes, he would never expect one of his vehicles to be on the tollway. Mr. Klupshas testified that all of his vehicles are orange in color. Mr. Klupshas testified that Illinois Tollway vehicles plow the exit ramps as well as the highway underneath the exit ramps. He testified that the Illinois Tollway truck would have to ride on top of the 159th Street overpass to get to either an exit or entrance ramp to plow. Mr. Klupshas testified that all Illinois Tollway trucks are orange and black. Mr. Klupshas testified that he does not know the colors of the other municipalities' trucks that also travel over his roads. Mr. Klupshas also added in his testimony that there are many other trucks that plow snow and include landscaping trucks that also work as plows in the winter. Mr. Klupshas testified that the procedure for his workers to plow over the 159th Street overpass would be to plow the snow against the middle median for the two lanes that are closest to the median. The two outer lanes would be plowed by having the plow perpendicular to the truck and carrying the snow directly in front of the truck and then 135 depositing the snow at a safe grassy area after the overpass. It is not protocol for the plow trucks to ever allow snow to fall over the overpass. Upon cross-‐examination, Mr. Klupshas stated that all of his trucks were on the road the evening of January 21, 2008 and early morning of January 22, 2008. Mr. Klupshas testified that he has never had a case in his 41 years of one of his drivers plowing an overpass and shoving snow onto the highway. Mr. Klupshas testified that he keeps in contact with his trucks by two-‐way radios and again testified that he did not know the colors of the other municipalities' snowplows. The State then asked that the Departmental Report be admitted into evidence and that the disc of pictures also be admitted into evidence. These documents were admitted into evidence without objection. In closing, the Claimant testified that he assumed that the truck used was an IDOT truck. The Respondent indicated that IDOT does not have any yellow trucks and that the Court of Claims does not have any jurisdiction over the Illinois Tollway Authority. Additionally, Respondent argued that the car was worth only $1,700.00. Legal Analysis It is the duty of the State to exercise reasonable care in the maintenance and care of highways in order that defective and dangerous conditions likely to injure persons lawfully on the highway shall not exist. The exercise of reasonable care requires the State to keep its highways reasonably safe. Kraemer v. State, (1990) 42 Ill. Ct. Cl. 236, Blair v. State (1994), 47 Ill.Ct.Cl. 242, 242-‐43. However, the State is not an insurer against all accidents that may occur by reason of the condition of its highways. Scroggins v. State (1991), 43 Ill.Ct.Cl. 225, 226. To prevail in a negligence action, the Claimant must prove, by a 136 preponderance of the evidence, that (1) the State breached its duty of reasonable care, (2) the State's negligence was the proximate cause of the injury, (3) a dangerous condition or defect existed, and (4) the State had actual or constructive notice of the condition. Id. at 227. Hanawell v. State (1995), 47 Ill.Ct.Cl. 270, 275. Claimant bears the burden of proving the elements of his or her cause of action. Id. Based on Respondent's Departmental Report and the testimony presented by Mr. Alexander in this matter, the court finds that Respondent's actions were not the proximate cause of the damage to Claimant's vehicle. In the case at bar, this Court has examined the record and all documents that were admitted into evidence. After reviewing all of the testimony, maps, photographs and other documentation, this Court finds that while the overpass on 159th Street is a State highway, the yellow snowplow truck, which allegedly snow plowed the overpass on 159th Street, was not proven by a preponderance of the evidence to be an Illinois Department of Transportation truck. The incident reported as well as Claimant's father's own hand-‐written account, which was submitted to the Illinois Department of Transportation as well as attached to the complaint, details that a yellow snow plow truck turned on to the 159th Street overpass from I-‐355 northbound exit. This information, which was compiled shortly after the incident and is much more reliable than the testimony of Claimant's witness some one year and nine months after the incident, refutes that the snow plow was an IDOT vehicle. Moreover, the testimony by a District Manager of the Illinois Department of Transportation revealed that IDOT trucks are not yellow and that IDOT trucks do not plow tollways or tollway ramps. Additionally, testimony was had by the IDOT District Manager in which he detailed procedures on how an overpass is plowed by his workers. In the case 137 at bar, the evidence indicates that the truck that damaged Claimant's car was not that of an IDOT truck but possibly from a private snowplow company or other municipality located nearby the 159th Street overpass, including the Illinois Tollway. Based on the foregoing, we find this claim must be denied due to Claimant's failure to prove that an IDOT truck plowed the 159th Street overpass and was a proximate cause of the damage to Claimant's vehicle. Accordingly, it is hereby ordered that this claim be and is hereby dismissed. 138 (No. 02-‐CC-‐4359 – Claim denied) LAKISHA WILLIAMS, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent. Opinion filed May 24, 2011 KIRK A. MOYER, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (TOMAS A. RAMIREZ, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Elements-‐ Claimant must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the respondent breached its duty of reasonable care, and that the injury was proximately caused by that breach. Notice-‐ Claimant has the burden of proving that Respondent had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition and failed to remedy the condition effectively and efficiently. Negligence-‐Slip and fall on wet floor-‐No notice-‐denied-‐ Respondent precluded from liability as there was no evidence that Respondent was notified or should have been aware of the wet floor that allegedly caused Claimant’s injuries. The State is not an insurer of Claimant’s safety and cannot be expected to remove all risk of accidents which may occur on its property or within its facilities. OPINION AND ORDER Storino, J. This matter comes before this Court upon a recommendation from the assigned commissioner regarding the complaint of LAKISHA WILLIAMS, Claimant, against STATE OF ILLINOIS, Northern Illinois University, Respondent. Claimant's complaint alleges Respondent's negligence, causing the claimant to suffer personal injuries from a slip and fall incident that occurred on March 28, 2000, on an allegedly wet floor in the Stevenson South Building at Northern Illinois University. Claimant was represented by counsel in this matter and a hearing was held on October 26, 2007, and January 11, 2008. I. Factual Findings Claimant, Lakisha Williams testified that on March of 2000, she was a student at Northern Illinois University (NIU) living in a private dorm in University Plaza. On March 139 28, 2000, she was visiting her friend EW who was student living in the Stevenson South Building. She had arrived around 6:00 p.m. to participate in a study group that broke up at around 11:00 p.m./11:30 p.m. After the study group broke up, she went to her friend's room to get her things, and then she and EW took the elevator to the main floor with the intention of going to Claimant's room. Upon getting off the elevator, Claimant turned to the left, walked about 20 feet and slipped, striking her face on the wall, falling backwards striking her head on the floor. Claimant testified that she did not see any water before she fell, but that once she was on the floor, Claimant felt water on the floor and on her hands as she attempted to get up. Claimant also testified that when she came out of the elevator, she did not see any "wet floor" signs. After the accident, paramedics transported her to Kishwaukee Community Hospital where she was treated for a laceration in her forehead, and put in a neck brace due to pain in her neck. After the accident she was unable to attend classes for two weeks, and was unable to work as a waitress due to her injuries. Claimant claims to have lost two months from work and approximately $2,800 in wages. After the accident she developed vertigo, headaches, neck and back pain lasting six to eight weeks. The neck pain lasted for three or four months. Claimant also submitted an affidavit from Ms. William's friend EW into evidence as part of the Departmental report. The affidavit of EW attests that she "saw [Claimant] slip on the wet floor and hit her face against the wall, and then fall to the floor." Timothy Trottier, at 12 year employee of Northern Illinois University testified on behalf of Respondent. In March 2000, he was an Assistant Area Coordinator for the Stevenson Complex. Under his supervision was one graduate student hall director plus ten (10) CA's on each floor and a desk staff of twenty (20) supervisors and forty (40) to fifty 140 (50) desk workers. Mr. Trottier testified that the area by the elevators is a "prime public area" and that the front desk is right on the way out just fifty (50) to seventy (70) feet from the elevators. Because of the late night cafeteria located in this building, which closes at 11:00 p.m., over eighty (80) to one hundred (100) students could pass through the area where the accident occurred from ten o'clock to midnight. Mr. Trottier testified that no one had reported any spills prior to the fall. After the accident, he directed his CA's to inspect the area and determine whether there was any bodily fluid on the floor. The CA's reported to him that they did not see any water or anything that could have caused Claimant to fall in the subject location. Bryan Hart, a 28 year employee of Northern Illinois University, who at the time of the trial was the Assistant Superintendent of building services, also testified on behalf of Respondent. Mr. Hart testified that in March 2000, based on the protocol that existed, if students or guests had complained of water or liquid spills in the lobby by the elevator in Stevenson South, it would have been promptly addressed. He further testified that at no time prior to Claimant's accident did the building services department receive any complaint of a wet floor, or spill in the subject location, and if there was a spill or wet floor by the elevator prior to the accident, the building staff was not aware of it. II. Legal Analysis The State owes a duty to persons legitimately on its property to use reasonable care in maintaining its premises. Catherine Carlson v. Board of Regents of the Regency University System, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 171, 174 (1994). However, to establish negligence, the Claimant must prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the respondent breached its duty of reasonable care, and that the injury was proximately caused by the breach. Evelyn Wojdla 141 v. City of Park Ridge, 148 Ill 2nd 348, 421 (1992). In order to recover, Claimant also has the burden of proving that Respondent had actual or constructive notice of the dangerous condition, but failed to remedy the condition effectively and efficiently. Carlson v. Board of Regents, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. at 173 (1994). Based on the evidence presented at the hearing in this matter, this Court determines that the Respondent is precluded from liability in that there was no evidence presented at the hearing indicating that that Respondent was notified or should have been aware of the condition that allegedly caused Claimant's injuries. It has been well-‐settled that, "the State is not an insurer of Claimant's safety." Langhary v. State of Illinois, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl. 187 (2000) (quoting Simpson v. State, 37 Ill. Ct. Cl. 76 (1985)). As the State is not an insurer, it cannot be expected to remove all risk of accidents which may occur from all areas of its property or facilities. Patrick Powell v. State of Illinois, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. at 117 (1996). Rather the State owes a duty of reasonable care in maintaining its premises. Hardeman v. State, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 292, 295 (1995)(citing Berger v. Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, 40 Ill. Ct. Cl. 121, 124 (1988)). The evidence presented at the hearing is devoid of any indication that the Respondent had actual or constructive knowledge of the water on the floor which is the alleged dangerous or defective condition that caused the Claimant's injuries. Claimant therefore is unable to establish a key element required to recover damages. As such, Claimant has failed to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the Respondent is liable for her injuries, and this matter is hereby dismissed with prejudice. 142 (No. 05-‐CC-‐3265 – Claim denied) RALPH HROBOWSKI, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Respondent. Opinion filed May 24, 2011 RALPH HROBOWSKI, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MICHAEL ROCKS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Prisoners and inmates-‐Administrative employment regulations-‐ A prisoner does not have a right to employment in a correctional facility and the Court does not adjudicate the fairness of administrative regulations pertaining to job assignments. Prisoners and inmates-‐ Administrative decisions within discretion of prison, no jurisdiction to review. Prisoners and inmates-‐ Job assignment, claim dismissed. OPINION Sprague, C.J. This matter comes before the Court on the Complaint of Claimant, Ralph Hrobowski, against Respondent, State of Illinois, Illinois Department of Corrections, seeking damages for lost compensation in the amount of $753.67. THE FACTS I. Claimant's Testimony Claimant, Ralph Hrobowksi, appeared and testified that on March 18, 2004, his employer, Mr. Lopac, and his staff, spoke to all of the inmates in the Corrections Industry Unit and were told that they should take any items that did not belong to the Industries Unit with them back to their living units that day because there would be a routine shakedown conducted. 143 The Claimant testified that per Mr. Lopac's request, the Claimant took peanut butter, fish sticks, popcorn and edible items that Mr. Lopac would normally allow them to eat with him back to his living unit. He did not take anything else to his living unit. The next day when the Claimant returned to work, he was approached by Supervisor Ron Smith who stated that during the routine shakedown, a razor was found in the Claimant's work area and that the Claimant would have to be investigated by the Internal Affairs Unit as a routine investigation. Approximately 45 minutes after Supervisor Ron Smith told Claimant about the razor, the Claimant was summoned to Internal Affairs and asked a number of questions regarding the razor which was allegedly found in his work area. The Claimant testified that after answering a couple of questions, Mr. Bach, from the Internal Affairs' Unit, had specifically told him that there was not really an issue because Mr. Lopac and the staff also had access to the area in which the razor was found and that the razor was no longer an issue with Internal Affairs. Claimant then testified that Mr. Bach wanted to talk to Claimant pertaining to an informant in the correctional center. Mr. Bach stated that he had received a letter from an informant saying that Claimant was involved in a fight that occurred in the Honor Dome Living Unit. Claimant was then escorted to segregation and charged with fighting on March 19, 2004. On March 23, 2004, Claimant was found not guilty by the Adjustment Committee with the recommendation that the ticket be expunged and that Claimant be sent back to the living unit and work as per departmental rules. Claimant testified that while two recommendations were honored, one being his return to the Honor Dome and that the disciplinary ticket was expunged, Claimant testified that he did not return to his same job at the Industries Unit. 144 Claimant testified that he attempted to discuss this matter with his former boss, Mr. Lopac and that at that time, Mr. Lopac had stated to him that the issue was out of his hands and that he, Mr. Lopac, had nothing to do with it. Claimant testified that he believed what Mr. Lopac had told to him. Claimant testified that he learned from speaking with the Assistant Warden Chairman that Warden Steams believed it was necessary to suspend Claimant from his job temporarily. Claimant testified that he was extremely devastated from being temporarily suspended as he was not returned back to his same job. According to Claimant, departmental policies state that when an inmate is found not guilty, he should be returned back to his living unit whenever possible and also to his job. On July 14, 2004, Claimant testified that he was reinstated to the Industries Unit by the Warden. After interviewing with Mr. Lopac, Claimant was told that he would be returning to work in Industries as a Porter. Claimant testified that he was "taken back" by this assignment as there was a severe pay reduction in this assignment versus his prior job in the Industries Unit. Claimant testified that Mr. Lopac had stated that the position that Claimant held prior to segregation no longer existed at the time of Claimant's return and as such Claimant would be required to go back to the shop as any other worker or a "rehire". In addition, Mr. Lopac offered another option to Claimant which was to wait for an opening that met Claimant's criteria at a later date. Claimant testified that this option was never given to him as he believed that he was only given an ultimatum to either return as a Porter or be reassigned. Claimant indicated that another inmate was given an option and waited three weeks and then was brought back to his same position prior to his leave of absence. This inmate had requested a leave of absence and was not suspended for any reason. 145 Claimant testified that he then took the Porter position and his salary was severely reduced. He also stated that another inmate was promoted ahead of him, erroneously, and upon his second grievance, Claimant was given back pay of approximately $166.00 to mitigate any damages he received for not being promoted in a timely fashion. Claimant specifically testified that he is only seeking compensation for the time when he returned to the Industries Unit on July 14, 2004 to the February 2005 date in which he then can back to 100% salary. Claimant took into account the $166.00 in restitution for the prior error of not promoting him on a timely basis. Additionally, Claimant also named many inmates who had left the Industries Unit and returned at the same 100% salary. Claimant stated that he determined the exact figure to be $753.67 in damages. Upon cross-‐examination, Claimant testified that he did not receive his 100% salary for approximately 6 or 7 months, and that Industries made an error in not promoting him sooner than another inmate. Claimant then testified that the policy of starting at a Porter position came into effect in approximately the year 2002. Additionally, Claimant stated that the department rules specifically provide that inmates who are not found guilty of disciplinary infraction may be placed back in their former work position. Claimant then requested that all documents be admitted into evidence. II. Respondent's Testimony Respondent called Mr. Gary Lopac to testify on behalf of the State of Illinois and the Illinois Department of Corrections. Mr. Lopac stated that he was employed by Dixon's Correction's Industries Unit, Dixon Correction Center, and had been the Superintendent of Corrections for approximately 19 plus years. Mr. Lopac stated that his responsibilities included hiring and firing of inmates, supervising inmates and civilian staff and enforcing 146 the rules of the institution and creating policy as needed for the Corrections Industries Department. Mr. Lopac described the Corrections Industries Department as an optical laboratory that makes eyeglasses for the Department of Public Aid. The Unit also helps inmates to earn money while at Dixon and gives them a chance to learn a trade which can be used upon their release from incarceration. Mr. Lopac stated that he usually has approximately 80-‐90 inmates per month that work in the Industries Unit and has five staff members underneath him. Mr. Lopac testified that an inmate may be assigned to the Industries Unit only based upon certain criteria. Mr. Lopac also stated that they have a rehire policy for inmates that have taken a leave of absence from the Industries Unit. This policy requires that anyone coming back after a leave of absence would be considered a new hire and would start as a Porter in the Industries Unit. Mr. Lopac testified that the reason for this policy is that they have a wait list of approximately 360 inmates to get into the Industries Unit and believe that it was only fair that they start back as a Porter. This policy was implemented in January of 2002 and was a change from the prior policy. Mr. Lopac then testified that he knew Claimant and that Claimant had worked for him for a number of years. Mr. Lopac stated that in March of 2004, Claimant was the clerk in the warehouse and that Claimant would distribute supplies to the other inmates in the Unit. Mr. Lopac stated that Claimant was at that time at 100% pay rate. Mr. Lopac testified that in March of 2004, Claimant was issued a disciplinary ticket for an alleged fighting. Mr. Lopac stated that he did not know any of the facts of the case but learned that the next morning when Claimant was then called out of work and put in segregation for some time. After Claimant's stay in segregation, Claimant then returned back to the Industries Unit. 147 Upon Claimant's return, Mr. Lopac called the Assistant Warden to make sure that Claimant could begin work again. At that time, Mr. Lopac testified that he was told that Claimant should be administratively unassigned until further notice. Mr. Lopac stated that he was given no reason or any specifics pertaining to this directive by the Assistant Warden. Mr. Lopac stated to Claimant that this was his directive from the Assistant Warden and that he could not be reassigned to the Industries Unit until further notified. Mr. Lopac then testified that Claimant came back to the Industries Unit on July 14 and was given a Porter position. He stated that when informing Claimant about the Porter position that Claimant was "taken back" by the Porter position. Claimant stated to Mr. Lopac that he needed time to think about it and that he left his office but returned shortly thereafter and stated that he would come back to the Porter position. Mr. Lopac then stated that about a week later there was a position for the order entry position but that Claimant did apply or bid for the position. Mr. Lopac stated that he was then later promoted to the laboratory on September 7, 2004. Additionally, Mr. Lopac stated that when a rehire comes back to work, there is a written policy that does expedite them to their previous pay rate after starting as a Porter. Additionally, Mr. Lopac stated that department rules 4-‐2040 states that "when a committed person is found not guilty of a rule violation in accordance with part 54 or an investigation in the case that they did not commit a violation, he may be returned to the assignment that he held before being removed. Factors to be considered are limited liability of the assignment." Mr. Lopac added that it did not say that they have to be taken back where they formerly worked. Mr. Lopac then stated that on prior occasions, people in the Industries did get their job back when the "Industry Unit" issued the ticket and it was unfounded. This incident 148 was the first instance where the inmate had been taken from the Industries Unit employment by the administration. Therefore, Mr. Lopac handled this case as a "rehire" because he had lost his assignment by an outside unit, not the Industries Unit. Mr. Lopac specifically stated that this was the first instance where an inmate had been taken from the Industries Unit by the administration. Mr. Lopac stated that the reason he did not take Claimant back at 100% pay rate was due to the fact that he handled the situation as a rehire. Upon cross-‐examination, Claimant questioned Mr. Lopac as to the duties Claimant had performed for Mr. Lopac. Claimant then stated that he on a prior occasion, bid for a promotion and on three occasions was not given that promotion. Mr. Lopac stated to Claimant that although a non-‐production person cannot initially bid on a production status job, if no one bids on the production status job, a promotion even to a non-‐production inmate is open to anyone in the building and therefore Claimant could have bid on the position that was open. Mr. Lopac then stated to Claimant that on the occasions that Claimant had bid for a promotion, there were other inmates that were more qualified than Claimant. The Commissioner then questioned Mr. Lopac as to their policy procedures. Specifically, the Commissioner questioned Mr. Lopac as to the policy change which occurred after Claimant had returned back to the Industries Unit. Mr. Lopac stated that they had been adhering to the prior policy since 2002 and that it had not been in a written form. The Commissioner then asked Mr. Lopac whether the only reason he was not returned to his 100% pay position was his suspension was outside the Industry Unit and therefore Mr. Lopac treated him as a rehire. Mr. Lopac stated that if a ticket had been 149 written in the Industry Unit and was expunged, the Claimant would have been put back in a 100% position. But because the administration did not give him a reason for his suspension and that the suspension occurred outside of his Unit, he was treated as a rehire and therefore put at a Porter position. Additionally, Mr. Lopac stated that he was not given a directive by the Assistant Warden to put Claimant back in his prior position. Upon further examination by the Assistant Attorney General, Mr. Lopac stated that it was an administrative decision to suspend Claimant and not done by the Industries Unit and no information was given. Therefore, upon their directive to take Claimant back into the Unit, no other directive was given to what job Claimant was to return to in the Unit. Additionally, it was the policy of the Industries Unit to treat Claimant as a rehire. Mr. Lopac did admit that this policy was now in writing after this case. He also added that he believed it was the correct procedure to follow under the circumstances as he was never confronted with this type of case before. Upon further cross-‐examination, Claimant stated that another case in which an inmate was taken from the Dixon Correctional Institution in error was brought back to the same position and pay scale by a Director from the Administration. Mr. Lopac stated that because Mr. Williams was taken out of the institution in error, the administration requested that he be given his job back as if he never left the institution. In closing, Claimant argued that he wanted to be treated fairly and that he be given an opportunity to have this Court "right a wrong" and to do what is right. Respondent, in closing, stated that in the case at bar, Claimant received a ticket that was expunged but was then told that he could not go immediately back to his job by the administration. It was approximately three months later that Claimant was allowed to go back. Respondent 150 argued that this was a unique situation for Mr. Lopac and that Mr. Lopac did the best that he could with the understanding of the rules and policies that were put in place and therefore no liability upon the correctional institution should be made by this Court. THE LAW The law is well settled that inmates do not have a right to employment in a correctional facility. Pippion v. State (1990) 430 Ct. Cl. 327. In the Pippion case, this Court concluded that Claimant had lost nothing to which he had a right. The Court determined that the Claimant in Pippion was entitled only to the amount of money allocated to unassigned pay which equaled $10.00 a month. In the case at bar, Claimant was issued disciplinary tickets which were later expunged. Shortly after his expungement, Claimant went back to his old unit and requested his previous job. Because the ticket was not issued by the Industry Unit but was issued by an outside authority, Mr. Lopac, the Superintendent of the Industry Unit followed a 2002 unwritten policy which would only allow Claimant to come back into the Unit as a rehire. However, at this time, upon verifying his return to the Unit, Mr. Lopac was told by the Assistant Warden that the administration would not allow Claimant to return back until approximately three months later. At that time, Mr. Lopac again was confronted with how to handle Claimant's return and job position. Mr. Lopac followed the 2002 unwritten policy allowing Claimant back in the unit as a rehire and therefore at a Porter position. Additionally, Mr. Lopac also had advised Claimant that he could wait until a higher-‐level position was open. Claimant agreed to take the Porter position at that time. In the case at bar, there was no directive by the administration to Mr. Lopac to put Claimant back in his previous position and his position was therefore at the discretion of 151 Mr. Lopac. Moreover, the department rules specifically state that inmates "may be returned to an assignment that he held before being removed". Because the only open position at the time was a Porter position and because Claimant refused to wait until a higher position was available, Mr. Lopac took back Claimant as a rehire and therefore did not violate any departmental rules. Additionally, in Montgomery v. The State of Illinois (1988) 41 Ct. Cl. 190, this Court held that they would not adjudicate the fairness or propriety of administrative regulations applicable to the Department of Corrections and the provisions pertaining to prisoner job assignments. It is clear from the record that Claimant, within 8 months, returned to his 100% level of status pay and was not barred from re-‐entering the Industry Unit. Because under Illinois case law, a prisoner does not have a right to employment in a correctional facility and that this Court does not adjudicate the fairness of administrative regulations pertaining to job assignment, Claimant, in the instant case, did not lose a job he had a right to have in the first place. Therefore, the case of Pippion, supra, is controlling. Therefore, this claim is denied. 152 (No. 08-‐CC-‐1641 – Claim denied) EDGAR MASON, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, Respondent. Opinion filed May 24, 2011 EDGAR MASON, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (LYNN PALMGREN, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Failure to state a claim-‐ Claimant failed to state a claim upon which relief could be granted because the Department of Human Services had authority to collect Claimant’s tax refunds pursuant to the Food Stamp Act and DHS regulations which state if an individual receives an overpayment of food stamps, each adult member of that individual’s household is jointly and severally liable for the overpayment. Failure to exhaust remedies-‐ Claimant must exhaust all other remedies against all other sources of recovery for injury or damages prior to seeking a final determination of his claim in the Court of Claims. Claimant has the remedy of filing an injured spouse claim with the Internal Revenue Service. Lack of jurisdiction-‐ The Court of Claims has exclusive and limited jurisdiction over claims against the State of Illinois as set forth in the Court of Claims Act, 705 ILCS 505/1 et seq. Claimant’s alleged claim does not fall under any of the enumerated jurisdictional bases set forth in the Act. ORDER Birnbaum, J. This matter coming before the Court to be heard on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, the Court being fully advised in the premises finds that: On December 6, 2007, Claimant brought the instant case in the Court of Claims against Respondent, State of Illinois, seeking $13,000.00 in damages. Claimant alleges that the Department of Human Services took his tax refunds between 2001 and 2005 because "Kathryn Taylor whom [Claimant and Ms. Taylor] had in the past lived together stated that she had owed some funds to the Department of Human Services." Claimant is seeking recovery of his tax refunds. 153 ANALYSIS A. Claimant Fails to State a Claim. Claimant alleges that the Illinois Department of Human Services ("DHS") erroneously took his tax refunds for a debt he did not incur. However, DHS had authority to collect Claimant and Kathryn Taylor's federal tax refunds for the overpayment of food stamps pursuant to 7 U.S.C. § 2022(b) and 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 165.104(e). Under Section 2022 of the Food Stamp Act, 7 U.S.C. § 2022(a)(4), if an individual receives an overpayment of food stamps, each adult member of that household is jointly and severally liable for the overpayment. In order to collect overpayment of food stamps, a state agency may recover from the federal tax refund of any adult member of that household. 7 U.S.C. § 2022(b)(1)(C); 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 165.104(e). The Respondent has attached to its Motion to Dismiss the affidavit of Rick L. Matchett, Administrative Assistant II for the Bureau of Collections at DHS. According to Mr. Matchett's affidavit, Claimant and Ms. Taylor were living in the same household between 1989 and 1995. During this time, Ms. Taylor received food stamps. As a recipient of food stamps, she was obligated to report household income and any changes in household membership to DHS. Between June 1989 and August 1992, Ms. Taylor received an overpayment of food stamps in the amount of $8,182.00 because she failed to report her income from Robinson Bus Service. Between November 1993 and February 1995, Ms. Taylor received another overpayment of food stamps in the amount of $1,725.00 because she failed to report her income from Robinson Bus Service, her unemployment benefits, and Sibil Mason's no longer residing in the household. 154 In 2001, 2003, 2004, and 2005, Claimant and Ms. Taylor filed joint federal tax returns. To collect on the overpayment of food stamps which Ms. Taylor received between 1989 and 1995, DHS offset Claimant and Ms. Taylor's tax refund by $4,033.25 in February 2001, $480.60 (from a stimulus rebate) in September 2001, $5,532.80 in February 2003, $786.80 in August 2003, $1,399.13 in November 2004, $327.68 in April 2005, and $1,248.66 in June 2005. Pursuant to the Food Stamp Act and DHS Regulations, DHS was entitled to Claimant and Ms. Taylor's tax refunds because both were adult members of a household which received food stamps in excess of the eligible amount. 7 U.S.C. § 2022(a)(4), (b)(1)(C); 89 Ill. Admin. Code § 165.104(e). Claimant has failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted because DHS had authority to collect the subject refunds pursuant to the Food Stamp Act and DHS Regulations. Id. B. Claimant Has Failed to Exhaust All Other Remedies. Claimant has failed to exhaust all other remedies available to him. The Court of Claims Act and Regulations require the Claimant to exhaust all other remedies against all other sources of recovery for injury or damages prior to seeking a final determination of his claim in the Court of Claims. 705 ILCS 505/25; 74 Ill. Admin. Code 790.60. This Court has previously held that it does not "recognize any discretion on the part of claimants to pick and choose whom they wish to sue." Boe v. State, 37 Ill. Ct. Cl. 72 (1984). Claimant has the remedy of filing an injured spouse claim with the Internal Revenue Service available to him. The Respondent has attached to its Motion to Dismiss IRS Form 8379 and Instructions. According to Mr. Matchett's affidavit, in the event a married couple files a joint federal tax return and their refund is offset to pay for one of the spouse's past-‐
155 due debt, the other spouse may file an injured spouse claim to recover all or part of his or her portion of the tax refund. Claimant filed an injured spouse claim for the offsets occurring in 2001. As a result, he was refunded $4,033.25 for the 2001 tax refund offset and $246.18 for the 2001 stimulus rebate offset. Claimant also filed an injured spouse claim for the February 2003 offset. As a result, he was refunded $311.00 for that offset. The remedy of an injured spouse claim is still available to Claimant for the tax refund offsets occurring in August 2003, November 2004, and April and June 2005. Claimant has failed to comply with the Court of Claims Act and Regulations as he failed to exhaust all other sources of possible recovery. Accordingly, Section 790.90 of the Court of Claims Regulations demands dismissal for failure to comply with the provisions in Section 790.60 of the Court of Claims Regulations requiring exhaustion of remedies. C. The Court of Claims Lacks Jurisdiction over Claimant's Alleged Claim. This Court lacks jurisdiction over Claimant's alleged claim. This Court has exclusive and limited jurisdiction over claims against the State of Illinois as set forth in the Court of Claims Act, 705 ILCS 505/1 et seq. In his Complaint, Claimant fails to reference any section of the Court of Claims Act as a jurisdictional basis of his alleged claim. Claimant's alleged claim does not fall under any of the enumerated jurisdictional bases set forth in 705 ILCS 505/8. Therefore, Claimant's alleged claim is dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. D. The Statute of Limitations Has Expired on Claimant's Alleged Claim. 156 Assuming arguendo that this Court has jurisdiction over Claimant's alleged claim, the only category the alleged claim appears to fall under is Section 505/8(a) of the Court of Claims Act, in which case, the statute of limitations has expired. For a claim under Section 8(a), the statute of limitations is two years from the date the claim accrues. 705 ILCS 505/22(h). Claimant's alleged claim accrued between September 2001 and June 2005 when DHS offset Claimant and Ms. Taylor's tax refunds. Claimant filed this suit with the Court of Claims on December 6, 2007, which was more than two years after his alleged claim accrued. Because the statute of limitations is jurisdictional and Claimant has failed to file in a timely manner, the Court of Claims is unable to enter any award. 750 ILCS 505/22(j); Illinois Bell Telephone Co. v. State, 35 Ill. Ct. Cl. 345 (1981). Therefore, this claim is dismissed because this Court does not have jurisdiction over the alleged claim and, even if it did, Claimant failed to file it within the two years of his cause of action first accruing under 705 ILCS 505/22(h). IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that Respondent's Motion be, and the same is, hereby granted, and the claim herein is dismissed, with prejudice. 157 (No. 05-‐CC-‐1931 – Claim awarded) MICHELLE DEL VALLE, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Respondent. Opinion filed May 9, 2011 MARTIN A. DOLAN, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JILL K. OTTE, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Elements-‐ Claimant must establish by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent had a duty to Claimant; the Respondent breached that duty, that Respondent's negligence was the proximate cause of Claimant's injury; and the Claimant suffered actual damages. Contributory negligence-‐ Claimant failed to demonstrate due caution under the circumstances when she saw the IDOT vehicle turn into the roadway-‐break and maintained her speed slightly in excess of the posted speed limit and should be charged with 10% contributory negligence. ORDER Jann, J. This matter comes before this court on the complaint of MICHELLE DEL VALLE, Claimant and against STATE OF ILLINOIS, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTION, Respondent. Claimant alleges she was injured in a traffic accident as a result of negligence of State of Illinois employees. Claimant seeks damages in the amount of $100,000.00. The facts adduced at trial are as follows: FACTS On March 27, 2004 at approximately 1:00 a.m. Claimant, Michelle Del Valle, was working as a patrol officer for the Cook County Sheriff's Police. She had been employed as a patrol officer for approximately 6 months. She began her shift the prior evening at 10:00 p.m. After midnight, Claimant was in her vehicle and responding to a nonemergency call when she entered I-‐55 at LaGrange Road traveling northbound. The night was foggy. She 158 was familiar with the roadway, as she traveled it several times a week, and she was aware of an approaching break in the median barrier between the north and southbound lanes. Claimant testified that she was traveling in the most interior lane and did not have her emergency lights activated. She first saw the Illinois Department of Transportation (hereinafter IDOT) vehicle at a distance of approximately 100 yards. She witnessed the truck, which had been traveling southbound on I-‐55, turn into the break in the median barrier on the I-‐55 roadway and come to a stop facing eastbound. Claimant testified that the truck did not have its emergency lights activated. After she saw the IDOT vehicle stop, she continued on her path at approximately 60 m.p.h. Claimant testified that as she approached the break in the median at a distance of approximately 5-‐6 car lengths, the truck pulled out in front of her, straight across the I-‐55 northbound lanes. Claimant started to brake, slammed on her brakes, and turned into the middle lane to avoid striking the IDOT truck. The front of Claimant's vehicle collided with the passenger side of the IDOT vehicle. Claimant's vehicle spun around and ultimately came to rest in the ditch on the east side of I-‐55. Claimant's airbag had deployed and there were flames coming out of the hood of the car. Claimant was pinned in the car, the door was stuck, and the vehicle was on fire and filling with smoke. Three male bystanders were eventually able to pry open the driver's door, free Claimant and remove her from the vehicle, which exploded soon thereafter. Claimant was transported to Loyola University Hospital where she was treated for burns, abrasions, and a fracture to her right ankle. IDOT employee, Isadore Head, was the driver of the IDOT emergency vehicle involved in the accident with Claimant. Head testified that he had been a professional driver in several capacities for more than 30 years. On the night in question he was 159 traveling southbound on I-‐55 when he observed a vehicle stranded in the middle of I-‐55 northbound. Head testified that as an emergency vehicle he was authorized to make a turn in the roadway where U-‐Turns are prohibited. Head testified that he activated his emergency lights on the roof of the vehicle and turned into the break in the median to reverse his path from south to north. As he initiated the turn he saw two vehicles approaching at a distance from the north. Head stated he did not make a full stop, he slowed down and then made his turn. Head's testimony as to the distance of the approaching vehicles was inconsistent. During the course of his testimony he stated that the vehicles were a mile away, that they were one-‐half mile away, and that they were a block away. He testified that he was in a rush to assist the stalled vehicle. He stated he didn't know his speed, the distance of the vehicles, or the amount of time that it would take an approaching vehicle to reach him, but that based on his experience, he had sufficient time to complete the turn. Head testified he first turned into the inside lane on northbound I-‐55 and he observed Claimant's vehicle fast approaching so he moved into the middle lane, but was again followed by Claimant's vehicle so he began to move into the outside lane when Claimant's vehicle struck his truck. Head's truck spun around and came to rest southbound in the northbound lanes. Head righted the direction of his vehicle and called in for emergency assistance. Respondent produced IDOT employee, Robert Dilling. Dilling, a shift commander of emergency traffic control employees. Dilling is also trained as an evidence technician. Dilling photographed the break in the I-‐55 median, which he described as "turnaround commonly used by state police". The photographs taken by Dilling after the incident 160 indicate the "No U-‐Turn" had a sign below that further indicated "Except Authorized Vehicles". Claimant produced Cook County Sheriff's Detective Robert Nawrot. Nawrot established himself as a trained and experienced accident reconstructionist. Nawrot arrived at the scene approximately an hour after the accident. The truck had been moved out of the lanes of traffic. Nawrot described the temperature as 40 degrees, overcast and heavy fog. Nawrot testified that on the night of the accident headlights were visible but the foggy conditions diminished the quality of the view and made vehicles appear further away than they actually were. Nawrot photographed the sign at the median break and testified that on the night of the incident there was a sign indicating "No U-‐Turn" for southbound traffic and no sign indicating an exception for authorized vehicles. He further testified there was no signage at the median break visible to northbound drivers. Nawrot identified photos taken May 9, 2006, more than two years after the incident that showed "No U-‐Turn" and "Except for Authorized Vehicles" signage visible to both north and southbound drivers. Nawrot testified that in the absence of the "Except for Authorized Vehicles" signage, all vehicles, including emergency vehicles, are prohibited from U-‐Turns. He further testified that southbound drivers have no expectation of a break in the road or a car making a U-‐
Turn. Based on his examination of the accident scene and the damage of the vehicles, Nawrot further opined that at the time of impact the IDOT truck was crossing the northbound lanes of traffic in a northeasterly direction and traveling approximately slightly more than 5 m.p.h. The truck had cleared one lane and was between lanes two and 161 three at the time of the collision. Nawrot suggested that Claimant was traveling at approximately the speed limit. LAW To sustain her burden of proof in a negligence claim, Claimant must establish by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent had a duty to Claimant; the Respondent breached that duty, that Respondent's negligence was the proximate cause of Claimant's injury; and the Claimant suffered actual damages. Woodering v State, 49 Ill.Ct.Cl. 31 (1997). Claimant asserts Respondent was negligent through its agent employee, Isadore Head. The law is well established that the principal can be held liable for physical harm to third parties for the employee's failure to exercise reasonable care. Woodering v State, Ill.Ct.Cl. 31,39 (1997). In this case, Claimant first alleges Respondent's breach of duty by failure to comply with the rules of the road. Claimant contends that on the night of the incident the signage indicated No U-‐Turn, and did not specifically state an exception for emergency vehicles. The Illinois Vehicle Code provides in relevant part as follows: (b) The driver of an authorized emergency vehicle, when responding to an emergency call or when in the pursuit of an actual or suspected violator of the law or when responding to but not upon returning from a fire alarm, may exercise the privileges set forth in this Section, but subject to the conditions herein stated. (c) The driver of an authorized emergency vehicle may: 4. Disregard regulations governing direction of movement or turning in specific directions. (d) The exceptions herein granted to an authorized emergency, other than a police vehicle, shall apply only when the vehicle is making use of either an audible signal when in motion or visual signals meeting the requirements of Section 12-‐215 of this Act. (e) The foregoing provisions do not relieve the driver of an authorized emergency vehicle from the duty of driving with due regard for the safety of all persons, nor do such provisions protect the driver from the consequences of his reckless disregard for the safety of others. 162 In this case, the testimony was conflicting and inconsistent as to whether an "Except for Authorized Vehicles" sign was posted under the No-‐U-‐Turn sign at the break in the median. But even in absence of the sign establishing an exception; the law creates one by allowing the drivers of emergency vehicles when responding to an emergency to disregard regulations governing direction of movement or turning in specific directions. As the driver of an authorized emergency vehicle responding to an emergency, Head was not prohibited from making the U-‐Turn. However, the statute imposed additional requirements on his special authority. An emergency vehicle driver is also charged with the responsibility of displaying visual signals and the duty of driving with due regard for the safety of all persons. The question for consideration here is whether the IDOT driver exercised due caution for the safety of persons traveling on the roadway. This incident took place on a foggy and artificially lit highway in early morning hours. Cook County Detective and accident reconstructionist, Robert Nawrot, who arrived at the scene an hour after the collision, testified that the conditions distorted the accuracy of the road view, and that vehicles were nearer than they appeared. Clearly, the conditions required drivers to act with extra caution for the safety of travelers on the roadway. IDOT driver Head testified that he was responding to a stranded vehicle, and that he activated his lights before he initiated his U-‐Turn. He testified that he turned into the break in the roadway, paused, and based on his experience, determined that the approaching vehicles were at a safe distance, and made his turn. When he pulled into the northbound roadway, he saw the Claimant's vehicle maneuvering around and advancing on the other approaching vehicles. Head moved across the lanes of traffic to avoid Claimant's vehicle but failed to avoid the resulting collision. The fact that he was operating an emergency 163 vehicle, that he was responding to a stalled vehicle and that his emergency lights were activated, doesn't relieve his obligation to proceed with due caution. The evidence indicates that when Head turned into the northbound lanes of I-‐55, he failed to fully consider the diminished visibility caused by the dark, foggy conditions and he underestimated the distance and speed of the approaching vehicles. His poor judgment was clearly a proximate cause of the collision. Respondent contends, however, that Claimant's actions were contributorily negligent. Claimant testified, and accident reconstructionist Robert Nawrot confirmed by his testimony, that Claimant was traveling at approximately 60 m.p.h. in a 55 m.p.h. zone. Claimant's argument that she had no expectation of a turning vehicle at the median break, is contrary to the facts. Claimant acknowledged that she was familiar with the roadway and aware of the interruption in the road barrier. She also testified that she initially saw Head's vehicle in the roadway break from a 100-‐yard distance. Claimant testified that she could see the vehicle well enough to know that its emergency lights were not activated, and that she expected the vehicle to remain stopped. Claimant was aware of the break in the median, she saw the vehicle turn in, she was aware of the foggy conditions, yet she maintained her speed slightly in excess of the posted limit. Claimant failed to demonstrate due caution under the circumstances and should be charged with 10% contributory negligence. DAMAGES Just prior to the accident Claimant knew her vehicle was going to strike the IDOT vehicle. She braced herself, the airbag deployed and dazed her. After the collision, the car came to rest at the side of the road. The steering wheel and dash board collapsed on 164 Claimant's knees, her legs were pinned and she could not get out of the car. Claimant's vehicle began filling with smoke and was making a crackling sound. It was a dramatic incident scene as independent bystanders came to Claimant's aid and attempted to remove her from the vehicle. They pulled on the door until the exterior portion was removed but the inside plastic material remained intact. One of the rescuers kicked the plastic until it was removed. They were attempting to pull her from the wreckage while the engine was sparking, crackling and the vehicle was filling with smoke. Claimant was screaming and pleading that they wouldn't leave her. As the flames accelerated she was eventually pulled from the car and carried to a safe distance. The car blew up almost immediately after she was evacuated. Claimant was transported to Loyola University Hospital by ambulance. She was treated for abrasions and burns, she was bruised and her right ankle was fractured. She was released from the hospital the next day. Claimant complained of full body pain following the accident which she medicated with pain killers. Claimant treated with an orthopedic surgeon who cast the broken ankle. Claimant treated with physical therapy for 10 months. She was off work and returned to light duty after 3 months. On an occasion where she was asked to move a squad car, she was overcome emotionally recalling the incident, and suffered a panic attack. Claimant also treated with psychiatrist Dr. Manoff for three years. Dr. Manoff diagnosed Claimant with post traumatic stress disorder and major depression resulting from the subject accident. Claimant's symptoms included significant weight loss, insomnia, low energy, irritability and anxiety attacks. Dr. Manoff testified that Claimant's prognosis for recovery was fair and contingent upon continued treatment. 165 Claimant's medical expenses totaled $14,522.95 as follows: $7,384.95 for orthopedic treatment; $4,220.00 for psychiatric treatment; and $2,918.00 for physical therapy. The medical expenses were all necessary and reasonable. Considering the expenses, Claimant's pain and suffering, and continuing psychiatric care the total award for damages shall be $55,000.00 reduced by 10% for contributory negligence for a final award of $49,500.00.
166 (No. 04-‐CC-‐3020 – Claim awarded) VALERIE JACKSON and MAEDEAN CHANDLER, Claimants, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Respondent. Opinion filed April 26, 2011 RICHARD C. BALIND, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MARTIN BURZAWA, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐ Claimant has the burden to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the Respondent was negligent and that the Respondent’s negligence was a proximate cause of Claimant’s damage. Highways-‐Collision with snowplow-‐ Claimant’s testimony, as well as the damage to the vehicles, evidence that Respondent merged into Claimant’s lane before it was safe for him to do so making him liable for the vehicle collision. Physician testimony-‐ Factors to consider when determining whether a physician may testify at trial regarding his opinion concerning the permanency of a patient’s injuries include: recency of an examination, how long the patient treated with the doctor and whether surgery was involved in the course of treatment. The time lapse between the chiropractor’s treatment and trial testimony in this case is significantly longer than any case law on record-‐six years. His opinions rendered at trial were more likely conjecture and less likely based on fact. Contributory negligence-‐ Claimant failed to yield properly to avoid the collision in that she did not attempt to break when she noticed Respondent’s vehicle ahead of hers. Claimant was found to be 10% negligent and her award was reduced accordingly. Lack of jurisdiction over individuals-‐ The Court of Claims Act specifically provides that the Court is authorized to adjudicate all claims against the State in cases sounding in tort. The State of Illinois is the only proper defendant; the Court does not have jurisdiction over individuals. OPINION AND ORDER Storino, J. This claim is before the court upon a recommendation from the assigned commissioner following an evidentiary hearing. Claimants assert that on April 7, 2003, an Illinois Department of Transportation ("IDOT") employee caused a vehicular collision on I-‐
167 290, which subsequently caused both Claimants to suffer personal injuries. The following witnesses and evidence were presented at trial: FACTS Valerie Jackson Claimant Valerie Jackson testified that she was the owner and driver of a 1997 Grand Am which was involved in a collision with an IDOT snow plow on April 7, 2003. Ms. Jackson testified that the collision occurred on I-‐290, which runs eastbound and westbound with four lanes in each direction. The collision occurred near Wolf Road where the four westbound lanes of the expressway diverge so that the two left lanes become I-‐88 and the two right lanes become I-‐290. Ms. Jackson testified that on April 7, 2003, at approximately 3:15 a.m., she was traveling westbound in the far right lane of I-‐290 just before the split with I-‐88. She claims it was snowing and the streets were wet but that traffic was very light because of the early hour. Ms. Jackson estimated that she was traveling at about 45 miles per hour before the collision took place. She further testified that she was traveling in the far right lane when she saw a snow plow truck to her left, which was also traveling westbound. She stated that the snow plow was two lanes left of her vehicle headed for I-‐88, but as both vehicles approached the split, she noticed the snow plow merge to the right into the lane next to her. Ms. Jackson testified that when the snow plow had reached the lane next to her, it was only a few feet ahead of her. Claimant testified that when she noticed the snow plow merge into the lane next to her, she took her foot off of the accelerator to slow down, but she claims he continued to merge into her lane, and struck her vehicle. Ms. Jackson 168 testified that upon impact her vehicle was pushed to the right and bounced off of the retaining wall before it came to a stop on the right shoulder of the expressway. Ms. Jackson further testified that immediately after the collision she felt pain in her back, neck, stomach and head. An ambulance was called and Ms. Jackson was transported to Loyola Hospital for treatment. At Loyola Ms. Jackson underwent x-‐rays, which were ruled negative for bone injuries. She was given Ibuprofen for her pain and released to her home later that day. Two days later, on April 9, 2003, Ms. Jackson went to see Dr. Maloney, a chiropractor for medical treatment. As a result of the symptoms she experienced when she saw Dr. Maloney, he ordered her off of work for one month. Due to her time off from work, Ms. Jackson seeks $4,900 in wage loss. She further seeks $4,652.80 for her medical bills. Ms. Jackson seeks $20,000 in pain and suffering for her headaches which she alleges continue into the present day, and also seeks $10,000 for a loss of normal life. Claimant Maedean Chandler Claimant Maedean Chandler was a passenger in the front seat of Ms. Jackson's vehicle on April 7, 2003, at the time of the collision. Ms. Chandler testified that on April 7, 2003, they were traveling in the far right lane of I-‐290, headed westbound at about 3:15 a.m. She estimated that they were traveling at about 45 miles per hour. She further testified that she noticed the snow plow truck ahead of their vehicle, and a few lanes over to their left. She claimed that the truck began to move to the right until it was in the lane next to theirs. She claimed that she began screaming when she realized that the snow plow truck was merging into their lane, and then it struck them. She further testified that as a result of the collision their car was pushed to the right and hit the retaining wall. 169 On cross examination, Ms. Chandler testified that she did not notice the snow plow truck until it was in the lane right next to theirs. She claims he was slightly ahead of them, almost to their side and it seemed like he was coming over into their lane, so she started screaming because she claims it didn't seem like he saw their vehicle. Ms. Chandler testified that immediately after the collision she felt pain in her head, neck, back and shoulder. She was transported via ambulance from the scene of the collision to Loyola Hospital where they gave her Tylenol for her pain and took x-‐rays of her shoulder, neck, and lower back. Her x-‐rays were negative, she did not suffer any fractures, and she was released later that day from the hospital. Ms. Chandler further testified that she went to see her chiropractor, Dr. Minnis, in the days following the collision because she was still experiencing pain. Dr. Minnis was Ms. Chandler's chiropractor for a pre-‐existing back injury she suffered in 1994. Ms. Chandler testified that Dr. Minnis referred her to see a physician, Dr. Ansari, at their initial visit. Dr. Ansari determined that Ms. Chandler needed an MRI and administered Ms. Chandler a cortisone injection in her lower back. Ms. Chandler completed 25-‐30 sessions of physical therapy with Dr. Minnis and completed her treatment with him in September 2003. She claims that at the end of her treatment her neck pain had resolved, but she was still feeling lower back pain and shoulder pain. Ms. Chandler testified that she then sought a second opinion from Dr. Sheehan at Trinity Orthopedics, who determined that she suffered a shoulder strain. Dr. Sheehan prescribed more physical therapy for Ms. Chandler. Ms. Chandler testified that she still experiences back pain today, and cannot drive long distances because it is too painful. Ms. Chandler testified that she was off from work for about two or three months following the collision. As a result of her time off from work Ms. Chandler seeks a wage 170 loss reward of $4,500. She further seeks $5,463.50 for her medical bills, which were admitted into evidence. Ms. Chandler seeks $19,000 for the pain and suffering due to her lower back pain, which continues to present day, and also seeks $8,500 for loss of a normal life. Respondent Bobby Hert Respondent Bobby Hert is an employee with the Illinois Department of Transportation. He was the driver of the snow plow truck involved in the collision on April 7, 2003. Respondent Hert testified that he was a full time IDOT employee in April 2003. He further testified that it was snowing the morning of April 7, 2003. His route on the morning of April 7, 2003, was on I-‐290. Respondent Hert testified that he would enter I-‐
290 at Mannheim Road and proceed westbound to the split of I-‐290 and I-‐88, he would remain on I-‐290 and head north to North Avenue and then turn around and complete a loop. Respondent Hert testified that it was IDOT policy to completely plow one lane of traffic at a time, and that he was plowing the second lane from the right at the time of the collision with Claimant Jackson's vehicle. He further testified that he was traveling in the second lane from the right and had no intention of changing lanes. Respondent Hert testified that he noticed the Claimant's vehicle about seven (7) car lengths behind him in the far right lane prior to the collision. He states that he saw Claimant Jackson's vehicle in his side mirror. Mr. Hert estimated that he was traveling at about 30 to 33 miles per hour prior to the collision. Mr. Hert testified that Claimant's vehicle came up on his right side and hit the right lower side of the snow plow. Mr. Hert testified that he felt the impact and saw the plow blade jiggle off from the impact, but that he did not hear the impact because 171 his windows were rolled up. After impact, Mr. Hert pulled to the left shoulder and called the IDOT control center to report the accident. While at trial, Respondent Hert testified that he saw Claimant's vehicle in his side view mirror, in the right lane, about seven car lengths behind his vehicle. However, he was impeached with his prior discovery deposition in which Mr. Hert testified that he did not see Claimant's vehicle before the collision and that he did not know what lane she was traveling in before the collision. Mr. Hert also testified at trial that he felt the impact, but that he did not hear the collision because his windows were rolled up. However, in his discovery deposition Mr. Hert testified that the first thing that let him know a collision occurred was that he heard the impact. He further testified at that deposition that he did not feel the impact because his truck was so big. Finally, although Mr. Hert testified originally that the snow plow was struck by Claimant's vehicle as she was traveling in the far right lane, he testified at his evidence deposition that Claimant struck his driver's side step, leading the driver into the truck in the collision. Dr. Patrick Maloney Dr. Maloney, a chiropractor, testified that he treated Claimant Jackson on April 9, 2003, for injuries she sustained in a motor vehicle accident on April 7, 2003. According to the medical records of that visit, Ms. Jackson complained of headaches, neck pain, sleeping problems, back pain, nervousness, tension, irritability, chest pain, dizziness, and she complained of pain in the right shoulder. After examination, Dr. Maloney rendered Ms. Jackson a diagnosis of cephalgia, cervical sprain/strain in the neck region, thoracic sprain/strain in the rib region and lumbar sprain/strain. At trial, Dr. Maloney opined that the medical problems that Ms. Jackson had were pre-‐existing, yet were aggravated by this 172 trauma. He causally related her injuries to the April 7, 2003 incident. Further, Dr. Maloney testified that her complaints of pain were consistent with her injuries. Dr. Maloney testified that Ms. Jackson's head, neck and back injuries were the type that would prevent her from working for approximately one month. Ms. Jackson participated in approximately 27 sessions of physical therapy and was able to return to work after approximately one month. Her last visit with Dr. Maloney was July 15, 2003, and at that time she noted intermittent headaches and less intense pain. LEGAL ANALYSIS In a negligence action, the Claimant has the burden to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the Respondent was negligent and that this Respondent's negligence was a proximate cause of Claimant's damage. Jacobs v. State, 49 Ill. Ct.Cl. 16 (1997). The evidence in this case demonstrates that Respondent merged his vehicle into Claimants' lane and struck Claimants' vehicle. Regarding driving on roadways laned for traffic, Section 11-‐709(a) of the Illinois Vehicle Code requires the following: A vehicle shall be driven as nearly as practicable entirely within a single lane and shall not be moved from such lane until the driver has first ascertained that such movement can be made with safety. (Illinois Vehicle Code, 625 ILCS 5/11-‐
709(a)). Respondent Hert established through his testimony that at the time of this collision he was performing his duties as an Illinois Department of Transportation snow plow driver. As such, he was acting as an agent for the State of Illinois at the time the collision occurred. Mr. Hert testified that he was traveling westbound in the second lane from the left and that Claimant Jackson hit his snow plow with her vehicle when she attempted to pass him on the right hand side. However, on cross examination Mr. Hert's credibility was called into question. Lapses in his memory from his discovery deposition revealed 173 inconsistencies about his perception of the collision with Claimant on April 7, 2003. Mr. Hert testified that he saw Claimant's vehicle on his right side about seven car lengths behind him and that Claimant hit his plow as she tried to pass him on the right. He also claimed that he knew their vehicles had collided when he felt the collision, but that he did not hear it. However, one year after the incident, at his discovery deposition, Mr. Hert's recollection was completely different. He could not remember which lane the Claimant was traveling in, and said that he did not see her vehicle before he heard the impact. Also, he believed the impact occurred on the driver's side of his vehicle, causing damage to the step that leads into the carriage of his truck. At trial, he acknowledged that the damage caused by the collision with Claimant's vehicle in this case was to the right side of his snow plow rather than the left side of his truck. Due to Mr. Hert's inconsistent testimony, his credibility as to how the collision occurred is unreliable. Both Claimants' testimony, as well as the damage to the vehicles evidences that Respondent Hert merged into Claimants' lane before it was safe for him to do so. Thus, Claimants have proven by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent was liable for the vehicle collision. At trial, Respondent objected to Dr. Maloney's testimony that the trauma Claimant Jackson sustained in the April 7, 2003, incident is causally related to her current complaint of migraines. Respondent cites Illinois case law for the proposition that absent a recent medical examination, a physician may not testify at trial regarding his opinion concerning the permanency of a patient's injuries. Soto v. Gaytan, 313 Ill.App.3d 137, 728 N.E.2d 1126 (2nd Dist. 2000); Knight v. Lord, 27 Ill.App.3d 581, 648 N.E.2d 617 (4th Dist. 1995). While some circuits suggest Illinois law prevents a physician from testifying at trial unless it is based on a recent examination, others consider the recency of the examination as one 174 factor, among others, for the trier of fact to consider. Soto, 313 Ill.App. 35 at 142; Knight, 313 Ill.App.3d at 620. Other factors to consider include how long the patient treated with the doctor and whether surgery was involved in the course of treatment. Courtney v. Allied Filler Engineering., Inc. 181 Ill.App.3d 222, 231, 536 N.E.2d 952. At trial Dr. Maloney testified that Claimant, Valerie Jackson, saw him on April 9, 2003, for injuries she sustained in the motor vehicle accident two days prior. He testified that he diagnosed her with back sprain/strain, neck sprain/strain, and headaches. Dr. Maloney also testified that Ms. Jackson's last appointment with him was July 15, 2003, and that at that time her injuries had resolved other than intermittent headaches. However, the time lapse between Dr. Maloney's treatment and trial testimony in this case is significantly longer than any of the case law where admissibility of a doctor's opinion is at issue. Here, Dr. Maloney last treated Ms. Jackson on July 15, 2003, and he testified regarding her injuries on October 16, 2009, over six years later. Hence, the opinions he rendered at trial regarding the permanency of her headaches were more likely conjecture and less likely based on fact. Thus, Claimant can only be awarded damages for the disability, pain and suffering she endured from the date of the incident until July 15, 2003, her final day of treatment. Claimants must prove their damages by a preponderance of the evidence. Williams-‐
El v. State, 52 Ill.Ct.Cl. 11, 16 (1999). The medical bills submitted to the court, which were stipulated by both parties suggest Ms. Jackson's medical treatment was reasonable and necessary for the injuries she sustained following the motor vehicle collision. Both parties stipulated that the medical bills for Ms. Jackson, including her ambulance, emergency room and medical treatment following the incident, were fair and reasonable amounts. Ms. 175 Jackson's medical bills totaled $4,652.80. Ms. Jackson also submitted evidence of a wage loss claim of $4,900 accounting for the time she had to take off of work to recover from her injuries. Although Ms. Jackson seeks $20,000 for her continued pain and suffering and $10,000 for the loss of a normal life, she failed to meet the burden of proof for these claims due to the long period of time that has elapsed since Dr. Maloney last treated Ms. Jackson. Ms. Jackson is entitled to receive damages of $3,000 for the pain and suffering she endured while treating with Dr. Maloney for those four months. Thus Ms. Jackson's total award is $12,552.80. This case also warrants consideration of the Claimant-‐driver's actions in addition to Respondent's actions. Claimant's recovery will be reduced proportionally to the claimant's degree of fault in causing the damage. Guffey v. State, 40 Ill.Ct.Cl. 179 (1984). Under Illinois law, "[s]peed must be decreased as may be necessary to avoid colliding with any person or vehicle on or entering the highway in compliance with legal requirements and the duty of all persons to use due care." (625 ILCS 5/11-‐601). Drivers must use every reasonable precaution to avoid a collision with an automobile. Katzenberger v. State, 43 Ill.Ct.Cl. 218 (1991). Furthermore, Ms. Jackson had a duty to yield to an authorized vehicle displaying amber lights. (625 ILCS 5/12-‐215). In this case, both Respondent Hert and Claimant Jackson testified that Mr. Hert's lights were displayed at the time of the incident. Ms. Jackson testified that when she saw Respondent's vehicle merge into the lane next to hers, that she took her foot off of the accelerator and held the wheel tight because she realized he was about to merge into her lane. Ms. Jackson failed to yield properly in that she did not attempt to depress her vehicle's breaks when she noticed Respondent's vehicle ahead of 176 hers. Thus, Ms. Jackson was 10% negligent and her award of $12,552.80 will be reduced by 10%. Accordingly she is awarded $11,297.52. Both parties stipulated that the medical bills for Ms. Chandler, including her ambulance, emergency room and medical treatment following the incident, were fair and reasonable amounts. However, Ms. Chandler's complaints of continued disability and pain and suffering are unsubstantiated by any medical opinions. As such, she has failed to sustain her burden of proof to establish that her medical condition is permanent. Ms. Chandler's medical bills totaled $5,463.50. Ms. Chandler also submitted evidence of a wage loss claim of $4,500 accounting for the time she had to take off of work to recover from her injuries. Although Ms. Chandler seeks $19,000 for her continued pain and suffering and $8,500 for the loss of a normal life, she failed to meet the burden of proof for these claims because she had no medical testimony to establish that the collision caused her injuries, in particular her back injury which she claims continues to impair her lifestyle. Ms. Chandler is entitled to receive damages of $4,500 for the pain and suffering she endured while treating for six months. Thus Ms. Chandler's total award is $14,463.50. The awards established by this Order are attributable to Respondent Illinois Department of Transportation only. Claimant's complaint also sues Respondent Hert individually, and as an agent for the State. However, this Court lacks the authority to pass judgment on the Respondent Hert individually. Section 8(d) of the Court of Claims Act specifically provides that this Court is authorized to adjudicate all claims against the State in cases sounding in tort. 705 ILCS 505/8. This language indicates that only the State of Illinois is a proper party defendant. Neitzke v. State, 42 Ill. Ct. Cl. 206 (1989). Accordingly, the Court of Claims only has jurisdiction over claims against the State or a State agency. It 177 does not have jurisdiction over individuals. Brustin v. State, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 336 (1998); Neitzke v. State, 42 Ill. Ct. Cl. 206 (1989); McGahee v. State, 33 Ill. Ct. Cl. 304 (1980). As such, Respondent Hert, named individually, is dismissed from this action and the awards afforded to Claimants are attributable to the Respondent State of Illinois Department of Transportation. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Claimant Jackson be awarded $11,297.52 and Claimant Chandler be awarded $14,463.50.
178 (No. 02-‐CC-‐2854 – Claim denied) JAMES GALDIKAS, ET AL., Claimants, v. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES, STUART FAGAN, PAULA WOLFF, HARRY KLEIN, WILLIAM MCGEE, KRISTI DELAURENTIS, LORINES SAMUELS, KATHLEEN FIELD ORR, JACJ BEAUPRE, BRUCE FRIEFELD, JOAN PORCHE, WANDA BRACY, AMI WANG, CECILIA ROKUSEK, PAUL KEYS, TOBIN BAROZZO, HARRIET MEEK, KAREN SOBIERAJ, KITTY CUNNINGHAM AND JESSE MCDONALD, in their official and individual capacities, Respondent. Opinion filed April 20, 2011 PAULETTE A. PETRETTI, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JACQUELINE K. WILLIAMS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Practice and procedure-‐Motion to correct/amend-‐ Illinois Courts and Rules of Practice favor liberal amendment pleadings which do not present material issues of surprise or prejudice to an adverse party. Breach of implied contract-‐University accreditation-‐Denied-‐ Claimants were aware when applying for the GSU Master of Social Work Program that it was not accredited. Claimants' alleged reliance on predictions, promises and representations of future events, as distinguished from existing facts, are not actionable. ORDER Jann, J. THIS CAUSE is before the Court on respondent's Motion to Dismiss Claimants' six count Amended Complaint with 10 Exhibits attached thereto, Claimants' Motion to Correct/Amend/Supplement Exhibits to Amended Complaint, Claimants' Response to Motion to Dismiss; and Respondent's Reply to Claimants' Response to Motion to Dismiss. There is no response to the Motion to Correct Exhibits of Record. 133 This cause is stated as arising from breach of an implied contract, and express contract now argued, and other personal claims by Claimants alleged to have been a result of acts, statements, negligence, fraud in the inducement, and certain willful and wanton acts or omissions arising from Claimants' enrollment in a Master's of Social Work Program which was not accredited at Governor's State University. I. Motion to Correct/Amend. Claimants' Motion to Amend styled "Motion to Correct" and actually, per paragraphs 3-‐12 is a plea to amend or supplement documents Claimants assert were produced in discovery in this claim in a prior Federal claim arising from the same underlying events or alleged breaches at issue in the actions considered under the Amended Complaint herein. We agree, and Respondent filed no objection, that Illinois courts and Rules of Practice favor liberal amendment of pleadings which do not present material issues of surprise or prejudice to an adverse party as cited in Claimants' Motion at paragraphs 5, (Clerical Error) and 11, (Liberal Amendment) of his Motion. We find no reason to deny the Motion, and have fully considered the Exhibits as amended/supplemented but for the copy of a letter referenced in paragraph 12 of the Motion to Correct which is not alleged to be determinative per paragraph 15 of his Motion to Correct, and affirmatively states the substantive information in the now corrected Exhibits 1 and 8 are already included in the Amended Complaint and per paragraph 14 of the Motion to Correct, known to Respondent. Claimants' Motion is granted. 134 II. Motion to Dismiss. The Response to Motion to Dismiss by Claimants argues Angles v. State (1983) 37 Ill.Ct.Cl. 134 is helpful to Claimants' claims herein. We disagree, as does Respondent. Angles, id. is inapposite in these purported contract claims. Claimants also argue inducement, ambiguity, an express contract, negligent hiring and various other legal issues not fully pleaded in their Complaint, or Amended Complaint now considered. Claimants' Exhibit A at page 2 reads as follows in pertinent part: Objective 7 -‐ to diversify the social services workforce to better serve the increasing numbers of racial, ethnic and cultural minorities served by these agencies. The GSU Master of Social Work Program will be comparable to the programs at other universities in meeting the basic requirements in these five areas. However, the GSU program will vary from the others in ways which are increasingly responsive to student demand: • New approaches to concentrations • Responsiveness to the needs of human service systems • Programs integrated throughout the university • Designed for the part-‐time student While the curricula contain the required components of traditional accredited M.S.W. programs, the emphasis on service to vulnerable populations through public support interdisciplinary teamwork, service integration, cultural competency, the relationships between organization and practice and data based management and program design are far more pervasive and integrated than in traditional programs which have added these concerns to established curricula. Thus, the content of specific courses and approaches to instruction differ substantially from traditional M.S.W. curricula in the following ways: • Course content will be refined with an outside advisory group • Interdisciplinary teamwork is incorporated throughout 135 Research and evaluation courses focus on "real world" skills • Concentrations are designed for the human service system. Respondent's argument is that Claimants knew when they applied for this •
newly created program that it was not accredited, and sought admission and received instruction with that knowledge. All claims made by Claimants directly arise from Respondent's failure to gain accredited status for the new Masters of Social Work program, and Claimants alleged reliance on "predictions, promises and representations of future events, as distinguished from existing facts" which are not actionable per Rubidoux and Sasak v. Northeastern University, et. al. (1998), 51 Ill.Ct.Cl. 275. Claimants seek to distinguish Rubidoux in its Response as the case was regarding future rental receipts on a contract with student renters. We have fully considered the arguments and citations of both parties in making our decision. Ultimately, it is inescapable fact that Respondent's program was not accredited and Claimants knew this to be true when they enrolled. The record also indicated Respondent could not promise certification or accredited status by a third party, as argued herein. Wherefore, Respondent's Motion to Dismiss is hereby GRANTED. 136 (No. 10-‐CC-‐1214 – Claim denied) ENCOMPASS INSURANCE, as subrogee of JOHN HEALY, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent. Opinion filed April 14, 2011 BRUCE K. SHAPIRO, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MICHAEL BANKHEAD, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Exhaustion of remedies-‐Voluntary dismissal in Circuit Court-‐denied-‐ Claimant must exhaust all other remedies, whether administrative, legal, or equitable, before seeking determination of a claim by the Court of Claims, and the Claimant, by voluntarily dismissing his Circuit Court action against the Village of Lombard, failed to exhaust his remedies. ORDER Birnbaum, J. This matter having come before the Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss and with the Court being fully advised in the premises; it is hereby ordered: That on or about October 28, 2008, Claimant filed a complaint in the Illinois Court of Claims seeking compensation for property damage caused by a fallen tree. Claimant's complaint fails to provide a date when the tree allegedly fell and damaged Claimant's property. On or about June 3, 2010, Claimant filed an amended complaint in this Court seeking $1,691.00 in damages. The subject tree allegedly fell in the southbound lane of Meyers Road approximately at the intersection with East Morris Avenue in Lombard, Illinois. Subsequently, Claimant brought suit against the Village of Lombard in the Circuit Court of DuPage County; Encompass Insurance Company v. Village of Lombard case number 2009 SC 005613. However, Claimant voluntarily dismissed his claims 137 against the Village of Lombard on September 8, 2009. Additionally, on February 4, 2010, the matter of Encompass v. the Village of Lombard was dismissed for want of prosecution in the DuPage County Circuit Court. Two years have passed since the accident and the statute of limitations has expired: Claimant can no longer exhaust its remedies against the Village of Lombard. In the case of Hughes and Ocasek as Administrator of the Estate of Donna Scalflni v. The State of Illinois, 49 Ill.Ct.Cl. 56, (1997), this Court stated "Section 25 of the Court of Claims Act requires Claimants to exhaust all other remedies, whether administrative, legal, or equitable, before seeking determination of a claim by the Court of Claims, and the Claimants, by voluntarily dismissing their circuit court action for negligent maintenance of a roadway against a municipality, failed to exhaust their remedies." Here Claimant voluntarily dismissed his claims against the Village of Lombard. Therefore, Claimant has failed to exhaust all of his remedies. This Court has previously held that it does not "seem to recognize any discretion on the part of Claimants to pick and choose whom they wish to sue." Boe v. State, 37 Ill.Ct.Cl. 72 (1984). In Boe, this Court quoted the holding from Lyons v. State, 34 Ill.Ct.Cl. 268, 271-‐72 (1981) stating: The requirement that Claimant exhaust all available remedies prior to seeking a determination in this Court is clear and definite in its terms. It is apparent to the Court that Claimant had sufficient time to both become aware of his other remedies and to pursue them accordingly. The fact that Claimant can no longer pursue those remedies cannot be a defense to the exhaustion requirement. If the Court were to waive the exhaustion of remedies requirement merely because Claimant waited until it was too late to avail himself of the other remedies, the requirement would be 138 transformed into an option, to be accepted or ignored according to the whim of all claimants. We believe that the language of Section 25 of the Court of Claims Act (Ill. Rev: Stat. 1979, ch 37, par. 439.24-‐5) and Rule 6 of the Rules of the Court of Claims quite clearly makes the exhaustion of remedies mandatory rather than optional. Moreover, Section 790.90 of the Court of Claims Rules demands dismissal if there is not compliance with the provisions in Section 790.60 requiring exhaustion of remedies. 74 Ill.Adm. Code 790.90. The Claimant has not complied with Court of Claims Regulation Section 790.60 and Court of Claims Act Section 505/25. 74 Ill. Adm. Code 790.60 and 705 ILCS 505/25. Based upon the foregoing, it is hereby ordered Respondent's Motion to Dismiss is granted and the case dismissed in its entirety with prejudice. 139 (No. 10-‐CC-‐2481 – Claim denied) KATHRYN CARRUBA, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent. Opinion filed April 14, 2011 KATHRYN CARRUBA, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MELISSA SHWOERER, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Exhaustion of remedies-‐Must exhaust appeals-‐denied-‐ Claimant must exhaust all administrative, legal, or equitable remedies prior to filing suit in the Court of Claims. Claimant was required to exhaust appeals available within DCFS. She submitted a claim through the Foster Parent Reimbursement Program but failed to comply with the guidelines established for reimbursement or to follow through with the claim. Statute of limitations-‐Personal property-‐ Claims involving personal property must be filed within two years after the claim first accrues. Claimant's Complaint alleged her property damage occurred in 2004. Her complaint was filed more than five years after the damage to the property. The claim is barred by the two year statute of limitations. ORDER Burns, J. This case coming before this Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, and this Court being fully advised in the premises: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: Respondent's Motion to Dismiss is granted and Claimant's Complaint is dismissed for the following reasons: 1) Claimant has failed to exhaust all available legal, equitable, and administrative remedies prior to the filing of this suit; and 2) this claim is time-‐barred by the two-‐year statute of limitations as required under 705 ILCS 505/22(h). The Claimant in this matter, Kathryn Carruba, was a foster parent of a minor child when the Claimant alleges that the child caused her home and garage to be damaged in the amount of $7,900.00. The Claimant alleges that on Sunday, 140 November 28, 2004 a foster child that was in her care was verbally inappropriate to her grandson and to herself and then caused damage to her property. The Complainant alleged that the foster child said racist remarks to the Claimant's bi-‐
racial grandson. The foster child allegedly continued with this behavior until it escalated into a fist fight between the Claimant's 12-‐year old grandson and the foster child. The Claimant broke up the altercation. However, during the altercation, the foster child began kicking and punching holes in the Claimant's wall. The foster child also broke a window light and threw several items around his room and down the stairs. The Claimant called a Lutheran Social Services of Illinois ("LSSI") On-‐Call worker to report the problem. After the incident, the foster child eventually went to sleep as told to by the Claimant. In an attempt to recover the costs of the repairs, the Claimant filed an insurance claim, as well as a claim with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services ("DCFS"). However, both claims were denied. The Claimant's insurance coverage did not cover the type of damage alleged, and DCFS informed the Claimant that she needed to properly proceed with her claim by providing all necessary documents. The Claimant failed to comply with DCFS' requirement and, therefore, they closed their case file on the incident. As a result of the aforementioned denials, Claimant now seeks reimbursement from the State in the amount of $7,900.00 for the damages alleged. The Respondent has filed a Motion to Dismiss alleging 1) that Claimant failed to 141 exhaust administrative remedies as required by law; and 2) that Claimant failed to file her claim before the expiration of the applicable statute of limitations. It is well-‐settled that a claimant must exhaust all administrative, legal, or equitable remedies prior to filing suit in the Court of Claims. 705 ILCS 505/25. The Court has stated that "[t]he requirement that Claimant exhaust all available remedies prior to seeking a determination in this Court is clear and definite in its terms. ... We believe that the language of section [505/25] of the Court of Claims Act [citation omitted] and [Section 790.60] of the Rules of the Court of Claims quite clearly makes the exhaustion of remedies mandatory rather than optional." Lyons v. State, 34 Ill. Ct. Cl. 268, 271-‐272 (1981). The Court of Claims has held that claimants must exhaust all administrative remedies, including appeals available within DCFS in order to meet the burden of exhausting all administrative remedies before seeking relief in the Court of Claims. See Gaston v. State, 51 Ill. Ct. Cl. 221, 224 (1998) (Claim dismissed because Claimant failed to appeal DCFS decision; failed to exhaust all administrative remedies available). In the case at hand, DCFS has a reimbursement program to compensate for damage caused to foster homes by foster children. This is known as the Foster Parent Reimbursement Program. The Claimant submitted a claim pursuant to this provision but failed to follow through on said claim. She thus failed to comply with the guidelines established for reimbursement by DCFS. DCFS informed the Claimant, via a letter dated July 23, 2008, that in order to proceed with the claim, DCFS needed: (1) three competing written estimates showing the costs of repairs to the Claimant's property, each of which specify which 142 areas are damaged or destroyed; and which breaks down the work in terms of time and materials; (2) the dates of the incident(s) and what triggered each incident and what was done as a consequence; (3) copies of the unusual incident report; and police department reports filed in connection with each incident; and (4) photographs to help determine the loss. The Claimant failed to comply with the requirements. Based on this failure, DCFS informed the Claimant in September 2008 that DCFS was marking the claim as "closed-‐did not respond" and the file was thereby closed. The Claimant states in her Complaint that she was unable to obtain estimates for the repairs, but she does not provide any further details to explain. The Court finds, therefore, that the Claimant has failed to exhaust the remedies available to her, i.e., the Foster Parent Reimbursement Program, and that this claim must be denied. Further, under 705 ILCS 505/22(h), any claim involving personal property must be filed within two years after the claim first accrues. Therefore, when a complaint is filed after the statute of limitations has expired, the complaint should be dismissed pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/2-‐619(a)(5). In this case, the Claimant's Complaint stated that her home and garage were damaged on November 28, 2004. However, Claimant filed her Complaint with the Court of Claims more than five years after her property was allegedly damaged. Since Claimant's claim accrued more than two years prior to the date she filed her Complaint with this Court, this claim is also barred by the statute of limitations. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED the motion of the Respondent is granted and the claim herein is dismissed with prejudice. 143 (No. 11-‐CC-‐0301 – Claim denied) SCOTT WEBB, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent. Opinion filed April 14, 2011 ERIC KIRKPATRICK, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JAMIE KNODEL, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Jurisdiction-‐Respondeat superior-‐ The Court of Claims has jurisdiction over all claims against the State in cases founded upon any law of the State of Illinois. Through the doctrine of respondeat superior, the Court may hear claims against a state employee alleged to have violated a duty while acting in the scope of his employment, but the claim is really against the State. The Complaint against the employee in his capacity as an agent and/or employee of the State must be dismissed. Practice and procedure-‐Statute of limitations-‐Personal injury-‐ A claimant seeking recovery for personal injury must file a notice of intent to sue within one year of the date of accrual of the alleged injury. Claimant alleges his injuries occurred in 2008 and he filed his Complaint in 2010. Claimant did not file either a notice of intent to sue or a complaint within one year of his injury, therefore his Complaint must be dismissed. ORDER Burns, J. This case comes before the Court on the Respondent's motion to dismiss under Section 2-‐619(a)(1) and (5) of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, 735 ILCS 5/2-‐619. Respondent filed its motion on September 20, 2010. Claimant did not file a response. The Court having reviewed the matter and being fully advised in the premises: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Respondent's motion to dismiss is GRANTED for the following reasons: the Court lacks subject matter jurisdiction over individuals, and the Claimant did not timely file either his notice or his claim. On August 6, 2008, the Claimant allegedly was severely injured when the vehicle in which he was driving collided with another vehicle driven by Ivan Scott 144 Maxwell, an employee of the Illinois Department of Corrections ("IDOC"), on Illinois State Route 154 near Sesser, Franklin County, Illinois. On August 6, 2010, the Claimant filed a two-‐count complaint against Maxwell and IDOC alleging negligence. Claimant seeks $100,000 in damages. Pursuant to the Court of Claims Act (the "Act"), the Court has jurisdiction over all claims against the State in cases founded upon any law of the State of Illinois. See 705 ILCS 505/8(a). The Court has held that its jurisdiction under the Act only extends to the State and its agencies. Gedaminsas v. State, 55 Ill.Ct.Cl. 429 (2002). The Court may, via the doctrine of respondeat superior, hear cases against a state employee alleged to have violated a duty while acting within the scope of his or her employment, but the individual employee then is only a nominal party and the claim is really against the State. O'Connor v. Board of Trustees of Univ. of Ill., 49 Ill.Ct.Cl. 153 (1996). Here, the Complaint alleges that Maxwell was operating a vehicle within the scope of his employment by the State (see Complaint, paragraph 2). As a result, the State is the proper respondent and Count I of the Complaint, against Ivan Scott Maxwell in his capacity as an agent and/or employee of the State, must be dismissed. Turning to Count II, against the State, the Court notes that Section 22-‐1 of the Act requires any claimant seeking recovery for personal injury to file a notice of intent to sue within one year of the date of accrual of the alleged injury. See 705 ILCS 505/22-‐1. In addition, pursuant to 74 Ill.Admin.Code §790.50(b)(l), a copy of said Notice of Intent shall be attached to the Complaint. Here, the Claimant neither filed a notice of intent to sue nor attached any Notice to his Complaint. 145 The statutory notice requirement of Section 22-‐1 is a condition precedent to filing a complaint in this Court and is jurisdictional. Cummings v. State, 43 Ill.Ct.Cl. 357 (1991). Strict compliance is required. Hines v. State, 51 Ill.Ct.Cl. 1 (1998); Slepcevich v State, 41 Ill.Ct.Cl. 197 (1989). The Claimant alleges his injuries occurred on August 6, 2008. Claimant filed his complaint on August 6, 2010. Since the Claimant did not file either notice of intent to sue, or the complaint itself1, within one year of the date of accrual of the injury, as required by Section 22-‐1, Claimant's Complaint must be dismissed. For the foregoing reasons, the Respondent's motion to dismiss is granted. The Claimant's complaint is hereby dismissed with prejudice. 1 Section 22-‐1 allows a claimant to bypass the notice requirement if he or she files is or her claim within one year of its accrual. See 705 ILCS 505/22-‐1. 146 (No. 08-‐CC-‐0270 – Claim awarded) MARYLIN A. THOMPSON, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Respondent. Opinion filed April 19, 2011 RALPH BLOODWORTH, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JULIE MORGAN, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Recovery in tort-‐ There must be a legal duty by the State to Claimant, a breach of that duty, and damages proximately caused by the breach. Claimant has the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent's employee was negligent by failing to use reasonable care, and that such negligence was the proximate cause of Claimant's injuries. A legal duty exists when the harm is legally foreseeable. Negligence-‐Slip and fall from golf cart at State Fair-‐Foreseeable-‐ Respondent's employee failed to use reasonable care when accelerating the golf cart without checking to see if the passengers were seated. It is foreseeable that someone could be injured if not fully boarded when the golf cart accelerates. The employee’s failure to ensure that all passengers were boarded before taking off was negligent. OPINION Burns, J. This claim is before the Court upon a recommendation from Commissioner Patricia Murphy following an evidentiary hearing. Claimant, MARYLIN A. THOMPSON, is seeking reimbursement in the amount of $100,000.00 for compensation for injuries she received as a result of a fall from a golf cart at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds on August 25, 2006. The Claimant filed her Complaint on August 24, 2007. An evidentiary hearing on this matter took place on April 15, 2010. FACTS Marylin Thompson, the Claimant, attended a George Jones concert on the evening of August 25, 2006 with her now deceased husband. Claimant entered the 147 Du Quoin State Fairgrounds at Gate 5. At that time, a courtesy golf car approached the Thompsons and offered them a ride to the concert. The Thompsons accepted the offer. While attempting to board the six-‐person golf cart, the Claimant fell and injured her left knee. The fall was witnessed by Illinois State Police Trooper Brian Lewis. After the fall, the Claimant stayed for the concert and then required assistance to leave at the end of the concert. Claimant declined the assistance of an ambulance, and instead drove herself to Carbondale Memorial Hospital. At the time of the fall, her husband did not have a valid driver's license. That evening at the hospital, x-‐rays were taken and the Claimant followed up later with her treating physician, Dr. Tom Davis. Dr. Davis diagnosed the Claimant with a left tibial plateau fracture, aggravation of arthritis and she was given a knee immobilizer through November 2006. Claimant complains that she still has pain from time-‐to-‐time. Summary of Relevant Testimony Trooper Brian Lewis testified, in summary, as follows: Trooper Lewis is employed by the Illinois State Police and was working at the Du Quoin State Fair Ground at the relevant time. Trooper Lewis was stationed at Gate 5. Gate 5 was one of the main entranceways for pedestrians. Trooper Lewis witnessed Claimant attempting to sit on the courtesy golf cart. Although the golf cart was several feet away from him, he witnessed the entire incident. Trooper Lewis stated that the Claimant was not completely seated on the golf cart when the driver accelerated. The Claimant's feet were on the cart, but she 148 was not completely seated when the cart accelerated. When the cart accelerated, the Claimant fell off of the cart. Trooper Lewis assisted the Claimant in standing back up, and provided her with a chair. The Claimant declined an ambulance. On cross-‐examination, Trooper Lewis testified that he wrote a field report of the incident, which occurred at approximately 6:35 p.m. The field report was written at or around the time the Claimant fell and contains the sum and substance of Trooper Lewis' observations. On re-‐direct examination, Trooper Lewis testified that the Claimant told him at the time he came to her aid that her left knee was in pain. The Claimant additionally told Trooper Lewis that she heard a "pop" as she fell to the ground. The Claimant, Marylin Thompson, testified, in summary, as follows: The Claimant, now widowed, lives in Blairsville and is on disability due to her weight. She does not work due to the disability and this condition existed long before August 25, 2006. On August 25, 2006, the Claimant drove to the George Jones concert at the Du Quoin State Fair with her husband. After parking their van, the Thompsons entered one of the main pedestrian gates. At that time, a shuttle golf cart came by and the driver asked the Thompsons if they wanted a ride. The Thompsons accepted the ride. Mr. Thompson was on the left side of the cart, and the Claimant was on the right side. The Claimant had her right leg up, getting ready to step up, when the cart began accelerating. This caused the Claimant to fall backwards, causing a "pop" in 149 her leg. The Claimant testified that she was not seated at the time the cart began to accelerate. Mr. Thompson yelled to the driver to stop, and the driver did so. The Claimant testified that the driver did not get off to see if the Claimant was hurt. The Claimant testified that the driver was not looking at her when this occurred, and she does not remember the driver saying anything before accelerating. After the fall, Mr. Thompson and Trooper Lewis helped the Claimant into a chair. At that time, the Claimant was not in severe pain and she believed the injury to only be a "sprain." Therefore, the Claimant went to the concert as planned. She recalls taking an elevator to her seat. However, as the concert proceeded, her knee began to feel worse. She could not put her weight on her knee after the concert so she was put onto a stretcher. Two emergency medical technicians, and her husband, then assisted her up and into her van, while she pulled on the steering wheel to pull herself into the van. During the drive, the Claimant used her right leg and her left leg was "killing her." Mr. Thompson did not have a valid driver's license at that time, so he did not drive. The Claimant drove herself to Carbondale Memorial Hospital, where she used a wheelchair. The Claimant selected Carbondale Memorial Hospital because that is where Dr. Tom Davis has an office. At the hospital, x-‐rays were taken and the Claimant was discharged without pain medication. Mr. Thompson had to drive home because the Claimant could not get back into the driver's seat. Instead, they opened the middle door and she pulled herself up by the seats and laid down. When the Thompsons arrived home, they 150 stayed in their van and slept until her husband could get some plywood for a ramp and borrow a wheelchair to get into the house. After returning home, the Claimant was in pain, so she called Dr. Davis to get the next available appointment. During her appointment, Dr. Davis took x-‐rays and put her leg in an immobilizer, which extended from the top of her foot to above her knee. Dr. David prescribed pain medication and restricted Claimant from any weight-‐bearing activity. Occasionally, the Claimant receives an injection in her right knee due to a prior injury and has arthritis in both knees that pre-‐exists her fall on August 25, 2006. After the Claimant's fall on August 25, 2006, she testified that some of the activities limited by her injury include working in the yard and going to yard sales. Pain medication helped ease the pain and she continued her follow-‐up care with Dr. Davis. Claimant could not participate in physical therapy because of her heart condition. The Claimant also was under the care of her primary care doctor, Dr. Kelly Evans. Dr. Evans prescribed medication for depression, because the Claimant was aggravated with her limitations and her anxiety and depression was worsened after her fall on August 25, 2006. The Claimant believes that her left leg injury caused problems with her right hip. Dr. Davis told Claimant that her fracture had healed. The swelling and bruising of the left leg is also gone, but the Claimant stated that she still has problems with it today. However, the Claimant testified that she is still 151 miserable because she cannot walk like she did prior to her fall. The Claimant cannot stand for more than five minutes; which limits her cooking and cleaning. On cross-‐examination, the Claimant testified that she was not using a cane at the time she was walking into Gate 5 and her husband was not assisting her walk. The Claimant accepted the ride in the golf cart due to the distance to the venue. When the Claimant attempted to board the golf cart, other people were on the cart at the time, and she was attempting to take a seat facing away from the driver. Just before the fall, the Claimant had her right foot on the cart and was attempting to pull herself up when the driver began to accelerate the cart. The Claimant does not recall hearing the driver say anything before accelerating. The acceleration caused the Claimant to fall backwards on her tailbone. At this time she called out, "Oh, my leg." Her left leg burned and popped at the same time. After the fall, when the Claimant was seated in a chair, the Claimant's husband helped her onto a different cart. She did not think that she was seriously injured at this time. The Thompsons purchased their tickets. However, during the concert, the Claimant's pain worsened and Mr. Thompson attempted to get a wheelchair. However, they stayed for the entire concert because the Claimant testified that she had waited fifty years to see George Jones. When the Claimant did attempt to stand up, she was unable to put weight on her left leg, so she was put onto a stretcher. The emergency medical technicians helped get her into her own van and the Thompsons drove to the hospital. The hospital personnel did not tell the Claimant whether she had a fracture in her left 152 leg. The Claimant saw Dr. Davis on August 31, 2006, which was the first available date. Currently, it is difficult for the Claimant to get one foot in front of the other and she experiences pain in her right hip and tailbone. The Claimant now uses a wheelchair to vacuum. At one time the Claimant's daughter lived with her, she no longer does and the Claimant's husband is now deceased. Therefore, Shawnee Alliance provides assistance to the Claimant in her home four days a week. Prior to the events of August 25, 2006, the Claimant had previously experienced episodes of depression. In early 2006 the Claimant was involved in a motor vehicle accident and bruised her left hip and left knee. She was treated by the same doctors at that time. The Claimant has also experienced vertigo after she suffered a heart attack, which required a change in the dosage of her medication. Additionally, the Claimant also had a previous fall in May 2006, in which she injured her left hip, which required a cortisone shot. During October 2009, the Claimant underwent surgery in Springfield, Illinois, to receive a different pacemaker. At that time, the x-‐ray technician let the Claimant slip and fall and she fractured her right leg. As a result, the Claimant was placed in a nursing home for two weeks and given a leg brace. Currently, the Claimant does not suffer pain as a result of that injury. On re-‐direct examination, the Claimant testified that prior to the August 25, 2006 fall, she did not have any problems with her left knee, and was able to get around. Dr. Tom Davis testified, in summary, as follows: 153 Dr. Tom Davis, an orthopedic surgeon, testified at his evidentiary deposition that the Claimant suffered a depressed lateral tibial plateu fracture as well as advanced degenerative arthritis of her knee, aggravated by the fall. The fracture did not require surgical treatment, according to Dr. Davis. Instead, Dr. Davis recommended that the Claimant remain non-‐weight bearing in a wheelchair with the leg elevated. Dr. Kelly Evans testified, in summary, as follows: Dr. Kelly Evans, M.D., also testified on behalf of the Claimant, as her family doctor, reciting the Claimant's medical history. Dr. Evans deferred to Dr. Davis for treatment of Claimant's injuries at issue. According to Dr. Evans, the Claimant's injuries sustained in this fall aggravated Claimant's arthritic condition, as well as her anxiety. Exhibits 1 through 16 were admitted into evidence without objection, including the evidence depositions of Dr. Davis and Dr. Evans. Thomas George testified, in summary, as follows: The Respondent called Thomas George as a witness. Mr. George testified that on August 25, 2006 he was working at the State fairgrounds in Du Quoin as a golf cart driver. He would pick up passengers between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. He had a valid driver's license and was otherwise qualified for the position with no experience in transportation. Prior to this job, Mr. George had never driven a golf cart. He was shown how to start, stop and operate the brakes on the golf cart, as well as how to use the forward and reverse gears. Applying the brake automatically 154 shut off the golf cart. The golf cart was not equipped with a rearview mirror. The previous year, Mr. George drove a tractor and a tram at the fair. On the date of the occurrence, Mr. George was driving a six-‐passenger golf cart, used to transport elderly and handicapped persons. The golf cart had three rows to seat two persons. The last row faced the rear. The passengers were taken to wherever they wanted to go. The golf cart did not have seat belts, but did have rails on the side. Mr. George testified that he recalled that he was coming from the parking lot and had two passengers on board when he heard someone say they had two passengers for him, so he stopped and put on his brake which then locked. Then, Mr. George asked if everyone was on board and someone replied "yes." Mr. George does not recall whether the response was from a man or a woman. There was no rearview mirror and Mr. George did not turn around to make sure that everyone was seated. Mr. George testified that when he started the golf cart, he believed that everyone was on board. However, after beginning to accelerate, he heard someone call out, "stop," so he stopped, locked the brake, and got out of his golf cart. Mr. George saw the Claimant sitting on the ground. A state trooper put her in a chair and she sat there for a few minutes. Mr. George testified that he then helped her back on the golf cart and gave the Thompsons a ride to the venue. Mr. George was facing forward at the time with many people in front of him heading to the concert. He was not impaired at the time of his driving and recalls helping the Claimant onto the golf cart after she had fallen, and making sure they 155 were all seated at that point. Mr. George observed the Thompsons go up the steps and into the venue. The Claimant did not complain to him about pain, and he did not observe any injuries. On cross-‐examination, Mr. George testified that he was employed by the Respondent to drive the golf cart to transport people to the fair. His golf cart was assigned to elderly and handicapped people. When Mr. George stopped to pick up the Thompsons, he understood that they would occupy the two seats in the rear, which faced backwards. Mr. George did not know whether or not the Thompsons were on the golf cart prior to the fall; nor how the Claimant fell. However, Mr. George did testify that he remembered someone calling out "all aboard," before he began to accelerate, but he did not look for himself. Next, someone yelled, "stop," so Mr. George stopped and went to the back of the golf cart, where he saw the Claimant sitting on the ground. Surrounding the Claimant, was her husband, as well as Trooper Lewis, who were helping the Claimant onto a chair. Mr. George testified that he waited and then the Thompsons re-‐boarded the cart and were driven to the concert. Respondent's Exhibit 1 was offered and admitted into evidence without objection. LEGAL ANALYSIS There are three elements to recovery surrounding tort: (1) a legal duty by respondent to claimant; (2) a breach of that duty; and (3) damages proximately caused by the breach. Ondes v. State, 43 Ill. Ct. Cl. 272, 275 (1991). A legal duty exists when there is more than a possibility of occurrence and only when the harm 156 is legally foreseeable. Ma v. State, 45 Ill. Ct. Cl. 180, 187 (1993). Furthermore, the claimant has the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that respondent's employee was negligent by failing to use reasonable care, and that such negligence was the proximate cause of the claimant's injuries. Evans v. State, 40 Ill. Ct. Cl. 140 (1988) (citing Brockman v. State, 31 Ill. Ct. Cl. 53 (1975)). In the case before this Court, the Claimant has established by a preponderance of the evidence, that the Respondent's employee, Mr. George, failed to use reasonable care when he admittedly pulled the golf cart forward, without looking to see if the passengers were seated. As the driver of the golf cart, Mr. George was charged with the duty of exercising reasonable care; i.e., checking to see that all passengers were properly boarded. It is foreseeable that a patron, such as the Claimant, could be injured if not fully on board when the golf cart began to accelerate. Therefore, the injury was foreseeable. The golf cart operated by Mr. George was a relatively small vehicle. Therefore, a turn of the head to look over his shoulder would have allowed the driver to determine whether all passengers were seated. The driver's failure to ensure that all passengers were on board before accelerating was negligent. This omission caused the Claimant physical injury. Additionally, Trooper Lewis corroborated the Claimant's testimony that she fell when the golf cart accelerated as she was still boarding. These testimonies, in addition to his written report, support the Claimant's Complaint. The medical testimony also establishes that the Claimant suffered damages as a result of the Respondent's breach of its duty. 157 The expenses for the Claimant's medical care, diagnostics and treatment total were approximately $3,735.00, which were established by a preponderance of the evidence. The additional amount of $7,470.00 is awarded for pain and suffering. For the forgoing reasons, this Court finds in favor of the Claimant, MARYLIN THOMPSON and against the Respondent, in the sum of $11,205.00 (eleven thousand two hundred and five dollars). 158 (No. 03-‐CC-‐3560 – Claim awarded) ALEJANDRO ELIZONDO, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Respondent. Opinion filed April 19, 2011 ALEJANDRO ELIZONDO, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MICHAEL ROCKS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Prisoners and inmates-‐Duty towards-‐ Respondent owes a duty to exercise ordinary and reasonable care for the preservation of an inmate's health. The State also owes a duty to inmates of its penal institutions to provide them with safe conditions under which to perform assigned work. Prisoners and inmates-‐Razor wire severs radial artery-‐ The Department of Corrections breached its duty to provide Claimant with safe working conditions under which to perform his assigned job of installing razor wire by failing to provide him with any training and failing to provide him with adequate protective gear. This negligence by the State was the proximate cause of Claimant's injury. Prisoners and inmates-‐Preservation of inmate's health-‐ Claimant suffered his injury on July 23, 2002. The State then disregarded the medical doctor's orders by forcing Claimant to retrieve his own belongings from storage without assistance, forcing Claimant to put stress on the injury and causing him undue pain and suffering and a potential for further complications. OPINION Steffen, J. This matter comes before this Court on complaint No. 03-‐CC-‐3560 filed by ALEJANDRO ELIZONDO against the STATE OF ILLINOIS, Department of Corrections for negligence that caused the injuries he sustained while working in an institutional job at the East Moline Correctional Center. It is a claim in tort under the provisions of Section 8(d) of the Illinois Court of Claims Act. Claimant's complaint alleges that on July 23, 2002, the Illinois Department of Corrections breached its duty to provide safe working conditions and adequate medical care for individuals in custody by forcing him to perform the very dangerous job of installing razor wire along the 159 institution's fence without training, safety precautions, safety gear or protective clothing; and after suffering a severe injury failing to provide him with the ordinary and reasonable care needed to preserve his health by subjecting him to treatment that violated the doctor's orders and that could have caused complications to his injury and, which caused Claimant additional pain and suffering. Claimant comes to the court pro se. A trial was held on February 15, 2008. DAMAGES Claimant Elizondo is seeking damages in the amount of $25,000. APPLICABLE LAW Respondent owes a duty to exercise ordinary and reasonable care for the preservation of a prisoner's health. Dezort v. Village of Hinsdale (1976), 35 Ill.App.3d 703, 342 N.E.2d 468. The Court of Claims has held that the State of Illinois owes a duty to inmates of its penal institutions to provide them with safe conditions under which to perform the assigned work. Cooper v. State (1995), 48 Ill.Ct.Cl. 118. STIPULATIONS Respondent stipulated to the fact that the injury occurred while the Respondent was incarcerated, that Claimant severed the radial artery, and that he was taken out to the local hospital for treatment. Respondent also stipulated that Claimant remained under a doctor's care at the Correctional facility for over two months after the accident. FINDINGS OF FACT 160 On the day of the accident, Claimant was incarcerated at the East Moline Correctional Center and participated in its minimum security work camp. There he was assigned to work on a daily basis on a variety of tasks, including housekeeping, lawn crew, and shower crew. Each morning, an officer on duty would assign inmates to areas of work and a guard would accompany the inmates as they performed their assignments. The guards would not in any way direct or assist the inmates with any of the assignments. Sometimes inmates were assigned to help employees of the Department of Corrections perform specific jobs such as shoveling snow, salting sidewalks, removing garbage, and cutting and raking grass. On July 23, 2002, Claimant was assigned to work the grounds with a group of other inmates. When they had finished the assigned work, all but two of the inmates were dismissed. Although DOC's departmental report states that Claimant and another inmate "volunteered" to string wire on a fence, Claimant alleges that they were ordered by a civilian employee to do so. They were then escorted by the guards to the 16 foot fence near the administrative building and given a box of wire to string from one end of the fence to another, approximately 50 feet. The inmates were told to climb to the top of the fence in a stationary scaffold that had been set up for the task. The wire was razor wire, a wire that has razor sharp blades every couple of inches and is commonly used in prisons to deter escapes. The wire was tightly coiled in a box. Claimant testified that they did not "volunteer" for the job, as claimed by DOC. Claimant was given no supervision by anyone who knew how to install razor wire. Claimant stated that the only safety gear that they were provided to perform this task were gloves. 161 Twenty minutes into the job, having crimped down about five to seven feet of the wire, a part of the coil caught another part and broke loose, causing a razor to strike Claimant's left wrist which immediately bled severely. The other inmate took off his shirt, wrapped it around Claimant's arm, and pulled the wire out of Claimant's arm. Bleeding profusely and feeling dizzy, Claimant was carried down the scaffold by the other inmate. Once on the ground, the guards had him walk to the medical unit where the doctor applied something to stop the bleeding and called an outside ambulance to transport Claimant to Alini Hospital. Alini Hospital medical records indicate that Claimant suffered a laceration of the radial artery. Claimant was given a couple of stitches and sent back to the medical unit at East Moline to be kept for observation under the care of the correctional center's medical director. The medical record indicates that the doctor at Alini Hospital ordered that Claimant "keep his left hand elevated about the level of the heart" and "to rest arm" until released by the correctional center's medical director. The medical director kept Claimant in the medical unit under observation overnight and allowed him to go back to his dorm on July 24, 2002, requesting that he come back to the medical unit as needed. The medical director did not release Claimant from his care until sometime after August 15, 2002, when Claimant was able to resume light work duty. When Claimant reached his dorm, he was informed that all of his belongings had been packed and taken to storage. Instead of assisting Claimant with moving his belongings back to the dorm, Claimant was told to take care of it himself. The belongings included a big plastic box, approximately 4 feet X 2.5 feet, that contained Claimant's clothing and personal belongings; a smaller but heavier box with legal 162 papers, books, and magazines; a fan; and a small television. Once at the storage facility, which was down a hill from the dorm, Claimant again asked for assistance. He was told that the best they could do was to provide him a cart, as verified by the DOC departmental report. Feeling dizzy and scared that he would pass out or reopen his wound, Claimant slowly loaded half of his belongings onto the cart and pulled the cart with his right arm up the hill toward his dorm. As he got close to the dorm, an inmate working the grounds saw him struggling and assisted with the cart and unloading. Feeling week and tired, Claimant collapsed onto his bunk, while other inmates retrieved the remainder of his things. The Correctional Center's medical records on Claimant indicate that on July 26, 2002, the medical director issued a written restriction slip indicating "no lifting with left hand due to injury" and that on August 1, 2002, the medical director again issued another restriction ordering "light work with left hand, due to injury." Claimant testified that for a few days after the injury he felt a tingling sensation in his hand. He did not work for ten days and was later assigned to shower duty, which he considers light duty. Claimant testified that the tingling in his hand subsided, but that he developed a "knot" at the place of the wound, which was tender and caused him pain when touched. He testified that the doctor described to him that the "knot" was likely a clot that would go away with time. Claimant reported that when he was released from the Correctional Center in 2004, he still had the "knot" in his arm and felt tenderness at the sight of the wound. CONCLUSION 163 The State owes a duty to provide inmates with safe conditions by which to perform assigned work, and a duty to exercise ordinary care for the preservation of a prisoner's health. Claimant, as a convict, was required to take orders and to carry them out. To refuse to do so could subject him to solitary confinement and the forfeiture of privileges, including prompt consideration for his parole. Therefore, Claimant could not act independently as people outside a penitentiary do. On July 23, 2002, Claimant was ordered to install razor wire on a 50 foot fence, which was 16 feet high. Installing razor wire is an inherently dangerous job, capable of causing great injury. The Claimant was injured when the wire came in contact with his arm, cutting his radial artery. The Court finds that DOC breached its duty to provide Claimant with safe conditions under which to perform the assigned work by failing to provide Claimant with any training and failing to provide Claimant with adequate protective gear. The State's negligence was the proximate cause of Claimant's injury. It is further found that Claimant did not have the freedom of choice inherent in the doctrine of assumed risk or contributory negligence. In addition, the State owes a duty to exercise ordinary and reasonable care for the preservation of a prisoner's health. Despite the fact that the Claimant had suffered an injury on July 23, 2002, the State disregarded the doctor's orders by forcing Claimant to retrieve his own belongings without offering any help, actually forcing claimant to put stress on his injured arm, and causing him undue pain and suffering and a potential for complicating his injury. For the foregoing reasons, the Court finds that this claim should be granted. 164 The Court also finds that $10,000.00 is the appropriate amount of damages for this claim. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Claimant's claim is granted. He is awarded $10,000 in total damages. 165 (No. 06-‐CC-‐0505 – Claim denied) LACHANDA AIKAS, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, Respondent. Opinion filed March 15, 2011 JAMES CHRISTY, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (PHYLECCIA REED COLE, Special Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Elements-‐ Claimant must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Respondent breached its duty of reasonable care in maintaining the premises and that the breach proximately caused her injury. Claimant must also prove that the Respondent had actual or constructive knowledge of the alleged dangerous condition. Negligence-‐Slip and fall at State building-‐No notice-‐ Respondent had no actual notice of water on the floor that caused Claimant’s fall. No evidence was presented that the dangerous condition was so substantial or existed for such a length of time as to establish constructive notice. Claimant was unable to establish that Respondent had any notice, a key element required to recover damages. OPINION AND ORDER Storino, J. Claimant filed her Complaint for personal injury on September 13, 2005. Claimant seeks damages under a premises liability theory for a fall she suffered at the Southern Illinois University ("SIU"), School of Law building. A hearing was held before Commissioner Ysursa on November 18, 2008. Claimant appeared through counsel James Christy. Respondent was represented by attorney Phyleccia Reed Cole and legal assistant Jo Beth Weber. I. Factual Background This case arises from a slip and fall by Claimant on July 23, 2004. Claimant fell in a hallway in the SIU School of Law building between the law library and the loading dock behind the building. Prior to the start of the hearing the parties 166 stipulated to medical bills. Respondent had no objection to the reasonableness of the medical charges. Respondent had no objection that the injuries suffered and medical care rendered was causally connected to the fall of Claimant as alleged in the Complaint. The only dispute between the parties is liability. The first to testify on behalf of the Claimant was her mother Shereta Dreux. At the time of the incident Dreux was an employee of SIU and worked in the circulation department of the law library. Dreux testified that on the date in question, her daughter and granddaughter came to visit her at the law library in order to say goodbye because they were moving to Tampa, Florida. Claimant and her daughter arrived between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. They visited with Dreux for about 10 to 15 minutes and then proceeded to leave out of the rear of the building because Claimant's husband was parked behind the building near the loading docks. Dreux, Claimant and her daughter proceeded to walk down a hallway towards the loading dock exit. Dreux testified that she and her granddaughter were behind Claimant. She stated that she and her granddaughter were upset because of the imminent move to Florida. Dreux testified that she observed Claimant begin to fall, attempt to grab some lockers to prevent her fall, and ultimately fell on her left knee. After the fall, Dreux noticed water on the floor and observed Claimant's pants were wet. Dreux testified that the location of Claimant's fall was just outside the janitor's office and utility closet. She continued that there was a mop and bucket near the area of the fall. After the fall, Dreux notified the janitor in the office, David "Cotton" Ferrell, and then proceeding to inform building administration of the incident. Dreux stated 167 that Ferrell, a SIU painter, Neil McCall, and some others assisted Claimant up and placed her in a chair with wheels. Claimant was transferred to her husband's vehicle. Dreux testified that she did not have any knowledge of the medical care Claimant received. She stated Claimant has complained of pain in her left knee ever since the fall. She stated that she has observed Claimant having difficulty walking and standing for extended periods of time. Dreux testified that she was unaware of any problems Claimant had with her left knee prior to the fall. The next to testify was Claimant's daughter Calaijah Broadnax. Broadnax confirmed the testimony of Dreux, her grandmother. She stated that her mother was walking in front of her and her grandmother when she fell. She testified that her mother slipped on some water on the tile floor in the hallway. She stated that her mother's pants were wet afterwards. Broadnax confirmed Dreux's testimony that there was a bucket and mop near the area that Claimant fell. She stated that her mother still has pain in her left knee to this day. Broadnax was seven (7) years old at the time of the accident. Claimant testified that she was at the SIU law library so that she and her daughter could say goodbye to Dreux as they were leaving for Florida due to a job transfer. She stated that she was walking down a hallway leading from the law library to the loading dock when she slipped and fell on a clear liquid on the floor. She testified that as she approached the area in question she was periodically looking back at her mother and daughter as her daughter was upset to be moving to Florida. She stated that she noticed a bucket and mop. She fell in front of the janitor's office and utility closet. She stated that she never saw any liquid on the 168 floor before she fell. She stated that the bucket was not labeled with a warning for a slippery surface. Claimant testified that after she fell she was helped, up into a chair and was taken to her husband's car. Her husband took her to the Carbondale Clinic. At the Carbondale Clinic she was x-‐rayed. She received a brace for her knee and was referred to Dr. Goalz, an orthopedic surgeon in Herrin, Illinois. She treated with Dr. Goalz for approximately five (5) months. Dr. Goalz referred her to physical therapy which she undertook at Memorial Hospital in Carbondale. She was treated on four (4) different occasions at Memorial Hospital. She testified that Claimant's Exhibits 1, 2 and 3 were the medical bills for her treatment at the Carbondale Clinic, Dr. Goalz and Memorial Hospital. The total of the bills equaled $1,796.74 and she stated that all bills had been paid. She testified that she could not work for thirty (30) days after the fall resulting in $1,250.00 in lost wages. She stated that since the fall, she suffers from frequent pain in her left knee. She stated that she has trouble with extended walks and pain when she stands for long periods of time. At the conclusion of Claimant's case in chief, Claimant's Exhibits 1, 2 and 3 were admitted into evidence without objection. Respondent presented three (3) witnesses. The first witness was David Ferrell. Ferrell had worked at SIU for the last 27 years. At the time of the fall, he was a subforeman of janitors at the law library. He testified that he heard the fall from his office. He was in the office at the time of the fall on a break with Neil McCall, an SIU painter. He stated that about 5 to 10 minutes prior to the fall he entered the janitor's office. Ferrell confirmed the location of the fall near the 169 janitor's office and utility closet. Ferrell confirmed the assistance provided to Claimant and the transfer of Claimant to her husband's vehicle after the fall. Ferrell stated that he observed about a 5 to 6 inch wide puddle of water on the floor near Claimant after the fall. Ferrell stated that he did not observe the puddle 5 to 10 minutes earlier when he entered the office. He confirmed that if he had noticed the water, it was his duty and the duty of the janitors to clean it up. He stated that after noticing the water, he got a bucket and mop from the utility closet near Claimant and cleaned the liquid. He stated that all buckets at SIU have warnings on the sides. Next to testify was Kristy White. She is an administrative clerk at the school of law. She arrived at the scene after the fall and prepared an incident report. The incident report was marked as Respondent's Exhibit 1 and was admitted into evidence without objection. The last witness was Neil McCall. McCall was a SIU painter at the time of the incident. He testified that he entered the janitor's office prior to the fall on his break to meet with Ferrell. He stated that he and Ferrell heard Claimant fall. He exited the janitor's office and utility closet. He testified that he entered the janitor's office about five (5) minutes before the fall. He stated that he never observed any liquids on the floor either before or after the fall. He conceded that he was not looking for liquids. II. Legal Analysis To prevail on her claim, Claimant must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the Respondent breached its duty of reasonable care in maintaining the premises and that the breach proximately caused her injury. Hardeman, 47 Ill. 170 Ct. Cl. at 295 (citing Secor v. State, 44 Ill. Ct. Cl. 215, 217 (1991)). Claimant must also prove that the Respondent had actual or constructive knowledge of the alleged dangerous condition. Minor v. State, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 104, 114 (1998). Based on the evidence presented at the hearing in this matter, this Court determines that the Respondent is precluded from liability in that there was no evidence presented indicating the Respondent was notified of the condition that allegedly caused Claimant's injuries. The evidence presented at the hearing established that prior to Claimant's fall, Respondent had no actual notice of the water on the floor that created the dangerous condition. Claimant argues constructive notice of the condition should be imputed to Respondent by the mere fact that after Claimant fell, some witnesses testified to seeing water on the floor near Claimant. However, to establish constructive notice it must be shown that the defect was substantial enough and that it existed for a sufficient length of time that a reasonable person would conclude that immediate repairs or warning signs were necessary. Kelly v. State, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 146, 150-‐51 (1998). The fact that before Claimant's fall, not a single witness could testify to observing the water on the floor, which constituted the dangerous condition, is fatal to Claimant's claim. There is no evidence in the record that the defect was so substantial or existed for such a length of time to establish constructive notice. It has been well settled that, "the State is not an insurer of Claimant's safety." Laughary v. State of Illinois, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl. 187 (2000) (quoting Simpson v. State, 37 Ill. Ct. Cl. 76 (1985)). Rather, the State owes a duty of reasonable care in maintaining its premises. Hardeman v. State, 47 Ill. Ct. Cl. 292, 295 (1995) (citing Berger v. Board 171 of Trustees of the University of Illinois, 40 Ill. Ct. Cl. 121,124 (1988)). The evidence presented at the hearing is deplete of any indication that the Respondent had actual or constructive knowledge of the water on the floor which is the alleged dangerous or defective condition that caused the Claimant's injuries. Claimant therefore is unable to establish a key element required to recover damages. As such, Claimant has failed to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the Respondent is liable for her injuries, and this matter is hereby dismissed with prejudice. 172 (No. 09-‐CC-‐2404 – Claim denied) WILLIAM EVANS, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Respondent. Opinion filed March 3, 2011 WILLIAM EVANS, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General, for Respondent. Practice and procedure-‐Statute of limitations tolling-‐ A statue of limitations is not tolled during the pendency of institutional grievance procedures to comply with the exhaustion of remedies requirements. The decision to pursue grievance procedures or remedies in other tribunals does not release the Claimant from the Court of Claims notice requirement since Court regulations expressly allow a claimant to put his claim before the Court on hold while he meets the exhaustion of remedies requirement. ORDER Burns, J. This case comes before the Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss. Respondent filed its motion on November 5, 2009. Claimant filed its response on November 25, 2009. The Court having reviewed the pleadings and being fully advised in the premises, finds as follows: On February 5, 2009, the Claimant filed a pro se Complaint with the Court of Claims for false imprisonment against the Respondent, the Illinois Department of Corrections ("IDOC"), in the amount of $100,000. Claimant alleged in his Complaint that while incarcerated at Pinckneyville Correctional Center ("Pinckneyville") he was wrongfully admitted to a mental health facility for five (5) days, beginning on November 14, 2007. Claimant alleged that the sole basis for his being admitted to a mental health facility was his refusal to talk with the mental health staff at Pinckneyville. Respondent asserted that its actions 173 were for the safety of the Claimant because of his non-‐responsive behavior. In addition, the Claimant alleged that he suffered reprisal for exercising his right not to speak and that he received two (2) months in segregation for his refusal to respond to inquiries directed at him by Pinckneyville officers. The Respondent filed a Motion to Dismiss based upon the "notice requirement" of the Court of Claims Act, 705 ILCS 505/22-‐1 & 22-‐2. 705 ILCS 505/22-‐1 & 22-‐2 states in pertinent part that: "Sec. 505/22-‐1. Actions for Personal Injuries – Notice – Contents. Within 1 year from the date that such an injury was received or such a cause of action accrued, any person who is about to commence any action in the Court of Claims against that State of Illinois, ..., for damages on account of any injury to his person shall file in the office of the Attorney General and also in the office of the Clerk of the Court Claims, ..." "Sec. 505/22-‐2. Failure to File Notice – Effect. If the notice provided for by Section 22-‐1 is not filed as provided in that Section, any such action commenced against the State of Illinois, ..., shall be dismissed and the person to whom any such cause of action accrued for any personal injury shall be forever barred from further action in the Court of Claims for such personal injury, ..." As noted in the statute, this notice requirement specifically applies to causes of action involving personal injury lawsuits. The Court acknowledges that there might be a question as to whether false imprisonment claims should be considered a "personal injury" for purposes of Section 22-‐1, but we hold that in this case the claim properly belongs under the provision. Claimant here pleads that his alleged false imprisonment resulted in his having experienced "five physically and mentally painful days" in the mental health care facility. As such he is pleading injuries to "his person," which brings those claims under the notice provision. Therefore, we hold that in this case Section 505/22-‐1 governs. 174 The Claimant does not dispute that he failed to file notice with the Court or the Office of the Attorney General within one year of November 14, 2007, the date on which his admission to the mental health facility began. Rather, he argues that his claim was filed within one year of the accrual of its cause of action, and thus satisfied the portion of Section 505/22-‐1 that states "A claimant is not required to file the notice required by this Section if he or she files his or her claim within one year of its accrual." 705 ILCS 505/22-‐1. Furthermore, he asserts that because he was required by the Court of Claims to exhaust all remedies before filing suit, the date of "accrual" for his action should be April 7, 2008, the date his final inmate grievance was exhausted. This Court has held that a statute of limitations is not tolled during the pendency of institutional grievance procedures to comply with exhaustion of remedies requirements. Green v. State, 52 Ill.Ct.Cl. 412 (1999). Moreover, the decision to pursue grievance procedures or remedies in any other tribunal does not absolve a claimant of this Court's notice requirement since Court of Claims regulations expressly allow a claimant to put his claim before the Court on hold while he meets the exhaustion of remedies requirement. Hines v. State, 51 Ill.Ct.Cl. 1 (1998). See also 74 Ill. Adm. Code 790.60. The Court finds that the date of accrual for the false imprisonment charge was no later than November 19, 2007. Since Claimant did not file his claim until February 5, 2009, he did not meet the one-‐year notice requirement and his action must be dismissed as untimely. As for the Claimant's additional allegations regarding reprisal for not speaking and the imposition of two months in segregation, the Court finds the 175 Complaint lack sufficient facts to support these claims. Moreover, the Court notes that it lacks jurisdiction to review the disciplinary and administrative policies and decisions of the Illinois Department of Corrections. White v. State, 49 Ill.Ct.Cl. 187, 189 (1997). These claims, therefore, must be dismissed as well. The Court makes no ruling on whether a claim regarding these allegations might be brought in another forum. For the foregoing reasons, the Respondent's Motion to Dismiss is granted. The Claimant's Complaint is dismissed with prejudice. 176 (No. 08-‐CC-‐2945 – Claim awarded) KIMBERLY DORSEY, AS EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF JESSICA UHL, and KIMBERLY DORSEY, AS EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF KELLI UHL, Claimants, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent. Opinion filed January 18, 2011 THOMAS J. KEEFE, JR., Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (AMY GERLOFF and THOMAS KLEIN, Assistants Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Highways-‐ An Illinois State Trooper driving in an emergency situation owes a duty to operate his vehicle with due regard for the safety of the motorist public. Driving at excessive speed breaches that duty of care. Immunity-‐ The duty to operate a vehicle is not a discretionary duty. Damages-‐ The State’s Auto Liability Fund, setting forth dollar limits for accidents involving state employees operating a motor vehicle, does not operate as a limitation of recovery under the Court of Claims Act. OPINION Birnbaum, J. On May 5, 2008 Claimants filed a Complaint for the wrongful deaths of Jessica Uhl and Kelli Uhl. The Complaint states that their mother Kimberly Dorsey,2 is the duly appointed Executrix3 of the estates of Jessica and Kelli and that she brings this action on behalf of herself, Brian Uhl (father of Jessica and Kelli), Madelyn Blair Dorsey (half sister of Jessica and Kelli and hereinafter referred to as "Mady") and Anthony Dale Uhl (half brother of Jessica and Kelli and hereinafter referred to as "Tony"). The Complaint alleges that on November 23, 2007 Illinois State Trooper Matthew Mitchell, a State employee driving a State owned vehicle, struck the vehicle 2
Kimberly Dorsey recently married Craig Schlau and is now Kimberly Schlau. For purposes of this
opinion and order she will be referred to as Kimberly Dorsey.
3
The letters of office dated February 5, 2008 are issued to Kimberly Dorsey as the administrator, not the
executrix of these estates.
177 occupied by Jessica Uhl and Kelli Uhl causing the deaths of Jessica Uhl and Kelli Uhl. A hearing was held before Commissioner Thomas Ysursa. On April 19, 2010 and April 20, 2010 Claimants presented their case. On May 3, 2010, Respondent presented its case and the parties gave closing arguments. Thomas J. Keefe. Jr., and Thomas J. Keefe, III represented Claimants. Assistant Attorneys General Amy Gerloff and Tom Klein represented Respondent. At the outset the Court wishes to acknowledge the excellent and thorough work of Commissioner Ysursa. We also express our appreciation for the advocacy and professionalism of the lawyers on both sides. I. Facts November 23, 2007 began, by all accounts, as a beautiful early winter's day in southern Illinois. It was the day after Thanksgiving, the busiest shopping day of the year. 18 year-‐old Jessica Uhl and her 13 year-‐old sister Kelli Uhl spent that morning at the home of their father Brian Uhl in Mascoutah, Illinois. They were there to take holiday pictures with their dad, step mom, half brother Tony and step grandparents. The Uhl girls' parents were divorced. The girls lived in nearby Collinsville with their mom, Kim, and half sister, Mady. They left their dad's home a little before noon. Jessica was driving. Her plan was to drop her sister Kelli off at their mom's house and then proceed to her part time job. She began travelling westbound on Interstate Highway 64. Illinois State Trooper Matt Mitchell was on duty that morning. A little before noon, Mitchell was outside his vehicle addressing a minor accident when he heard a dispatch message directed to another trooper that described an auto accident at Illinois Route 4 and 178 Stein Road near Lebanon, Illinois. The dispatch message stated that there was a two car accident with entrapment but that St. Clair County and Mascoutah police were on the scene, fire and rescue were on the scene with helicopter support on standby. Trooper Mitchell told dispatch he would take the call. He got into his police car and proceeded to the accident scene at Route 4 and Stein Roads. To get there, he travelled east bound on Interstate 64. He drove at a very high rate of speed, at points in excess of 125 mph. While travelling at this high rate of speed, his girlfriend, the mother of his daughter, called. Cell phone records show he took the call at 11:58 a.m. He began to talk to her on the phone about a bicycle she wanted to buy their daughter. While driving at these rates of speed and talking on his cell phone he also began using the computer in his vehicle, emailing the other trooper for directions. He came upon traffic, and while the facts were contested at trial, it is uncontroverted that he swerved to avoid traffic, lost control of his vehicle and crossed the median on Interstate 64 near the Illinois Route 158 overpass. His vehicle collided head-‐on with the car driven by Jessica. The Illinois State Police Department of Internal Investigations Report ("DII Report") stated that Trooper Mitchell was travelling at approximately 126 mph when he lost control of the vehicle. Jessica and Kelli were killed instantly. II. The Trial Prior to the start of the trial Respondent stipulated that Trooper Mitchell was acting within the scope of employment at the time of the accident. Respondent 179 further stipulated that the motor vehicle accident caused the death of the Uhl sisters. Claimants called a total of 27 witnesses. The first witness called by Claimants was trooper Matthew Mitchell. Mitchell was called as an adverse witness. Mitchell testified that on the late morning of November 23, 2007 he was dealing with another matter outside his vehicle when he heard a dispatch message describing a motor vehicle accident on Illinois Route 4 and Stein Road near Lebanon, Illinois. Initially the crash was assigned to State Trooper John Schlepper, but Mitchell stated that he informed the dispatcher that he would "take the call". Mitchell testified that all he heard of the dispatch message was that there was a motor vehicle accident "with entrapment". Mitchell stated that he did not hear the portion of the dispatch message which stated that officers from the St. Clair County Sheriff's Department and the Mascoutah, Illinois Police Department were already on the scene and emergency medical service personnel were on the scene with helicopter transport on standby. Mitchell testified that he finished the matter he was dealing with and proceeded in his State Police vehicle towards Route 4 and Stein Road. Mitchell stated that during the drive he exceeded the posted speed limit on I-‐64 and that he sent an email to Trooper Schlepper seeking directions to the accident scene via his vehicle computer. During this time he also acknowledged that he answered a personal cell phone call from his girlfriend, the mother of his young daughter. They began discussing a bicycle that she had purchased for their daughter. 180 Mitchell stated that he did not know how fast he was going. He testified that just prior to losing control of his vehicle a white car travelling in the right lane of eastbound I-‐64 moved into his left lane. Mitchell said he swerved to avoid the white car, lost control of his vehicle, crossed the center median, proceeded into the westbound lane of I-‐64 in the wrong direction, struck the vehicle occupied by the Uhl sisters and killed the girls. Mitchell testified that immediately following the accident, another state trooper approached him and Mitchell asked that trooper to pull the video from his vehicle. He testified that he later learned that his police vehicle's video was not turned on at the time of the accident. Mitchell testified that he pled guilty to two (2) counts Reckless Homicide (the killing of the Uhl girls) and two (2) counts of Aggravated Reckless Driving (injuries sustained by Kelly and Christine Marler, husband and wife who were in a separate vehicle) on April 16, 2010 before St. Clair County Circuit Judge Jan V. Fiss. Trooper Mitchell testified that he lied when he entered into that plea agreement. Mitchell asserted at the hearing before Commissioner Ysursa that he was not the cause of the accident because immediately prior to losing control of his vehicle a white car had cut him off. Mitchell testified that he exercised a reasonable degree of care for the safety of the motorist public during the entire time he was operating his vehicle. He stated that this was true even though he was travelling at a very high rate of speed while talking on his cell phone and emailing his fellow State trooper. When challenged by Claimants' counsel on the reasonableness of such conduct Mitchell stated that State troopers are trained to "multi-‐task". 181 Counsel for Claimants also challenged Trooper Mitchell's veracity on his claim that he was not on his cell phone at the time he lost control of his vehicle. Mitchell testified that he completed his cell phone call and had both hands on the steering wheel when he lost control of his vehicle. The cell phone records indicate that Mitchell took his girlfriend's call at 11:58 a.m. and that the connection terminated at 12:02 p.m. and 5 seconds. The DII report indicated that Sycom (the public safety answering point technology used for 9-‐1-‐1 calls) shows the first 9-‐1-‐1 call regarding the crash between Mitchell's vehicle and the Uhl girls' car was initiated thirty-‐six (36) seconds later, at 12:02 p.m. and 41 seconds. Counsel for Claimants inquired as to the plausibility of Mitchell's claim that he could have hung up his phone, put his hands on the wheel, lost control of his vehicle, crossed the roadway, struck the Uhl sisters, and have a passing witness observe the accident and call 9-‐1-‐1, all within 36 seconds of the termination of Mitchell's own cell phone call. When asked for an explanation of the timing Mitchell simply responded that he was not on his cell phone at the time he lost control of his vehicle. The second witness called by Claimants was Kris Gebke, Illinois State Trooper Accident Reconstructionist. Gebke was tasked to be the accident reconstructionist for the Illinois State Police on the scene. Gebke testified that Mitchell was not justified in driving 126 mph under the circumstances of this case. Gebke stated that due to going 126 mph, Mitchell was not using reasonable care in his operation of his vehicle. Gebke stated that Mitchell's conduct, talking on his cell phone and sending an email, exacerbated the lack of reasonable care. Gebke concluded that the cause of the accident was Mitchell's inability to maintain control 182 of his vehicle and that Mitchell's vehicle speed was a major contributing factor in his losing control. Gebke stated that, other than Mitchell's testimony he had no knowledge of any evidence from any source that a white car cut off Mitchell. On examination by counsel for Respondent, Gebke testified that the tire marks on I-‐64 were consistent with Mitchell swerving while travelling at a high rate of speed. At this point Claimants' Exhibit #1 was admitted into evidence over the objection of Respondent. Claimants' Exhibit #1 was a certified copy of the four pleas of guilty to the two (2) counts Reckless Homicide for the deaths of Jessica and Kelli and two (2) counts of Aggravated Reckless Driving for injuries sustained by the Marlers. Those pleas were entered on April 16, 2010 in the St. Clair County Criminal Court. Witnesses 3-‐17, witness 20 and witnesses 24-‐26 were comprised of friends of Kelli and Jessica, friends and co-‐workers of Brian and Kim and the extended families of Brian, Kim, Tony and Mady. Delineated below is a summary of their testimony. Collectively these witnesses painted a portrait of Kelli and Jessica as kind, loving, bright and caring girls who were loved by their parents, siblings, extended family and the community. There was also testimony from a number of these witnesses about the significant grief and suffering incurred by the family following the loss of these girls, including Tony's uncontrollable crying in kindergarten class (his teacher, Debbie Hulliung), and his propensity to "withdraw" to another room where he would be found weeping (his grandfather Ken Zacharski). 183 Becky Loyet, Mady's day care teacher, testified about Mady's guilt over past fights with her sisters and her fear that she will lose her memory of them. She testified that Mady is now sad because she's an only child. Brian's mother-‐in-‐law, Linda Zacharski, testified about his changed demeanor, saying that he is now "heavier and darker", while his wife, Wendy Uhl, spoke of his loss of "spontaneity and lack of inhibition". Cheryl Varner testified about Kim's redirection of sorrow into good works such as highway safety, memorials and scholarships in memory of the kids. Tawnya Lange, a co-‐worker of Kim testified that Kim was home alone when the coroner and police officers came to her door. She testified that Kim did not open the door at first knowing her worst fears lay on the other side of that door. The eighteenth witness was Wendy Uhl, Brian Uhl's wife and the mother of Tony. Wendy testified to the void left by the loss of the girls. She described how every Mother's Day and Father's Day she and Brian expect the girls to walk through the door. She testified that every Thanksgiving an empty place setting is reserved for the girls and every Christmas a stocking is hung that will not be filled. Wendy described the loss felt by her son Tony who, at only five years old, lost his only siblings in the tragic accident. She testified that certain things such as songs will cause Tony to cry and that he calls his sisters "two angels in heaven". She said that the media attention has been very difficult on the family. She said that Brian is not the same since the death of his daughters, and testified that he has lost his joy, his spontaneity, and his lack of inhibition. 184 The nineteenth witness was Craig Schlau, the current husband of Kim Dorsey. Schlau and Kim were married in September 2009. Schlau met Kim in August 2006. The two started out as friends and progressed to dating. Schlau testified that he met the Uhl sisters a couple of times but did not know them very well. Kim called Schlau about a half an hour after finding out about the death of her daughters. Schlau then went over to Kim's house with his sister. Schlau stated that prior to the accident Kim enjoyed being social in large groups and was the center of the attention. After the accident Kim no longer enjoys being the center of attention and now their social life is limited to smaller gatherings. Schlau testified that even to the present Kim breaks down into tears over the loss of her daughters, describing how she cries while curled up on a small chair or on his lap. He said Kim is now wary about others; she worries about the topic of the accident coming up and the reaction of others. He also described Mady and stated that Mady talks about her sisters frequently. The twenty-‐first witness was Brian Uhl, the father of Jessica and Kelli. He testified that he and Kim were married in July 1988. They were married for about nine years and then divorced. He described how after he and Kim divorced they agreed to be civil to each other for the benefit of the girls. Brian described the birth of Kelli and Jessica. He described how he taught Jessica to drive and the joy he took from her graduation from high school and enrollment in college. Brian stated that no one on his side of the family had ever gone to college. Brian then testified to events of November 23, 2007, the day that his daughters were killed. He described 185 taking family pictures with the girls that day. He stated that as the girls left, he told Jessica to "drive safe" and she said, "I will." He said that after the girls left he was paged to come into work. He was en route on I-‐64 and got caught in traffic caused by the accident. He stated that he was diverted around the accident and when he returned back on I-‐64 he saw a horrific accident under the overpass. He did not remember seeing the police car of Trooper Mitchell but he did see other vehicles and believes that he saw a blue tarp over the vehicle that his daughters were driving. He remembered thinking that he did not recognize any of the vehicles and thought "good". Brian proceeded to the Metro Link stop in East St. Louis and boarded the light rail system to go to his office in downtown St. Louis, Missouri. He said that he then received a voice message from Kim stating that the girls were not home and wanting to know what time they left that morning. He then received a second voicemail from Kim and she was frantic because the girls were still not home. At that point he called Kim. He stated that Kim answered but she could not speak and handed the phone to the coroner. The coroner informed him that he had some terrible news and at that point Brian knew what it was. Brian asked the coroner if it had to do with the accident on I-‐64. The coroner said yes, Brian proceeded to ask if his girls were involved and whether they were dead. The coroner said "yes". Brian then left for Kim's house. He testified that he was screaming in anguish in his car the entire way to Kim's. He arrived at Kim's and told Kim over and over that he was "sorry". Kim asked what he was sorry about and he said "our daughters are gone." Brian eventually returned to his own home. He called his mother and 186 father and told them that their two granddaughters were dead. He said there was a horrible cry from the other end of the phone. Brian testified that the pain is still there-‐some two and half years later. He described how he drives by the accident scene twice daily and makes the sign of the cross each time he passes. He said he drives by the site daily to remind himself that life is short. He stated that he talks to his daughters everyday when he drives by the accident site. Brian described how he went through a period of "extreme rage" and was vengeful. He said his faith, family and friends helped him get over his feelings of vengeance. He stated that" a "part of my soul is dead that day" and it will not be replenished until he sees the girls again. Brian then discussed some of his memories of Father's Day and other events. Brian then discussed his son Tony. He stated that Tony has tough moments and still cries over the loss of his sisters. Brian spoke about how Tony is forced occasionally to revisit the deaths when they are covered on television. He said the girls were so close they were like twins. At the conclusion of direct examination Brian was asked if it ever stops hurting or if it ever gets better; he responded there is "not a single day that he does not think about his lost daughters". The twenty-‐second witness was Kim Dorsey, (now Kim Schlau), mother of Jessica and Kelli. She recounted stories of Jessica and Kelli. Kim described her enjoyment of hearing Jessica's and Kelli's friends recount their memories and stories about her daughters. Kim testified as to awards the girls received as children and went through Jessica's journal. She described Jessica as a hard worker who had the goal of being a doctor or a photographer. She said Kelli was quite 187 gifted as a student. She said Kelli was inducted as an honorary member of the National Junior Honor Society after her death. She recalled the funeral and the fact that she wanted their friends to write memories and send messages so that she could remember the impact that her girls had on others' lives. She described the hole that exists in her heart due to her loss. She stated that some days she feels that the wound will never heal and that is why she engages in efforts to keep her daughters' memories alive. She testified how she has organized benefits in order to raise funds for scholarships in the names of her daughters. She recalled how during the first benefit she would comment to friends that the benefit was "kind of like Jessica's wedding reception that I'll never get to throw for her." She stated that she took her daughter Kelli's 8th Grade yearbook to her school so that her friends could sign it because she died before her 8th Grade graduation. She stated that she does these things to keep her daughters' memories alive. She stated that she will always bear a scar from her loss. She testified that her daughter, Mady, and her current husband comment that she is not as outgoing as she once was. She stated that she still has days where she just wants to stay in bed all day but that her daughter Mady and the voices of her two deceased daughters telling her to keep going provide her the motivation to get up and keep living. Kim recounted the Thanksgiving meal they shared the day before her daughters were killed. She described how Jessica invited her boyfriend Jordan Vomer for dinner and how Jordan's parents came to Thanksgiving. She described how Jessica helped cook the dinner with her and how this was Jordan's first time 188 meeting Jessica's grandfather. After dinner she testified that the family had a Thanksgiving tradition of going to a movie. She and her three daughters, Jessica, Kelli and Mady, went and saw the movie "Enchanted". She stated that the theater was packed but they found four seats together. She recalled thinking to herself that it was so enjoyable because there had been no arguing among the three sisters and everyone was getting along, laughing and enjoying themselves. After the movies, Jessica went over to her boyfriend's house and intended to stay there on a basement couch. Jessica told Kim that she would return early in the morning the next day to pick up Kelli so they could go to their Dad's for family pictures. Kim recalled saying goodbye to Jessica and giving her the peace sign. Jessica gave the peace sign back. That was the last time she saw her oldest daughter. As for Kelli, she went upstairs and showered and did her hair. Kim and Mady lay in Kim's bed and watched the movie "Chicago". She stated that Mady and Kelli then began texting each other and were laughing as they sent silly messages back and forth. She stated that Kelli wanted to know when the "Cell Block Tango" part of the movie was coming on. When it did, Mady texted Kelli and Kelli came downstairs to watch that part. About 11:00 p.m. that evening, Kim told Kelli to go to bed and Kelli gave her mom a kiss, rubbed her sister Mady's head and went upstairs. That was the last time Kim saw her second daughter. Jessica picked up Kelli early the next morning. Kim heard them but said the girls did not want to wake her up. Kim testified that she regrets not being able to tell her daughters how much she loved them or to being able to hug them one last time. She described sitting between the two head stones at their grave sites so that she can touch both stones 189 and talk to them. She stated that those head stones are the only tangible things that she has left of her children. She said she was not able to see her daughters' bodies after they were killed because the funeral director stated that they were "unviewable". Kim described the effect that the deaths of Jessica and Kelli had on Mady. She stated that Mady is now in counseling and that she worries a lot. She stated that Mady can be quick to anger and gets frustrated at times. Kim concluded by stating that she is angry but she does not want anger to fill the hole in her heart and eat her from within. The twenty-‐third witness was Larry Trent, the former Director of Illinois State Police. At the time of the accident Trent had been Director of the Illinois State Police for six years. He served a total of 22 years as an Illinois State Police Trooper. During his career with the State Police, Trent served in several capacities including Regional Commander for Southern Illinois. Trent testified that at the time of the accident the State Police pursuit policy was that a trooper could drive "as fast as you saw fit provided you took due care for the public's safety." He stated that public safety was paramount even when responding to an emergency call because you cannot help someone unless you arrive there safely. Trent testified that Trooper Mitchell's driving 126 mph reflected poor judgment and that his conduct was irresponsible. He testified that talking on his cell phone and emailing only compounded it. Trent testified that when travelling at 126 mph the state police vehicle "overdrives the siren" and other drivers on the road do not realize that an officer is on top of them and cannot react 190 to the situation appropriately. He stated that in his opinion Trooper Mitchell did not exercise reasonable care. Trent concluded that Trooper Mitchell's conduct that day was "indefensible". On cross-‐examination Trent testified that in 2007 a state trooper had the discretion to travel as fast as he/she deemed appropriate in an emergency. He agreed that an accident with entrapment is a serious situation. Trent also testified that he did not have a sound engineering degree and did not have knowledge of the speed of sound. On re-‐direct, Trent reemphasized that a state trooper owes a duty of reasonable care to the public even in an emergency situation. Mr. Trent also testified that he could not think of any circumstance that justified going 126 mph while emailing and talking on the phone. The twenty-‐seventh witness was Kim Hasty from St. Louis, Missouri. She testified that she is a licensed clinical professional counselor. Hasty received her undergraduate degree in rehabilitation psychology from Central Missouri State University and her master's degree in rehabilitation from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. After graduation she worked in Quincy at an inpatient and outpatient substance abuse facility, where she provided individual and family counseling. Two years later she began working at St. Elizabeth's in Granite City, Illinois, which is now Gateway Medical Center. There she provided counseling services for substance abuse and mental health issues on an outpatient basis. During her tenure at St. Elizabeth's in Granite City she dealt with depression, grief, marital and family issues. 191 In 1997 she became the coordinator for the employee assistance program out of St. Elizabeth's Medical Center. At that time her practice began to focus more on mental health issues and less on substance abuse. In 2001 Hasty went into private practice when she co-‐founded Cornerstone Counseling. Hasty said she occasionally treated Kim Dorsey before her daughters' deaths. Hasty testified that in April 2008 Kim contacted her and asked to resume counseling and since April 2008 Kim has received continual therapy. Hasty testified that Kim remains under her care and will continue treatment in the future. Kim treats with Hasty at least once a month, and when possible, more frequently. During Kim's first visit after the death of her daughters, Hasty found that Kim suffered from depression, sleep problems, feelings of guilt, loss of interest in things, change in appetite, change in weight, problems remembering things, death of loved ones and major loss. Hasty testified that Kim's depression was directly related to grief. Hasty defined grief as a reaction to a loss with cognitive, behavioral, physical, and mental health symptoms. She testified that the impact of grief depends upon various factors, including, in her words, the predictableness of loss, the preventability of the loss, the degree of personal suffering, and the intentionality of the loss. After the initial consult, Kim was prescribed (by coordinating Medical Doctor Greeling) 10 milligrams daily of Lexapro, an antidepressant, due to depressive symptoms, insomnia, racing thoughts and moodiness. Hasty stated that Kim's grief is complicated by the unexpectedness of her daughters' deaths and the preventability. Furthermore, she suffers from traumatic imagery due to not being 192 able to view her daughters after the crash. She stated that the mind tends to fill gaps and as Kim confronted images of the crash and the coroner's report, her mind imagined what happened to her daughters in the crash. Hasty testified that Kim has had to endure the fact that the death of her daughters is repeatedly in the media so she frequently and unexpectedly encounters the horror of her girls' deaths. Hasty testified that the loss of a child is different from other losses in that it denies the normal progression of life; she stated that when a child dies, the parent's hopes, dreams and future die as well. She said the loss of a child is the worst type of loss. Hasty explained that the loss of a child results in the parent viewing life in a bifurcated manner i.e. life before the child's death and life after the child's death. Hasty testified that Kim's grief is complicated by the fact that she has a surviving child and, as her surviving daughter experiences her own milestones, Kim will be reminded of those lost experiences with her two oldest daughters. Hasty stated that parental grief does not end it just changes in intensity and expression. She opined that as future milestones such as birthdays and graduations pass, waves of grief will fall upon Kim. Hasty stated that Kim's grief is exponentially worse due to the fact that she lost two children simultaneously. Hasty noted that Kim states that she misses her daughters everyday and will everyday into the future. In summation Hasty described the grief a parent suffers due to the loss of child as a sea of grief. In the beginning the waves are very high and very close together and one feels like they are drowning. Over time the waves get smaller and more spread out but on occasion the sea gets rough and the waves increase. Hasty said that while the 193 intensity of the waves changes over time one never gets out of the water. She said that more grief is to come for Kim. She said Kim will never be the same. On cross-‐
examination Hasty stated that parental grief does not end but changes in intensity and expression over time. Respondent also inquired about the June 4, 2009 Mood Survey filled out by Kim. Counsel for Respondent noted Kim self reported fairly low symptoms of anxiety, depression and anger. The Mood Survey was admitted into evidence as Respondent's Exhibit 1. Hasty concluded the Claimants' case in chief. At its conclusion Claimants offered Exhibits 1 through 6 into evidence. Exhibit 1 was the previously admitted guilty plea of Trooper Mitchell. Exhibit 2 was the Kassly Mortuary statement for Kelli's funeral services and was admitted without objection. Exhibit 3 was the Kassly Mortuary statement for Jessica's funeral services and was admitted without objection. Exhibit 4 was the internment fees for both girls and was admitted without objection. Exhibit 5 was Hasty's Clinical Summary and was admitted without objection. Exhibit 6 was the relevant United States Life tables and judicial notice was taken of those tables. The trial resumed on May 3, 2010, at which time Respondent presented its case. The first witness called by Respondent was Trooper John Schlepper. Trooper Schlepper has been a State Trooper for about ten years and has a total of 17 years in police work. Trooper Schlepper was the State Trooper initially assigned to the accident at Route 4 and Stein Road. After Mitchell assumed the call to Route 4 and Stein Road, Schlepper inquired of dispatch whether Mitchell needed assistance. The response was "yes". Schlepper proceeded toward Route 4 and Stein Road when he 194 received a call that there was a serious accident on I-‐64 near Illinois Route 158 involving a state trooper with a possible fatality. Schlepper testified that he assumed that the accident involved Mitchell because he was the only other trooper in the area. He stated that he proceeded to the scene and probably travelled about 110 mph to 115 mph while he was in the three-‐lane portion of I-‐64 but slowed when I-‐
64 reduced to two lanes. Schlepper testified that he travelled that fast because there was a possible fatality and perhaps other serious injuries. Schlepper arrived at the scene about 5 to 10 minutes after the accident call and pulled into the westbound lane. He saw the vehicle of the Uhl sisters and could tell they were dead. He proceeded to Mitchell's vehicle. A woman (who later turned out to be an off-‐
duty paramedic) was attending to Mitchell. He was bleeding. His legs appeared to be trapped. Schlepper testified that Mitchell asked for him to pull the videotape from Mitchell's vehicle because someone had cut him off. His supervisors arrived on scene and Schlepper told them about the tape. On cross-‐examination, Schlepper conceded that the original dispatch message for the Route 4 and Stein Road accident stated that the accident was secure and that other police departments along with EMS personnel were on the scene. Schlepper stated that in responding to the Route 4 and Stein Road accident, he considered his role an "emergency" even though he was there to help with towing because other vehicles could hit the vehicles already involved. He also stated that when he was proceeding to Route 4 and Stein Road on the two lane portion of Interstate 64 he was travelling with his warning lights on at about 75 mph to 85 195 mph but not with his sirens activated. He also testified that driving 126 mph while emailing and talking on his cell phone was not reasonable care. After repeated questioning, he also conceded that Mitchell's conduct in travelling 126 mph in this case was not reasonable care. On redirect examination, Schlepper stated that he did not know what Mitchell heard of the dispatch message regarding the accident on Route 4 at Stein Road and that it was possible for a trooper to miss part of a dispatch message. The final witness was Dr. Thomas Langford. Dr. Langford received a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a MBA in Operations Research from the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce. Dr. Langford received a Ph.D. in Regional Science from the University of Pennsylvania. Regional Science is an interdisciplinary study focused primarily on economics but also examining demography and geography. Dr. Langford worked under Illinois State Governor Ogilvie in 1970 as the assistant director for the Bureau of Budget for State Economic Developing Planning. In 1976 he formed his own research and consulting firm. Dr. Langford was retained by Respondent to offer an opinion as to the value of the economic loss of the parents of the Uhl sisters due to their deaths. Dr. Langford testified that there are two methodologies for valuing the economic loss of parents due to the death of child. The first looks at the expected return, i.e. how much future support the child will provide the parent. The second method is based upon the costs to raise a child. This second method reaches a conclusion that the value of the child is worth somewhere in excess of the costs to rear the child. Dr. Langford opined that based upon studies and figures from the United States 196 Department of Agriculture the economic value of Jessica to her parents would be in excess of $189,420 and Kelli in excess of $144,344. At this point Dr. Langford's report was admitted into evidence without objection as Respondent's Exhibit 2. On cross-‐examination Dr. Langford stated that although he had been retained by Respondent to offer opinions as to the economic loss of the parents due to the death of their two children he conceded that he did not know the definition of "pecuniary loss" under Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions. Dr. Langford also conceded that he could not recall any specifics about the educational training of Jessica or Kelli but claimed that he recalled reviewing deposition transcripts containing that information. Upon further questioning Dr. Langford acknowledged that he mistakenly recalled reviewing multiple deposition transcripts in the case, specifically Brian Uhl's, because only one deposition had been taken in this case, that of Kim Dorsey. Dr. Langford was then asked about the Uhl sister's surviving siblings, Tony and Mady, and he stated that he was not retained to offer opinions as to the economic losses to the surviving siblings. When pressed Dr. Langford conceded that he did not have numerous pieces of information such as the goals and aspirations of the Uhl sisters, their individual work histories, and their contributions around the household. Dr. Langford stated that his valuations of $189,420 for Jessica and $144,344 for Kelli were "minimum values" and that he had no opinion as to what the maximum values would be. Dr. Langford conceded that he could not calculate the value of the loss of love, affection, care, attention, companionship, comfort, guidance and protection the family suffered due to the loss of Jessica and Kelli. 197 At this point the evidence was closed. Claimants and Respondent were permitted to present both oral and written closing arguments. On the issue of liability Claimants' counsel cited the testimony of Kris Gebke the Illinois State Police accident reconstruction expert who testified that Mitchell did not exercise reasonable care in travelling at 126 mph and that talking on his cell phone and using his computer only compounded the unreasonableness of the behavior. Counsel also cited the testimony of erstwhile Illinois State Police Director, Larry Trent who called Mitchell's conduct indefensible. Claimants' counsel also pointed out that the Respondent's own witness Trooper Schlepper conceded that Mitchell did not exercise reasonable care by driving in excess of 125 mph. On the issue of damages Claimants cited other verdicts and settlements involving police chases. Claimants' counsel also noted the 2007 change in the law that allows compensation for grief and suffering in wrongful death cases. Claimants asked for $23 million for the beneficiaries of the estate of Jessica and $23 million for the beneficiaries of the estate of Kelli for a total of $46 million. Respondent offered oral argument and a written brief in support of its defense. Respondent argued that Mitchell and by extension the State was not negligent in this case. Respondent argued that Mitchell did not hear the entire dispatch message. As a result he proceeded to the Route 4 accident on the assumption that it was a serious emergency. Respondent argued that the cell phone call terminated prior to Mitchell being cut off by another car and that he had both hands on the wheel when he took evasive action. 198 Respondent argues in its written brief that Mitchell was not the proximate cause of the deaths of Jessica and Kelli because it was not foreseeable that he would be cut off by another car. Respondent also argues in its closing brief that Mitchell, if found to be negligent, is entitled to Public Official Immunity and that, under the doctrine respondeat superior the State has that same claim of immunity. As to damages Respondent cites other Court of Claims cases, the testimony of its expert and cites as guidance the Illinois Auto Liability Fund (20 ILCS 405/405-‐
105 (16)) which has a liability limitation of $2 million per occurrence involving a state employee. III. Analysis Claimants have made a wrongful death claim for the deaths of Jessica Uhl and Kelli Uhl due to the negligence of Trooper Mitchell. In order to prevail, Claimants must establish a duty owed to them, a breach of that duty, and damages proximately resulting from that breach. See Koepp v. State of Illinois, 46 Ill.Ct.Cl. 344 (1993). Respondent stipulated that Trooper Mitchell was acting within the scope of employment so the sole remaining liability issue is whether Trooper Mitchell breached a duty owed to Jessica and Kelli. An Illinois State Trooper driving in an emergency situation owes a duty to operate his vehicle with due regard for the safety of the motorist public. 625 ILCS 5/11-‐205(e); see also Koepp, supra. For example, a trooper may exceed the posted speed limits so long as he does not endanger life and/or property of the public. However, a state trooper has a duty to drive his police car with due regard for the safety of all persons. This duty of care arises independently of the trooper's status as an employee of the State of Illinois, 199 and affords him no public or state immunity from his negligent actions. Currie v. Lao, 198 Ill. App. 3d 625, 556 N.E.2d 318 (3d Dist., 1990), aff'd, 148 Ill. 2d 151, 592 N.E.2d 977 (Ill. 1992). See 625 ILCS 5/11-‐205(c)(3) and 5/11-‐205(e)(1); see also Koepp, supra. During the course of the trial, evidence was presented by Claimants that Trooper Mitchell did not exercise due care for the safety of the motorist public in that he (1) drove at excessive speed for conditions; (2) drove at excessive speed while emailing on his vehicle's computer; (3) drove at excessive speed while on his personal cell phone; and (4) drove at excessive speed while emailing on his computer and talking on his personal cell phone. Respondent presented evidence, the testimony of Trooper Mitchell, that at the time he lost control of the vehicle he was not emailing on his computer nor was he on his personal cell phone. Respondent also presented evidence, the testimony of Trooper Mitchell, that the cause of him losing control of his vehicle was a white car that had cut him off. In its trial brief, Respondent raises the issue of proximate cause. Respondent asserts that it was not foreseeable that Mitchell would be cut off by another car and as such the causation element of a negligence claim was not met. Trooper Mitchell is not a credible witness. He said he lied in the criminal proceedings just three days prior to his testimony in these proceedings. Beyond that, his testimony was inconsistent and wholly self serving. One example of this is his assertion in his testimony that he exercised reasonable care, despite the fact that on the busiest shopping day of the year he was going 126 mph, while talking on the phone to his girlfriend and emailing a fellow trooper to respond to an accident scene 200 that was already secure. Respondent offered no corroboration for Trooper Mitchell's testimony that he was cut off by a white car that day. Even if the events were as claimed, it would still not exonerate Respondent from liability since the testimony of all of the witnesses implicated Trooper Mitchell's speed alone as reflecting the absence of due care. While Illinois law does give police vehicles special privileges on the highways, the courts have held that despite the special privileges conferred, the operator of a police vehicle must exercise reasonable care under the circumstances. Thus, for example, in Bouhl v. Smith, 130 Ill. App. 3d 1067, 475 N.E.2d 244 (3d Dist., 1985), a county sheriff's officer and county were liable for injuries sustained by the driver of a truck as result of a rear-‐end collision. The accident occurred when the officer, en route to the scene of another accident in his squad car with lights and siren activated, approached an intersection at about 35 mph, though it was starting to sleet or snow and the pavement was wet and slippery. When the officer attempted to pass a line of cars waiting at the stop sign by travelling in the left-‐hand lane of a two-‐lane highway a third vehicle unexpectedly turned off the intersecting highway into left-‐hand lane. When the officer swerved back into the right-‐hand lane and attempted to brake, he skidded into the rear-‐end of plaintiff's truck, which was stopped in line with the other cars. The Court held that despite the special privileges conferred to an operator of an authorized emergency vehicle the officer must exercise reasonable care under the circumstances. As to the claim in Bouhl that the true cause of the accident was that Officer Smith had been cut off by an "unknown vehicle" not involved in the accident the Court commented: 201 Neither the presence of the unknown motorist, nor the existing weather and road conditions, nor the emergency to which Smith was responding provides an adequate explanation-‐or excuse for the defendant's failure to maintain control of his squad car so-‐as to avoid colliding with the plaintiff's truck. Where, as here, it is clearly established that the plaintiff performed no act or omission which could in any way be considered negligent, and the perilous situation which led to the accident was a creation of the defendant emergency vehicle operator's own negligence, then the defendant must be found negligent. The act or omission of the driver of the unknown vehicle could not have been a superseding cause of plaintiff's injuries, since it was not established that his appearance at the "T" intersection was in any respect an unforeseeable circumstance. 130 Ill. App. 3d 1067, 475 N.E.2d 244, (3d Dist., 1985). Similarly, even assuming arguendo that Trooper Mitchell was "cut off" by a white vehicle, he was negligent given the circumstances, i.e., driving 126 mph on the busiest shopping day of the year while talking on a cell phone and sending an email. Larry Trent, the former director of the Illinois State Police, testified that Trooper Mitchell's actions were irresponsible on that day based solely upon the fact that he was driving 126 mph. Trent testified that when travelling at 126 mph the state police vehicle overdrives the siren and other drivers do not have adequate notice that an officer is operating a vehicle in an emergency situation and cannot react appropriately. Trent concluded that Trooper Mitchell's conduct that day was "indefensible". The fact that he was talking on his phone and using his computer only compounded the lack of care. Respondent's own witness, Trooper Schlepper, corroborated the opinion of former Illinois State Police Director Trent. Schlepper opined that Mitchell's conduct in travelling 126 mph in this case was not the exercise of reasonable care. In addition, Trent's opinion is further supported by the testimony of Kris Gebke, 202 Illinois State Trooper Accident Reconstructionist. Gebke testified that Trooper Mitchell was not justified in driving 126 mph under the circumstances of this case. Gebke stated that Mitchell's operation of the vehicle at 126 mph, by itself, was sufficient to establish the absence of due care. Gebke concluded that the cause of the accident was Trooper Mitchell's inability to maintain control of his vehicle and that Trooper Mitchell's vehicle speed was a major contributing factor in his losing control of his vehicle. After consideration of all evidence the issue of liability is clear: when Trooper Mitchell drove his State of Illinois vehicle at a speed of 126 mph he operated his vehicle in a manner that endangered life and/or property of the public, he breached his duty of reasonable care owed to Jessica and Kelli, and his acts caused their deaths. See e.g., Kasper v. Curran, 24 Ill. App. 2d 380, 164 N.E.2d 506 (2d Dist., 1960) reversing a j.n.o.v. entered by the trial court for the defendant deputy sheriff where the appellate court said that "reasonable persons might well conclude that the defendant, in driving his squad car at a speed between 65 and 90 miles per hour under conditions existing, was guilty of willful and wanton conduct". With the issue of liability resolved the next question is whether, even though liable, Trooper Mitchell and by extension Respondent, are entitled to the protections afforded by the common law doctrine of Public Official Immunity. Respondent cites Currie v. Lao, 148 Ill. 2d 151, 592 N.E.2d 977 (Ill. 1992) and other cases in support of its assertion that a public official cannot be held liable for the decisions made in the course of performing his or her official duties. Respondent claims the State, therefore, is not liable for Mitchell's conduct. In support it also 203 cites Larson v. Darnell. 113 Ill. App. 3d 975, 448 N.E.2d 249 (3d Dist., 1983) which held where a State employee is immune under the common law doctrine of Public Immunity, so is the State. The controlling case on the issue of Public Official Immunity is Koepp v. State of Illinois, supra. While Respondent attempts to distinguish the facts of Koepp from the instant case (there the issue was the trooper's failure to deploy his siren responding to call involving a fight at a night club) the conclusion in Koepp has equal application to this case. In Koepp we said, The Respondent has also raised the issues of sovereign immunity and public officials immunity in bar of Claimant's claim. Ordinary negligence standards apply to operators of emergency vehicles. The duty owed to a motorist by a State trooper when dispatched to a disturbance is not a discretionary duty...The cause is properly before the Court of Claims and is not barred by the Public Immunity Doctrine. Koepp at page 351. We note that there are circumstances where the State is immune from liability but only where the duty is discretionary. For example, in Howard v. State, 39 Ill.Ct.Cl. 4 (1987), Claimant hit a deer on a state highway. He alleged the State should have posted deer crossing signs. We dismissed the complaint finding the placement of deer crossing signs a discretionary duty and that the State was immune from liability for accidents allegedly caused by the failure to erect such signs. But the conclusion in Koepp applies with equal force here. Mitchell's duty in operating his vehicle on his way to the scene of an accident was not discretionary, so the Public Immunity Doctrine does not apply. The next issue is the amount of damages that resulted to the Estates of Jessica Uhl and Kelli Uhl. Prior to discussing the specific damages in this case the 204 Court notes that normally tort claims made in the Court of Claims are subject to a $100,000 cap on damages. There is an exception for cases when a claimant is injured due to the negligence of a state employee while operating a state owned vehicle. 705 ILCS 505/8(d). This case presents such a situation. It is undisputed and stipulated that when Mitchell struck Jessica and Kelli he was an Illinois State Police Trooper driving an Illinois State Police vehicle acting within the course of his employment. The $100,000 cap on damages does not apply in this case. Respondent cites the Illinois Auto Liability Fund, 20 ILCS 405/405-‐105 (11) which sets forth a $2,000,000 self insurance limit for accidents involving a state employee operating a motor vehicle. Respondent states that the limits established in this fund "...should, at a minimum, serve as a guide in making a damages award in this case, if one is necessary." (Respondent's closing brief at page 11). However that Act is simply a codification of the state self insurance plan and does not operate as a limitation of recovery under Section 8 (d) of the Court of Claims Act. The Illinois appellate courts have addressed jurisdictional issues where a plaintiff seeks recovery for injuries when a state employee is acting in the course of his employment and in so doing addressed the above provisions. For example, Landon v. Jarvis, 255 Ill.App.3d, 439, 627 N.E.2d 371 (1st Dist., 1993), deals with a very narrow issue: "[t]he sole issue presented for review is whether the circuit court was the proper jurisdictional forum for deciding plaintiff's claim that State employee defendant acted negligently during the course of his employment." 205 In Landon, the plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant who was employed by Illinois Department of Transportation as a highway maintainer and had allegedly stopped the vehicle in the moving lanes of traffic without activating his emergency lights, without placing flares or other warning devices in the roadway when weather conditions and character of the road made it unsafe, and without giving sufficient notice to motorists. The trial court ultimately dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction, stating that the Court of Claims was the proper forum. The court noted that "[t]here is no damage limitation in the Court of Claims for tort actions arising from the operation of a State motor vehicle by a State employee," citing the Court of Claims Act Section 8(d) (Ill.Rev.Stat.1991, ch. 37. par. 439.8(d)). Specific to this case, the Illinois Wrongful Death Act creates a cause of action in the name of the personal representatives on behalf of the next-‐of-‐kin. 740 ILCS 180/1 et seq. In a wrongful death case the claimant brings the action in the representative capacity by reason of being administrator of the estate of the deceased. She represents the next of kin of the deceased; they are the real parties in interest in the lawsuit, and in that sense are the real plaintiffs whose damages are to be determined. 740 ILCS 180/1; also see Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions, Civil 31.09. Central to this case when assessing damages, we note that Illinois law now allows compensation for grief, sorrow and mental suffering. 206 The Illinois Wrongful Death Act was first enacted in 1852 and almost from the outset Illinois courts prohibited recovery for bereavement. See Chicago and A.R. Co v. Shannon, 43 Ill. 338, 1867 WL 5039 (1867). But on May 31, 2007, Public Act 95-‐3 was signed into effect expanding the Illinois Wrongful Death Act, 740 ILCS 180/2 for actions accruing on or after its effective date allowing the judge or jury to award emotional damages to the surviving kin: In every such action the jury may give such damages as they shall deem a fair and just compensation with reference to the pecuniary injuries resulting from such death, including damages for grief, sorrow, and mental suffering, to the surviving spouse and next of kin of such deceased person. (Emphasis added) Thus, in assessing damages, the Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions now include compensation to the next of kin for grief, sorrow and mental suffering. See Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions, Civil 31.0. Beginning in the early 1980s the Illinois Supreme Court recognized certain non-‐economic damages that a claimant could recover under the Act and included those damages in the pecuniary injury definition. For example, in the decision of Elliott v. Willis, 92 Ill. 2d 530, 442 N.E.2d 163 (Ill. 1982) the plaintiff asked the trial court to instruct the jury when assessing damages to consider "the reasonable value of the society, companionship and conjugal relationship that the plaintiff had with her husband, and which she had been deprived of because of his death." After Elliott, the Illinois Supreme Court continued to expand the scope, of pecuniary injury involving non-‐economic losses. In Bullard v. Barnes, 102 Ill. 2d 505, 468 N.E.2d 1228 (Ill. 1984), the court held that parents are entitled to a 207 presumption of pecuniary injury from the loss of a deceased child's society and companionship in a wrongful death action. Although damages recoverable under the Act were expanded in Bullard to include loss of consortium, juries were forced to make their decisions by disregarding any consideration of the impact the death had on survivors emotionally. But, as we note, recovery for grief, sorrow or mental anguish is now recoverable under the May 2007 amended Act. In wrongful death actions next of kin may recover damages for loss of society and companionship. Elliott v. Wills. 92 Ill. 2d. 530, 442 N.E. 2d 163 (Ill. 1982). Loss of society damages may also be claimed by siblings but they do not enjoy the same presumption of pecuniary loss as parents. In Re Estate of Finley, 151 Ill. 2d 95, 601 N.E.2d 699 (Ill. 1992). See also Bullard v. Barnes, supra. As it relates to Tony and Mady, there is no distinction between full and half-‐
siblings based on 755 ILCS 5/2-‐1 as set forth in Johnson v. Provena St. Therese Medical Ctr., 334 Ill. App.3d 581, 778 N.E.2d 298 (2d Dist., 2002): For purposes of determining who is entitled to damages under the Wrongful Death Act, just compensation may be awarded to the "next of kin" of a decedent. "Next of kin" are those blood relatives of the decedent who are in existence at the time of the decedent's death who would take the decedent's property if the decedent had died intestate. Miller v. Kramarczyk, 306 Ill.App.3d 731, 714 N.E.2d 613 (2d Dist., 1999). Under the statutory rules of intestate descent of the Probate Act, if there is no surviving spouse or descendant but a parent, brother, sister, or descendant of a brother or sister of the decedent, the estate passes to the parents, brothers, sisters, and nephews and nieces of the decedent. 755 ILCS 5/2-‐1(d) (West 2000). No distinction is made between the "kindred of the whole and the half blood." 755 ILCS 5/2-‐1 (West 2000). Applying these principles and rules to the present case, the eligible beneficiaries to the wrongful death proceeds include (the) natural parents, siblings, and half-‐siblings that were in existence at the time of death. 208 Punitive damages are not recoverable in a wrongful death action. Gardner v. Geraghty, 98 Ill. App. 3d 10, 423 N.E.2d 1321 (1st Dist., 1981). Parents automatically assume a position of financial responsibility. Thus, when computing damages we should consider a dollar value arising from the loss of the child's society but also deduct from this figure the likely expenditures the family would have incurred had the child lived. Bullard supra at 518. "Society" has been defined as the mutual benefits each family member receives from each other's continued existence. This includes love, care, attention, affection, companionship and comfort. Simmons v. University of Chicago Hospitals, 247 Ill. App. 3d 177, 617 N.E.2d 278 (1st Dist.,1993). With the foregoing statutory guidance and case law as a backdrop this Court now must assess the value of the loss of Jessica and Kelli to the next of kin. Both Claimants and Respondent have cited recent verdicts and settlements in support of the damages issue. The Court takes judicial notice of these and other similar cases. But ultimately the task of determining damages is on a case by case basis. There exists no definitive mathematical formula rule by which to reach such a conclusion, the circumstances of each case are the only guide. We are simply directed to calculate the amount of pecuniary damages resulting from the death including damages for grief, sorrow and mental suffering to be awarded to each eligible beneficiary. 740 ILCS 180/2. Claimants went to great lengths to present evidence of the relationship of Jessica and Kelli with their family. Claimants called twenty-‐
four witnesses to talk about Jessica's and Kelli's lives. These witnesses included family, friends, co-‐workers of the parents, and educators. The picture presented 209 before the Court was that of a close and loving family. The testimony presented demonstrated that the divorce of the girls' parents did not diminish the love and affection the parents shared for Jessica and Kelli and that Jessica and Kelli remained a part of the lives of both parents and their two younger siblings. In the end Jessica and Kelli were an integral part of a modern divorced family and from all accounts brought joy and pleasure to their parents and younger siblings. There was testimony as to the circumstances of the deaths of Jessica and Kelli and those circumstances are relevant to assessing the grief, sorrow and mental suffering of their parents and younger siblings. As Kim Hasty, a licensed professional counselor and the only clinical witness on the issue of grief and mental suffering testified, the impact of grief depends upon various factors, including predictableness of loss, preventability of the loss, and the intentionality of the loss. The testimony is that on the day after Thanksgiving after having spent the previous day and the morning of their death immersed in family activities Jessica and Kelli were ripped from the lives of their family without notice in a horrific and preventable automobile accident. The testimony presented is that Kimberly Dorsey was frantic wondering where her missing daughters were and received first notification from uniformed police officers and the coroner who grimly approached her door. She could not bring herself to answer the door. She knew her worst fears were on the other side of that door. Brian Uhl actually drove by the accident scene when called into work and was notified by phone from the coroner that the horrendous auto crash scene that was still vivid in his memory actually took the lives of his two oldest children. The 210 parents and siblings then had to endure the reality that they could not say goodbye to their sisters and daughters, since the Uhl sisters were "unviewable" due to the condition of the bodies after this high-‐impact and high-‐velocity crash. In the minds of their parents, the recurrent vivid imagery of the crash and the condition of the girls at and after impact, per the testimony of Hasty further exacerbated the grief. Since then on days when least expected, the parents and siblings accidentally confront images of the gruesome deaths thrust before them by the recurring publicity. As stated by Hasty in her report (Claimants' Exhibit 5), "The grief process is not one of weeks or months, but of a lifetime as Mrs. Schlau's life has been forever changed. Grief is a condition for which there is no cure." By way of response, in its closing brief Respondent asks that in assessing damages the Court consider the mood survey filled out by Kim in June 2009. In that survey she reports low symptoms of grief, depression and anger. It is contended that her anguish has dissipated or resolved. Respondent's position does not take into account the real gravamen of Kim Hasty's testimony: grief is a lifelong process. Respondent's position does not address the evidence regarding the grief and sorrow these parents experienced losing not just one child, but two in such a sudden, unanticipated and cruel manner. Kim Hasty testified that parental grief does not end, that it is just changes in intensity. There was the initial shock. The sudden loss. There were no goodbyes, no closure. The girls were not even viewable, the media relentless. Kim testified that while she was overwhelmed with grief, over time she redirected her sorrow into good works, such as advocacy for 211 safety in police pursuits, legislation limiting or prohibiting texting or phoning while driving, organizing benefits for scholarships in her daughters' names and the development of a memorial website. She testified that although she wants to stay in bed all day, her surviving daughter Mady and the voices of Kelli and Jessica urge her to keep going. Claimants have sufficiently demonstrated that Kim's self-‐assessment report to her therapist is a reflection not of an absence of grief and sorrow, but that the human spirit is capable of great resiliency and that at some point Kim chose to turn her attention to the life she must live following the death of her daughters. The evidence presented for Brian is similar. He screamed in anguish as he drove to Kim's house following his learning of his daughters' deaths. His emotions at first were rage and the need to seek vengeance. His pain is quieter now. He seeks comfort in his faith and from his loved ones. He is now "darker and heavier". He has lost his spontaneity and lack of inhibition. In addition to grief, one of the factors to consider is loss of society. The testimony demonstrated that the parents of Jessica and Kelli Uhl will not be able to experience the pleasures associated with the significant milestones in the lives of their daughters. There will be no more graduations involving the girls, no more birthdays, no more holidays and no future grandchildren. Each time one of these milestones comes and passes the parents have lost the right to share these moments with their daughters and when those occur, they endure additional mental suffering. The law also allows survivors to be compensated for the deprivations associated with the loss of "mere" day to day observations of one's children as they grow and develop. As for the siblings each has gone from a 212 member of a three-‐sibling family to an only child. The evidence shows that both Mady and Tony have lost not only the future milestones cited above but have also lost the love, affection, care, attention, companionship, and guidance of two older sisters. Mady who is now in counseling cries for attention. Tony's grandpa finds him weeping. His teachers say Tony is withdrawn when he thinks of his angels in heaven. There is no presumption of pecuniary injuries to siblings. See Estate of Finley, supra. But we find that Claimants' counsel has demonstrated that Tony and Mady suffered significant pecuniary loss. The law provides that the life expectancy of the decedents and their next of kin is to be considered as a backdrop to an evaluation of loss of society. According to the Mortality Tables, a person Jessica's age would have had a normal life expectancy of an additional 63.0 years, and a person Kelli's age would live on average an additional 67.9 years. As of the date of the Uhl sisters' deaths, a person Kim's age has a life expectancy of an additional 42.6 years, while Brian had an average expectancy of an additional 36.8 years. A youth Mady's age could be expected to live 72.9 more years and one Tony's age 71.0 years more. Respondent presented Dr. Langford to value the lives of the Uhl sisters. Dr. Langford's report does not purport to address all of the issues before this Court on the issue of damages. First, by his own admission he was not provided detailed information that he requested in preparation of his report and testified that he made assumptions that the girls were "normal", but could not recall what he relied upon in making his conclusions as to the normalcy of the lives of the Uhl sisters. Second, Dr. Langford testified that his valuations were minimum values and that he 213 had no opinion as to what the maximum values would be and he could not calculate the other compensable elements of damages: the value of the loss of love, affection, care, attention, companionship, comfort, guidance and protection that the family suffered due to the loss of Jessica and Kelli. Finally, Dr. Langford's report includes a disclaimer: "Prior to the request to value the lives of Jessica E. Uhl and Kelli C. Uhl, to the best of my knowledge, I have not met nor known of them or their parents, Kimberly Dorsey or Brian Uhl, or other members of their family." Dr. Langford's analysis does not address the fact that in Illinois parents are entitled to a presumption of pecuniary loss. Smith v. Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, 203 Ill. App. 3d 465, 560 N.E.2d 1164 (lst Dist., 1990). In Mercy, the court noted "the presumption that parents derive significant financial benefits from their children bears little, if any resemblance to modern family life. The chief value of children to their parents is the intangible benefits they provide in the form of comfort, counsel and society, the court recognizes a rebuttable presumption of the loss of a minor child's society." The established rule is that if the wrongful death action is brought for a surviving spouse or lineal next of kin, the law presumes substantial pecuniary damages arising from the relationship alone, and it is immaterial whether they received pecuniary assistance from the deceased in the past. Rather, if depends upon whether but for a defendant's negligence society would have been exchanged. That there may have been no society in the past is irrelevant; it is the loss into the future which is compensable. Prendergast v. Cox, 128 Ill. App. 3d 84, 89, 470 N.E.2d 34, 27 (1st Dist., 1984); Schmall v. Village of Addison, 171 Ill. App. 3d 344, 352, 525 214 N.E.2d 258, 284 (2d Dist., 1988). As such Dr. Langford's testimony and opinions offer little probative value to the true value of the claim in this matter. It is the obligation of this Court to assess damages. In addition, Section 180/2 of the Wrongful Death Act (740 ILCS 180/2 (West 1992)) imposes on the Court in which the cause is heard the additional obligation to determine the distribution of the award. See also, Barry v. Owens Corning, 282 Ill. App. 3d 199, 668 N.E. 2d 8 (1st Dist., 1996). Based upon a review of the testimony of all of the witnesses and consideration of the tremendous pain and suffering associated with the deaths of Jessica and Kelli as to the next of kin, our prohibition on awarding punitive damages, and without considering the pain and suffering of Jessica and Kelli themselves, this Court enters judgment for Claimants' and enters an award as follows: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Claimants' claim is granted. Four million dollars ($4,000,000.00) is to be paid to Claimant Kimberly Dorsey, as Administrator of the Estate of Jessica Uhl and four million dollars ($4,000,000.00) to Kimberly Dorsey, as Administrator of the Estate of Kelli Uhl. In accord with our obligation to determine distribution of the award and subject to the duties and obligations of the court conducting the probate proceeding that arises from this action we find specific distribution to the next of kin as follows: The Estate of Jessica Uhl To Kimberly Schlau (previously Kim Dorsey) for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as for grief, sorrow and mental suffering, but deducting any 215 expenses incurred had her children survived, for the loss of Jessica Uhl, one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($1,750,000.00). To Brian Uhl for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as for grief, sorrow and mental suffering, but deducting any expenses incurred had his children survived, for the loss of Jessica Uhl, one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($1,750,000.00). To Anthony Uhl for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as grief, sorrow and mental suffering, for the loss of Jessica Uhl, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00). To Madelyn Dorsey for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as grief, sorrow and mental suffering, for the loss of Jessica Uhl, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00). Total award for Estate of Jessica Uhl, four million dollars ($4,000,000.00). The Estate of Kelli Uhl To Kimberly Schlau (previously Kim Dorsey) for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as for grief, sorrow and mental suffering, but deducting any expenses incurred had her children survived, for the loss of Kelli Uhl, one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($1,750,000.00). To Brian Uhl for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as for grief, sorrow and mental suffering, but deducting any expenses incurred had his children survived, for the loss of Kelli Uhl, one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($1,750,000.00). 216 To Anthony Uhl for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as grief, sorrow and mental suffering, for the loss of Kelli Uhl, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00). To Madelyn Dorsey for pecuniary loss including loss of society as well as grief, sorrow and mental suffering, for the loss of Kelli Uhl, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00). Total award for Estate of Kelli Uhl, four million dollars ($4,000,000.00). IT IS SO ORDERED. 217 (No. 04-‐CC-‐4688 – Claim awarded) HOMER RIVERA, individually and as father and next friend of PAUL RIVERA, a minor, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Respondent. Opinion filed March 2, 2011 SOO YEON LEE, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (MARTIN W. BURZAWS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Elements-‐ Claimant must assert facts establishing the following: the existence of a duty that respondent owed him; that Respondent breached that duty; and that the breach proximately caused Claimant’s damages. Claimant must also establish that the State had either actual or constructive notice of the alleged defect or dangerous condition. Constructive notice-‐ Constructive notice can be established by the length of time that the defect existed and/or the defect being so obvious that notice should be imputed by the nature of the condition itself. The condition of the fence that caused Claimant's injury was sharp and rusted, with shrubbery growing through it and it is not unreasonable to expect Respondent to have noticed it during one of their maintenance inspections. The condition existed for a sufficient period of time and was obvious enough to impute constructive notice to the State. Proximate cause-‐ Proximate cause is any cause which, in natural or probably sequence, produced the injury alleged. It does not need to be the only, last, or nearest cause of the injury. It is sufficient if it occurs with some other cause acting at the same time, which, in combination with it causes the injury. Claimant established both cause in fact and legal cause. Respondent's negligence was a cause in fact of the injury because, had the fence been property maintained, the Claimant would not have been impaled by the fence after tripping over a tree root. Claimant also established legal cause as it was foreseeable that pedestrians would use the jogging trail and would come in contact with the fence. Contributory fault-‐ Respondent's liability is limited by the extent to which Claimant's failure to exercise reasonable care in providing for his own safety contributed to his injuries. A claimant is barred from recovery if his contributory fault accounts for more than 50 percent of the proximate cause of his damages, but if his contributory fault accounts for 50 percent or less, recovery is diminished proportionate to the claimant's contributory fault. Claimant's action of running to the top of the hill in a wooded area where it was hard to see was negligent conduct that contributed to his injuries. Claimant was 50% at fault for his injuries and his award will be reduced accordingly. OPINION 218 Birnbaum, J. Claimant, Homer Rivera (individually and as father and next friend of Paul Rivera), filed this two-‐count complaint sounding in negligence on June 21, 2004. Claimant seeks damages for injuries that Paul suffered after being impaled on the left side of his neck by a broken wire chain link fence on property owned and maintained by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). This injury occurred when Paul tripped onto said fence while jogging through the Cook County Forest Preserve (commonly known as LaBagh Woods) which runs along the Edens Expressway near Cicero Avenue and Foster Avenue in Chicago. In Count I, Claimant asserts that IDOT negligently maintained the broken wire fence that was the proximate cause of Paul's injuries. Claimant seeks $55,000 for pain and suffering, $27,000 for loss of normal life, and $3,000 for disfigurement for a total of $85,000. In Count II, Claimant asserts that as the parent of the injured minor, he is entitled to $12,025.67 in compensation for medical damages under the Family Expense Statute, 750 ILCS 65/15. FACTUAL BACKGROUND This matter went to hearing on December 1, 2009, before a commissioner. At that hearing, Paul Rivera testified that on June 21, 2003, he and four friends were jogging in the Cook County Forest Preserve. Paul was 15 years old at the time and had been to the Preserve four times before. Paul and his friends entered through the main entrance of the Preserve and proceeded to jog on one of the dirt paths going through the woods. Paul testified there are similar dirt paths throughout the Preserve. While none of these dirt paths are marked with signs designating them as 219 trails, he was certain that they are trails meant for foot travel because they stand out from the surrounding ground packed with grass and other vegetation. Paul further testified that he did not remember what time they started jogging, but he remembered the sun was still out. He noted "everything was camouflaged" because despite the daylight, it was still hard to see things in the Preserve because it is so heavily wooded. After about an hour of jogging on the trail, Paul and his friends were tired and wanted to go home. Paul ran ahead to see if the trail led to an exit. Paul further testified that the trail headed directly toward the Edens Expressway up to the top of a hill, then immediately curved away from the Expressway and ran parallel to it. From the top of the hill, the Expressway was about 60 feet straight ahead. Based on where the fence posts were, had the fence been up, it would have been a couple of feet in front of him. Paul estimated that about eight feet of the fence was on the ground. The portion he fell on was about a foot off the ground and covered the edge of where the trail began to curve. He described the fence as in very poor condition: it was very sharp and rusted with shrubs on it, "like nature grew right on it." Paul's friends were about ten seconds behind him as he started running eight to ten feet upwards on the hill. When he got to the top, he tripped over a large tree root and impaled himself in the neck when he landed on a broken chain link wire fence on the ground that was partially on the trail. He could not see the root or the fence until he got to the top of the hill when it was already too late. Soon after, one 220 of Paul's friends tripped over the root as well. He caught himself from falling, but still cut his arm against the fence. When Paul landed on the broken wire fence, a sharp edge went through his neck causing a laceration that was approximately five centimeters deep and three inches long. He was bleeding a lot and his friends eventually flagged down a law enforcement officer, and he was taken to a hospital by ambulance. He recalled that it was still daylight when he was transported in the ambulance. At the hospital, he was x-‐rayed for fractures and received six stitches for the laceration on the left side of his neck. An angiogram revealed that there was no vascular damage, but Paul testified that the procedure was very painful, stating that the doctors had to cut his leg open and insert a camera into his artery. Because of this procedure, he was not supposed to bend his knee for a while so his leg was placed in a brace for a couple of days. Paul had a follow-‐up doctor's visit three weeks later to receive a tetanus shot, then a second visit to have the stitches removed. He has a permanent scar on the left side of his neck that is two inches long and approximately half an inch wide. The pain associated with the angiogram incision lasted for about the first two weeks, but the tight, throbbing pain in his neck lasted a little over a month and prevented him from being able to move his head very much. During this month-‐
long period, Paul mostly rested in bed and was unable to perform normal, everyday functions like dressing himself, bending over, or picking things up due to the pain. He also had trouble sleeping well. 221 During the following five month period, Paul slowly got better and stronger. He was getting used to the discomfort and pain and was able to start performing some of the normal everyday functions. He still had constant pain in his neck and the scar was very sensitive. Over the subsequent six months, the pain in his neck became less constant. About a year after the injury, he was able to perform everyday functions without pain. At the time of his testimony, approximately five years after the injury, Paul still suffered some discomfort and pain when participating in certain extracurricular activities such as weightlifting, an activity he enjoys and had just started getting into before his injury. He is unable to challenge himself the way he would like. When he lifts weights over his head he sometimes gets a shooting pain from his neck that will make his arm drop. This shooting pain caused him to give up break dancing altogether because the neck pain rendered him unable to support himself with his left arm. Paul further testified that sometimes he gets spasms where the scar is when he looks peripherally. The scar is no longer sensitive but it occasionally causes him discomfort when it is touched or when he stretches. This slight, occasional sensitivity has caused him to play football much less because he is afraid of getting touched on the neck, though the appearance of the scar does not bother him. Sharon Watson, IDOT Litigation Supervisor, testified that she was not familiar with the area in question and had no personal knowledge about when/if the broken fence in question had last been repaired. The fence was installed over fifty years ago, but IDOT had no record of it. The parties stipulated that Watson's 222 testimony regarding notice was that IDOT had no actual notice of the broken fence prior to Claimant's incident. John English, Resident Technician of the IDOT Bureau of Maintenance since April of 2004 and a 26 ½ year IDOT veteran, testified that he is responsible for making sure the access control fences in his district, which includes the location in question, are in good repair. His duties include driving daily on state roadways and inspecting the fences for damage. Most of these daily inspections are conducted from inside his vehicle. Out-‐of-‐vehicle inspections usually occur only if the Bureau sends him to a particular location pursuant to a complaint or police report. English testified that part of the inspection process is dependent on citizen complaints and police reports because the Bureau is short-‐staffed and there are nearly 1,000 miles of road to cover. English further testified that he knew of no complaints being filed regarding the fence in question prior to June 20, 2003. The first complaint about the fence in question that he was aware of was on February 18, 2007. He inspected the area on February 19, 2007, and noted the area surrounding the fence in question had "heavy brush and vegetation." He estimated that the fence was about 120 to 150 feet from the Edens Expressway, and though part of the fence was visible, no defects were visible from that distance, even when he stepped out of his vehicle. Due to the dense vegetation, English had to go through the Forest Preserve entrance to inspect the fence. He noted that on his way to the fence, there was thick vegetation and growth, stating, "the overgrowth was so thick, it was -‐ it couldn't be 223 described as anything else than a wooded area." He also testified that he did not see any type of trail leading to the fence. Henry Torchalski, IDOT Engineer Technician 5, testified that on June 20, 2003, he was working with the Edens Expressway Yard and had been in that assignment for about a year. His duties included finding deficiencies in maintaining the roadway and the area twenty to sixty feet beside it. He clarified that he is not an inspector, but if he or his crew noticed anything wrong with the fence in question, they would have notified the appropriate personnel. He testified that prior to June 20, 2003, neither he nor any of his crew reported any defects about the fence in question. This Court heard oral arguments from both parties and each side submitted post oral argument briefs. LEGAL ANALYSIS To state a cause of action sounding in negligence, a claimant must assert facts establishing the following: the existence of a duty that respondent owed him; that respondent breached that duty; and that the breach proximately caused the claimant's damages. Estate of Johnson by Johnson v. Condell Memorial Hospital, 119 Ill.2d 496, 520 N.E.2d 37 (Ill. 1988). Generally, one owes a duty of ordinary care to guard against injuries to others that may result as a reasonably probable and foreseeable consequence of negligent conduct. Karas v. Strevell, 369 Ill.App.3d 884, 860 N.E.2d 1163 (2nd Dist., 2006). As part of this duty, the State must protect others from dangerous conditions on its premises. Van Der Heyden v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 341 (1996); Wilson v. State, 41 Ill. Ct. Cl. 50 (1989). However, the State is not an 224 insurer of the safety of all persons who visit its facilities. Bahl v. State, 49 Ill. Ct. Cl. 120 (1997). Claimant must also establish that the State had either actual or constructive notice of an alleged defect or dangerous condition before recovery is allowed. Dunbar v. State, 45 Ill. Ct. Cl. 175 (1992). In its post oral argument brief, Respondent raises the argument that it "owes no duty of care to maintain its right-‐of-‐ways for the use of unintended and unforeseeable users," citing numerous cases regarding the duty owed to pedestrians while on roadways. However, those cases are factually distinguishable from this case and therefore inapposite. Specifically, Paul Rivera was not a pedestrian on a roadway; rather, he was running on a jogging path and fell on a fence that was not properly maintained by IDOT. As Claimant points out in his post oral argument brief, "[t]he fence was installed by IDOT to separate and prevent people and animals from coming onto the expressway." As such, it is foreseeable that injury would occur if the fence was in disrepair. Notice Respondent does not contest that the broken wire fence constituted a dangerous condition. Rather, Respondent argues that it did not have notice of the condition and that the condition was not the proximate cause of Paul Rivera's injuries. We first address the issue of notice. There are two types of notice, actual and constructive. Watson, English and Torchalski all testified that Respondent had no actual notice about the condition of the fence prior to the incident. We next turn to constructive notice. The two general methods for proving constructive notice of a defect are the length of time that the defect existed and/or 225 the defect being so obvious that constructive notice should be imputed by the nature of the condition itself. Alsobrook v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 205 (1995); King v. State, 54 Ill. Ct. Cl. 305 (2001). However, the State is not an insurer of the safety of all persons travelling on its property. Bahl, supra. Accordingly, the State is not required to undertake extraordinarily burdensome inspections or maintain its property in such condition that patrons may wander at will over each and every portion thereof. Lyons v. State, 39 Ill. Ct. Cl. 192 (1987); Pulizanno v. State, 22 Ill. Ct. Cl. 234 (1956). Here, Paul Rivera described the condition of the fence as very poor. It was very sharp and rusted, with shrubbery growing through it. Respondent did not offer any evidence to dispute this characterization. Respondent contends that because the fence is subjected to harsh outdoor elements, its condition does not necessarily mean that it had been that way for a long time. We disagree. Fences are made to withstand the elements of nature over time, otherwise they would have to be replaced often. Rust aside, the growth of vegetation indicates that the fence was in this condition for a considerable period of time. Further, there is no indication that the area where the fence was in disrepair was a restricted area; to the contrary, it was part of a path available to pedestrians. Also, the damaged portion of the fence protruded onto the path. Combined with the fact that the fence had been in disrepair for a long period of time, it is not unreasonable to expect Respondent to have noticed it. This does not amount to burdensome inspections as in cases referenced above. Here, the State is charged with maintaining a fence in an area where there are paths for pedestrian traffic. 226 While the stretch of fence is long, it is a finite area along the highway where the fence runs. Proper maintenance of the fencing in this area is a reasonable expectation considering the Edens Expressway is a short distant beyond where the fence should have been erected, adding another element to the dangerous condition that existed. Accordingly, we find that the dangerous condition existed for a sufficient period of time and that the nature of the condition itself was so obvious as to impute constructive notice to the State. Proximate cause We now consider whether the dangerous condition was the proximate cause of Paul Rivera's injuries. Respondent contends that Claimant has failed to establish that the fence was the proximate cause of the injury Paul sustained since he fell on the fence after tripping on a root on IDOT property. "Proximate cause is any cause which, in natural or probable sequence, produced the injury complained of. It need not be the only cause or the last cause or the nearest cause. It is sufficient if it concurs with some other cause acting at the same time, which, in combination with it, causes the injury. (Definition adopted by Court from Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions.)" Harry W. Kuhn Redi-‐Mix Concrete v. State, 45 Ill. Ct. Cl. 33 (1993). The term "proximate cause" encompasses two distinct requirements, "cause in fact" and "legal cause." Lee v. Chicago Transit Authority, 152 Ill.2d 432, 605 N.E.2d 493 (Ill. 1992). A defendant's conduct will be considered the "cause in fact" of an injury if it was a material element or substantial factor in bringing about the injury; but for the 227 negligent conduct, the injury would not have occurred. Abrams v. City of Chicago, 211 Ill.2d 251, 811 N.E.2d 670 (Ill. 2004). In the case sub judice, if the fence had been properly maintained, Paul would not have been impaled after tripping on the tree root. Thus, Respondent's negligence was a cause in fact of the injury sustained. The second requirement, "legal cause" is established only if the defendant's conduct is "so closely tied to the plaintiff's injury that he should be held legally responsible for it." Simmons v. Green, 198 Ill.2d 541, 762 N.E.2d 720 (Ill. 2002). The proper inquiry regarding legal cause involves an assessment of foreseeability, in which we ask whether the injury is of a type that a reasonable person would see as a likely result of his conduct. Young v. Bryco Arms, 213 Ill.2d 433, 821 N.E.2d 1078 (Ill. 2004). Respondent argues that the fence was not the legal cause of Paul's injury because the fence is an "occasion" and not a cause, citing Thompson v. County of Cook, 154 Ill.2d 374, 609 N.E.2d 290 (Ill. 1993). However, Thompson indicates the exact opposite, citing Briske v. Village of Burnham, 379 Ill. 193, 39 N.E.2d 976 (Ill. 1942): "[t]he cause of an injury is that which actually produces it, while the occasion is that which provides an opportunity for causal agencies to act." Here, the damaged fence is what actually produced the injury, i.e., the laceration to Paul's neck. The tree root provided the "occasion" which lead to the jagged fence on the ground which caused the injury. In any event, foreseeability is the relevant question regarding legal cause. We must ask if it is foreseeable that someone could get injured on the broken fence. It is obvious that the fence's jagged condition and sharp protruding edges rendered 228 it dangerous. The relevant issue is whether it is foreseeable that someone would come into contact with it. The fence, in its damaged condition, had fallen onto the trail. Even though Respondent notes that the paths were not marked as trails and were not paved, we are satisfied that these dirt paths were used as trails. While Respondent now contends that photos taken four years after the incident establish that there were no jogging trails in the Forest Preserve, we reject this argument and find that Claimant established that there was a trail used as a jogging path and Paul was injured while running on same. As set forth above, there is no evidence that visitors were prohibited from using them as trails or from the area in question. In fact, the very purpose of the fence was to prevent people from walking out onto the Edens Expressway; thus, it was foreseeable, even anticipated, that there would be pedestrian traffic in that area. Accordingly, Respondent's argument regarding proximate cause fails. Comparative Fault Respondent argues in the alternative that its negligence was not the sole proximate cause because Claimant's negligence also contributed to his damages. Respondent's liability is limited by the extent to which Claimant's failure to exercise reasonable care in providing for his own safety contributed to his injuries. Illinois follows a partial comparative negligence scheme: a plaintiff is barred from recovery if his contributory fault accounts for more than 50 percent of the proximate cause of his damages, but if his contributory fault accounts for 50 percent or less, recovery is 229 diminished proportionate to plaintiffs contributory fault. See Karas v. Strevell, supra; 735 ILCS 5/2-‐1116. Respondent contends that Paul Rivera did not exercise reasonable care in providing for his own safety and thus contributed to his injuries. This apportionment of fault exceeds 50 percent, thus rendering Respondent not liable, or at a minimum, any award given should be reduced by the percentage of fault attributable to his negligence. For Respondent's argument to have merit, there must be a link between a negligent act by Claimant and his damages. Here, Paul Rivera's injuries occurred because of the dangerous condition of the fence. However, he came into contact with that dangerous condition after tripping over a tree root. Thus, if Paul's tripping over the tree root was due to negligence on his own part, he is liable for the portion attributable to his comparative negligence. Respondent infers that the area where Paul tripped and fell was not part of the dirt path and that he veered off the path when he ran up the hill. However, Paul testified that he followed the path up the hill and the broken fence was "partially on the trail on the edge like where the curve is." Nenad Gusa also testified that he was with Paul the day that he was injured and that they stayed on the dirt path. Gusa specifically testified after inquiry from the commissioner at the hearing that the path led up the hill which is why they followed it. There is no evidence in the record indicating that this area was not part of the dirt path. On the other hand, given the uneven terrain characteristic of a wooded area, the fact that Paul admitted it was hard to see things in the Preserve even when the 230 sun was out because it is a heavily wooded area, and the fact that he could not see what was at the top of the hill but ran up it anyway, it would be foreseeable to a reasonable person that he could trip and that, accordingly, he should use caution. Thus, we find that Paul was also negligent, and that his conduct more likely than not contributed to his injuries in that it exposed him to Respondent's dangerous condition. However, Paul's share of fault is not more that 50%. His negligence did set in motion the chain of events leading to his damages, but if Respondent had properly maintained the fence, Paul would not have been injured. Thus, we find that Paul's apportionment of fault is 50% and Respondent is liable for 50% of his damages. Claimant is entitled to recover medical expenses under the Family Expenses Statute. Respondent does not contest the amount in medical damages, which is $12,025.67. We now turn to non-‐economic damages. For one month, Paul was almost bed-‐ridden due to pain. For at least six months, Paul was in constant pain and barely able to perform everyday functions. For another six months, his condition improved, but he still had intermittent throbbing neck pain. Paul has a permanent scar on his neck which is two inches by half an inch wide. While the appearance does not bother him, it still spasms. Even five years after the injury, Paul, who was active before his injury and still tries to be now, cannot fully perform in certain sports like weight lifting or football because of occasional shooting neck pain or the anxiety associated with it. This same occasional pain has caused him to give up break dancing entirely. 231 Respondent argues that, if anything, Claimant should receive $10,000 for pain and suffering and loss of normal life. Claimant argues that he should receive $55,000 for pain and suffering, $27,000 for loss of normal life, and $3,000 for disfigurement. We find that Claimant has established that he is entitled to $15,000 for pain and suffering and $15,000 for loss of normal life, and $1,000 for disfigurement, for a total of $31,000. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Respondent compensate Claimant 50% of $43,025.67 or $21,512.84. 232 (No. 07-‐CC-‐3474 – Claim denied) CLYDE TAYLOR and SALLY JO TAYLOR, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Respondent. February 4, 2011 FREDERICK TURNER, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (SCOTT B. SIEVERS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Option contract-‐ An option contract does not become a contract for the sale of property until the holder of the option exercises it in strict conformity with the conditions therein. Where the parties stipulate that the agreement is to be in writing as a condition precedent, it will not become a contract until written. Oral or implied contract agreements are only enforceable in cases of emergency. No emergency circumstances existed in this case and no written documents evidencing an agreement were produced. Claimants failed to produce the required written elements for strict conformity under the contract. Contract, Statute of Limitations-‐ No action may be brought under an unwritten, unsigned contract that is not to be performed within one year of its execution or one charging any person for the sale of real property or any interest in or concerning real property for a term longer than one year under the Illinois' Statute of Frauds. Claimants allege Respondent's oral exercise of the option contract occurred over eleven years ago and so Claimants have failed the statutory requirement. Merger Doctrine-‐ A merger by deed doctrine provides that a complete, valid, written contract merges and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous negotiations and agreements dealing with the same subject matter. Whether the deed merges or to what extent it does so upon delivery to the buy is a matter of the contracting parties' intent. Both parties contemplated the extinction of their contractual rights upon the deed's delivery. The Claimants failed to prove that the fence language in the option contract was a collateral agreement and their cause of action was precluded under the merger doctrine. Summary Judgment, Interpretation of a contract-‐ Summary judgment is proper if the pleadings, admissions, depositions, affidavits and other relative matters on file show that there is no genuine issue of material fact and that the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. The evidence is to be strictly construed against the moving part and liberally construed for the opponent. The interpretation of a contract is a matter of law not fact, and should be ruled on in the summary judgment stage of the proceedings. The Claimants failed to show there was a genuine issue of material fact. They did not provide any written evidence required for strict conformity under the option contract, Respondent's oral exercise of the option is barred under the Statute of Frauds, and the fence terms merged under the deed. Respondent was entitled to judgment as a matter of law. ORDER 233 Birnbaum, J. This case is before the Court on Respondent's motion for summary judgment under 2-‐1005 of the Code of Civil Procedure. The claim arises from Claimants' charge of an alleged breach of option contract against the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, then known as the Illinois Department of Conservation, authorized under MC 2556-‐L. MC 2556-‐L details the Department's policy governing the use of fencing in the State's negotiation for purchasing land. Claimants seek $55,000 in damages and their costs under the alleged enforceable fence terms of the option contract. This Court has jurisdiction under section 8(b) of the Court of Claims Act to rule on authorized claims against the State founded upon any contract entered into with the State of Illinois. 705 ILCS 505/8 (b). Nature of the Claim In 1991 the Norfolk Southern Railroad gave southeastern Illinois property to the Department of Conservation, which developed the property into the Tunnel Hill State Trail route. The Department of Conservation MC 2556-‐L policy was in effect at this time expressing the standard procedure for the Department in providing materials for fencing in negotiations for the purchase of land. Initially, the Claimants signed a document titled "Option Contract" in June of 1991 regarding conditions offence installation On October 8, 1991, the Claimants granted a quit-‐
claim deed to Respondents for parcel No. 89-‐11 adjacent to the abandoned railroad. The Option Contract stated that the option "may be so exercised by the giving of said notice at any time hereafter, and on, or before the 12th day of October 1991". (Ex. G.) The contract also stated: "If notice of exercise of this option is not given on 234 or before the time above provided, this option and all rights hereunder shall terminate". The Claimants allege the Department of Conservation gave oral and written notice of exercise of the option but the Respondents argue there is no written evidence showing such notice of exercise. On December 30, 2002, the Claimants wrote the Department of Conservation requesting the fence and watergaps, believing the option contract placed no time restrictions upon installation. Claimant argues that the letter of Respondent dated October 9, 1991 and the letter they wrote themselves on December 30, 2002, evidenced and confirmed the existence of Respondent's exercise of its option contract. Option Contract It is a proposition of the law that an option contract does not become a contract for the sale of property until the holder of the option has exercised the same in strict conformity with the conditions therein prescribed. Moehling v. Pierce, 3 Ill. 2d 418, 121 N.E. 2d 735, 737 (1984). Further where the parties stipulate the agreement to be in writing as a condition precedent to its completion it will not be a contract until this is done. Calo, Inc. v. A.M.F. Pinspotters, Inc., 31 Ill. App. 2d 2, 176 N.E. 2d 1, 5 (1961). Claimants' option contract exercises strict conformity in specifically prescribing that the exercise of the option by Respondent is through "giving written notice to either of the above named grantor(s) of this option that the State has elected to exercise its right to purchase." (Ex. G.) However, Claimants are not able to produce such specific documents and thus attest that "no such reports/documents exist." (Resps. To Req. to Produce. No. 7.) Thus, the Claimants 235 fail to demonstrate the necessary written elements of strict conformity specifically provided in the option contract. This Court recognizes the legislative and judicial intent in upholding strict conformity in contracts. However, this is also considerable authority weighing the contractual intent between the parties." In construing a contract, and determining the intention of the parties, the instrument should be read and considered as a whole, and the meaning of particular language may be enlarged or limited according to the true intent of the parties as made manifest by the various provisions of the contract as a whole." (Illinois Law and Practice, sec. 215 Contracts pp. 372-‐73, and cases cited therein). In applying this fundamental contract principle, this Court believes when the Claimants granted the quit-‐claim deed to Respondents the fence option provisions merged within the deed. The Claimants further contend that Respondent's gave oral notice of exercise of the option. However, this Court has held that oral or implied contracts allegedly entered into by State entities are only enforceable when services provided to the State were of an emergency nature. Nile Marriot, Inc. v. State, 28 Ill. Ct. Cl. 351 (1973); Patenberg & Patenberg v. Department of Public Works, 27 Ill. Ct. Cl. 1 (1969); Agles v. State, 37 Ill. Ct. Cl. 134 (1983). In this specific case, the Claimants admit no emergency circumstances existed. (Exs. H-‐K, Cls.' Ans. To Interrog. No. 9.) Further, parol evidence rules under Section 1 and 2 of the Illinois' statute of frauds prescribe that no action may be brought under an unwritten and unsigned agreement that is not to be performed within a year of its execution or an unwritten and unsigned contract charging any person for the sale of real property or any interest in or 236 concerning real property for a term longer than a year. 740 ILCS 80/1 to 2. In this case the Claimants have failed the statutory requirement as eleven years have passed since the contract was originally formed and when the Claimants allege Respondent's oral exercise of the option. In viewing the intent of the parties, this Court holds the quit-‐claim deed for parcel No. 89-‐11 in consideration for nine hundred and fifty dollars extinguished the fence option initially discussed. Merger Doctrine The "merger by deed" doctrine provides that a complete, valid, written contract merges and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous negotiations and agreements dealing with the same subject matter. Emmitt v. Carlson, 215 Ill. App. 304 (1919); Czarobski v. Lata, 227 Il. 2d 364, 369 (2008). Therefore, it is a well-‐
settled legal principle that if the terms of a contract for a sale of real property are fulfilled by delivery of the deed, there is a merger, and the deed supersedes all contract provisions. In addition, courts have also noted that whether and to what extent the sales contract merges into the deed upon delivery to the buyer is also a matter of the parties' intent. Daniels v. Anderson, 162 Ill. 2d 47, 204 Ill. Dec. 666, 642 N.E. 2d 128 (1994). The language of the instruments and the surrounding circumstances evidences this intent. Here, there is little evidence the parties anticipated their alleged option contract agreements would survive the closing. First, the alleged agreement to provide materials and to labor to build a fence would have contradicted Department policy. (Ex. E. ¶ 8) In addition, the Claimants waited eleven years from the granting of the quit-‐claim deed to request the fence. Further, 237 the Claimants have taken no steps since their 2002 request to put up a fence on their own. Initially, we note that the Claimant has cited no persuasive authority for the proposition that the issue of fence installation language is generally considered a collateral matter which is independent from the passage of title, and thus excluded from the "merger by deed" doctrine, nor have we discovered any case which supports that contention. Additionally, there is no evidence in the record that either party intended that the installation of the fence be a separate and independent agreement which was collateral to the conveyance of the deed—especially as the Department of Conservation's Division of Technical Services sent the Claimants a letter on October 9, 1991 referencing the enclosed option contract that had contained the agreed conditions regarding fence installation immediately after the quit-‐claim deed to which no action was taken by the Complaints. (Compl. Ex. A.). It is clear that both parties contemplated the extinction of their contractual rights and duties upon the delivery of the deed. Consequently, because the Claimant failed to prove that the fence language in the option contract was a collateral agreement, this Court precluded its cause of action under the merger doctrine. Summary Judgment Standard Under 2-‐1005 of the Code of Civil Procedure, summary judgment is only proper if the pleadings, admissions, depositions, affidavits and other relative matters on file show that there is no genuine issue of material fact and that the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. 735 ILCS 5/2-‐1005(c). In ruling on a summary judgment motion the evidence already established in the record must 238 be construed in favor of the opponent of the motion. Canteen Twp. v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 179, 181 (1995). When a Respondent moves for summary judgment, the claimant must come forward with admissible evidence. Freeman v. State, 55 Ill. Ct. Cl. 329, 336 (2003). The evidence under consideration in ruling on a motion for summary judgment is to be strictly construed against the moving party and liberally construed in favor of its opponent. Winters v. State, 60 Ill. Ct. Cl. 272, 273 (2008). The interpretation of a contract—especially a facially unambiguous contract—is a matter of law and not a matter of fact, and therefore should be disposed of at the summary judgment stage. Baker's Pharm. v. State, 52 Ill. Ct. Cl. 442, 452 (1999). In the case at bar, the Claimants failed to provide evidence of any written documents establishing the necessary elements of strict conformity prescribed in the option contract. Further, their assertions of Respondent's oral exercise of the option are barred under the Illinois' Statute of Frauds because of the time period between the option contract and alleged oral exercise. Lastly, in viewing the intention of the parties in forming a contract the fence option terms merged under the provisions of the quit-‐claim deed under the legal precedent of the "merger by deed "doctrine. The Claimants have failed to show that there is a genuine issue of material fact and thus the Respondent is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law. 735 ILCS 5/2-‐1005(c). Respondent's motion for summary judgment against the Claimants is GRANTED. This matter is dismissed with prejudice. 239 (No. 08-‐CC-‐2483 – Claim denied) BRENDA GILLESPIE, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Respondent. Opinion filed February 4, 2011 RICHARD SAAVEDRA, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (SCOTT B. SIEVERS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Negligence-‐Slip and fall on roadside-‐Failure to state a claim-‐ A cause of action for negligence require the claimant to establish the existence of a duty, a breach of that duty, an injury which proximately resulted from that breach, and that the State had actual or constructive knowledge of the dangerous condition. Claimant was walking on the roadside and stepped into a hole on the edge of the pavement causing injury. There is no duty for the State to maintain the paved shoulder area of a highway for pedestrian use. Even if such a duty exists, Claimant failed to show that the State had either constructive or actual notice of the pavement’s condition. Because of this, she failed to state a claim upon which relief could be granted and her case was dismissed. ORDER Burns, J. This case comes before this Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, pursuant to Section 2-‐615 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. 735 ILCS 5/2-‐615. The Respondent filed its motion on November 13, 2009. The Claimant filed its response on May 17, 2010. The Court being fully advised: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: Respondent's Motion to Dismiss is granted and Claimant's Complaint is dismissed for the following reasons: 1) there is no duty, as a matter of law, for the State to maintain the paved shoulder area of a highway for pedestrian use; and 2) even if such a duty existed, the Claimant's complaint fails to plead that the 240 Respondent had either constructive or actual notice of the allegedly dangerous condition. The Claimant alleges that on March 6, 2006 she was walking on the roadside of Poplar Street in Harrisburg, Illinois. There were no pedestrian sidewalks available for the Claimant to travel on, so she was walking on the roadside. While the Claimant walked along the roadside a vehicle approached her from behind, and fearing she was in the path of the vehicle, she moved to get out of the way. At that time, she stepped into a hole on the edge of the pavement and was subsequently injured. The Claimant suffered a maxillary fracture, severe bruising and swelling on her face, head, right shoulder and right foot, along with a torn rotator cuff in her shoulder which required surgery. Following her injury, the Claimant spent several months in physical therapy. The Claimant alleged that the Respondent negligently failed to maintain its premises as to prevent the Claimant's accident. In response to the Complaint, the Respondent filed a Motion to Dismiss. The Respondent argued that the Complaint failed to plead that Poplar Street in Harrisburg was a state highway, that the Respondent owed a duty to pedestrians to maintain the shoulder of a state highway, and that the Respondent had prior notice of the allegedly dangerous condition. In her Response to the Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, the Claimant states only that the injury occurred on a public pedestrian walkway, and therefore reiterates her claim that the State bears responsibility. The Claimant does not address the issue of lack of notice. 241 No allegation is made in the Complaint that Poplar Street in Harrisburg is a state highway. Assuming arguendo that Poplar Street is a state highway, however, this Court finds, as a matter of law, that the Respondent did not have a legal duty to maintain the shoulder of the road for pedestrian use in the same manner as it was required to maintain the traveled portion of the road. While it is well-‐settled that the State has a duty to maintain its roads in a reasonably safe condition for the purposes to which the portion in question is devoted, the law imposes no general duty on governmental entities for the safeguarding of pedestrians when they are using the public streets as sidewalks. Wheel v. State, 42 Ill.Ct.Cl. 231, 233 (1990). Even where there is no sidewalk available for pedestrians, as in the instant case, the State does not thereby acquire a duty to maintain the shoulder of a road in the same manner as it does the traveled portion. In Callen v. State, 23 Ill.Ct.Cl. 172 (1959), this Court addressed a claim against the State that arose after the claimant fell into a hole on the shoulder of a state highway while leaving a tavern on the way to his parked car. The claimant filed a negligence claim in which he contended that the respondent owed a duty to pedestrians walking on the shoulder, or right of way, to maintain it for their protection. Id. at 174-‐175. In rejecting the claimant's contention and denying the claim, the Callen court wrote: "[Even] though claimant and other patrons of the tavern had a right to walk upon the shoulder or State right of way going to and from the tavern, this would not require or place a duty upon the State to so repair or maintain the shoulder for pedestrians." Callen, at 175-‐76. Further, in order to maintain a cause of action for negligence, a claimant must allege facts establishing the existence of a duty, a breach of that duty, and an 242 injury which proximately resulted from the breach. Ondes v. State, 43 Ill. Ct. Cl. 272, 275 (1990). When the Respondent is the State, the Claimant must also establish that the State knew of the condition, and that the condition proximately caused the incident. Cole v. State, 57 Ill. Ct. Cl. 227, 229 (2005). The failure to establish notice of the condition precludes recovery. Id. "The mere fact that a dangerous condition existed is not, by itself, sufficient to constitute an act of negligence on the part of the Respondent." Sowizrol v. State, 51 Ill. Ct. Cl. 91, 97 (1996). A claimant must prove that the State had "actual" or "constructive" knowledge of a pothole. Holm v. State, 54 Ill. Ct. Cl. 312, 316 (2001) citing, Kirby v. State, 42 Ill. Ct. Cl. 77 (1990). In the case at hand, the Claimant has failed to plead any facts to establish that the Respondent had notice of the defect in the roadside, therefore, a negligence action cannot stand. For the Claimant to prevail, she would have to establish that the Respondent had either constructive or actual knowledge of the pothole. The Claimant has not alleged either actual or constructive knowledge on the part of the State, and it cannot be established based upon the available record. Her recovery, therefore, is barred. For the foregoing reasons, the Claimant's complaint fails to state a claim upon which relief can be granted and, therefore, is hereby dismissed. 243 (No. 09-‐CC-‐2951 – Claim denied) GREGORY BARTLETT, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Respondent. Opinion filed February 4, 2011 RICHARD GROSSMAN, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (JACQUELINE K. WILLIAMS, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Contracts-‐Third-‐party beneficiary-‐ In Illinois there is a strong presumption against creating rights in a third-‐party beneficiary. To overcome that presumption, the intent to benefit a third party must affirmatively appear from the language of the document and the circumstances surrounding its execution. Claimant failed to show that there were any such provisions within the State of Illinois Self-‐Insured Motor Vehicle Liability Plan. ORDER Birnbaum, J. This matter is before the Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss. Claimant filed a complaint on May 1, 2009, stating this is an action "in contract wherein the Claimant, Gregory Bartlett seeks payment from the State of Illinois of a judgment entered against its employee, Emmanuel Ford in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois in the case of Gregory Bartlett v. Emmanuel Ford, No. 06 L 009476. On March 1, 2007, a money judgment was entered in favor of Claimant against Emmanuel Ford for his negligent operation of a motor vehicle owned by the State of Illinois and assigned to him for his exclusive use." In that case, Claimant alleged that the vehicle that struck him was being driven by Tonnita Edwards, which had been rear ended by the state vehicle which was being driven by Ford. Respondent argues that this claim should be dismissed for failure to state a claim, lack of standing, and failure to exhaust remedies. Claimant filed a Motion for 244 Summary Judgment along with his Response to Respondent's Motion to Dismiss, basing that motion on pages 1 through 5 of said Response. On September 27, 2002, Emmanuel Ford, an employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation, was driving a state vehicle for personal use during non-‐work hours when his car collided with a car being driven by Tonnita Edwards which in turn collided with Claimant's car. Respondent prepared a Departmental Report wherein Ford states that he was "extremely ill during the week of September 24-‐27" and "did not have access to his personal vehicle and used the remaining medication" he had in his possession. At that time, Ford "misused" the state vehicle by driving it to obtain additional medication. Ford was not acting within the scope of his employment the day of the accident; in fact, he did not even report to work that day. Following that accident, Claimant filed suit against Ford in Circuit Court and against Respondent. The latter case was ultimately dismissed on June 28, 2008, for Claimant's failure to file status reports in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Meanwhile, Claimant's case in the circuit court against Ford resulted in an order entering default judgment against Ford on March 1, 2007, in the amount of $25,000 plus costs. Claimant provides no information about what measures, if any, he has taken to recover this judgment from Ford. Following Ford's failure to satisfy his judgment, Claimant brought the instant case, seeking payment of the judgment by Respondent pursuant to 20 ILCS 405/64.1, the State of Illinois Self-‐Insured Motor Vehicle Liability Plan ("Plan"). 245 Claimant maintains that the Plan operates as an insurance contract between Respondent and Emmanuel Ford whereby Respondent is liable for any judgments entered against Mr. Ford stemming from his use of a state-‐issued motor vehicle. Respondent argues that "the Plan is not a contract, but a statutory and administrative rule, pursuant to 20 ILCS 405/64 et seq., whereby the State is obligated to defend and indemnify drivers of state vehicles who meet certain qualifications – 'any employee of (the State and its agencies, departments, etc.) while acting for or on behalf of the (State and its agencies, departments, etc.) while within the course of such employee's employment, while operating a motor vehicle.' Plan, para. 5.2.2. The alleged insurance contract upon which Claimant bases his claim is not a contract at all. It is a statute creating certain rights for state employees, and corresponding responsibilities of the State to its employees." Respondent's Reply to Claimant's Response to Respondent's Motion to Dismiss at page 3. Whether this Court characterizes the Plan as an insurance contract or "a statute" as the State urges, is irrelevant since, as set forth above, said Plan specifies that the employee must have been acting within the course of employment while operating a motor vehicle in order for Respondent to be liable for a judgment entered against said employee. While, it is true that resolving motions under 735 ILCS 2-‐619 requires all well pleaded facts in the complaint to be taken as true as well as the reasonable inferences to be drawn from those facts, it is evident that Ford was not acting within the scope of his employment as required by the Plan. If there is a dispute to this fact, the proper party to bring this action before this Court 246 would be the employee liable for the judgment entered against him individually, i.e., Ford, not Claimant. Claimant maintains that "[i]f Respondent's argument were accepted, every person injured by a State owned vehicle would be barred from collecting his or her damages in a lump sum but rather relegated to endless wage deductions against the State employee. Absent that person's bankruptcy, the claim or judgment would never be paid." Claimant's Response at page 9. Claimant has failed to provide the Court with any information as to the measures taken to recover directly from Ford, who specifically states in the Department Report that he is "liable for the damages" for both the "state's vehicle and the other vehicle involved in the accident" because he did not have additional insurance on the state vehicle. Claimant is essentially asking this Court to consider him a third party beneficiary to the contract (Plan) and satisfy the judgment entered against Ford. However, this Court has held that "[u]nder Illinois law there is a strong presumption against creating rights in a third-‐party beneficiary. To overcome this presumption, the intent to benefit a third party must affirmatively appear from the language of the instrument and the circumstances surrounding the parties at the time of its execution." Sargent & Lundy v. State, 48 Ill. Ct. Cl. 336 (1996). Claimant has failed to establish that there is any such provision contained in the Plan. Claimant also argues that Ford was authorized to drive the state vehicle to "places to obtain medical assistance, including drug stores" pursuant to the Vehicle Operator's Manual. However, a closer examination of that provision reveals that said travel is only authorized "[w]hen on official travel status" as set forth in 247 Chapter 2-‐1(b)(2). Even in the light most favorable to Claimant, there is no indication that Ford was on "official travel status." Accordingly, Respondent's Motion to Dismiss is GRANTED. Claimant's Motion for Summary Judgment is DENIED. This matter is DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. IT IS SO ORDERED. 248 (No. 10-‐CC-‐3789 – Claim denied) RICHARD LINDWALL, Claimant, v. STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Respondent. Opinion filed June 10, 2011 RICHARD LINDWALL, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (LARRY J. LIPKA, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Prisoners and inmates-‐Administrative policies-‐ The Court of Claims lacks jurisdiction to review or interfere in matters of administrative policies, decisions, or discretion of the Department of Corrections and its employees. Complaints challenging administrative discretion fail to state a claim upon which relief can be granted by this Court. Lack of jurisdiction-‐ The Unified Code of Corrections and the Illinois State Auditing Act do not provide Claimant with any private cause of action. Without a specific statutory provision granting the Court power to issue injunctions, it is without jurisdiction to do so. ORDER Birnbaum, J. THIS MATTER is before the Court on Respondent's Motion to Dismiss pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/2-‐619 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. Nature of the Claim Claimant is currently an inmate incarcerated at Hill Correctional Center, alleging that the Illinois Department of Corrections has violated the Unified Code of Corrections provision relating to the pricing of inventory in the inmate commissary. (Compl. ¶ 10). The Unified Code of Corrections states in pertinent part: If a facility maintains a commissary or commissaries serving inmates, the selling process for all goods shall be sufficient to cover the costs of the goods and an additional charge of up to 35% for tobacco products and up to 25% for non-‐tobacco products. The amount of the additional charges for goods sold at the commissaries 249 serving inmates shall be based upon the amount necessary to pay for the wages and benefits of commissary employees... 730 ILCS 5/3-‐7-‐2a. Claimant bases this assertion on the Compliance Audits conducted by the Illinois Office of the Auditor General. This report concludes that the Department was adding an additional charge in violation of the amount authorized by the Unified Code of Corrections. Specifically, Claimant asserts he is owed for the illegal mark-‐up amount of $528.17 (Compl. ¶ 8). Analysis Respondent argues that this claim should be dismissed because the Court lacks jurisdiction under 705 ILCS 505/8(a), as Claimant lacks a cause of action. Specifically, they argue the Compliance Audits, basing their findings on the Unified Code of Corrections, create no private cause of action right for Claimant. McNeil v. Carter, 742 N.E. 2d 1277, 1281 (2001). Additionally, Respondents discuss the intent of the Unified Code is in providing guidance to prison officials in the administration of prisons, and not a law creating more rights than constitutionally required for inmates. Ashley v. Snyder, 739 N.E. 2d 897, 902 (2000). The Illinois Court of Claims is a court of limited jurisdiction granted by the General Assembly. If a subject matter is not enumerated or encompassed by the jurisdictional grant in the enabling Court of Claims Act (705 ILCS 505/8), and if jurisdiction over that subject is not granted by another Illinois statute, that subject does not lie within this Court's adjudicatory jurisdiction to hear and determine claims against the State. Ziegler v. State of Illinois, 55 Ill. Ct. Cl. 405 (2002); 250 Calederon v. State of Illinois, 60 Ill. Ct. Cl. 280 (2008). This Court concludes that Claimant lacks a cause of action, as the Unified Code of Corrections and the Illinois State Auditing Act fail to provide Claimant with any private cause of action. Accordingly, this Court lacks jurisdiction pursuant to 705 ILCS 505/8(a) and Claimant's claim for monetary damages of $528.17 must be dismissed. While this Court is sympathetic to Claimant's frustration of the Department's alleged continued noncompliance of 730 ILCS 5/3-‐7-‐2(a), it agrees with Respondent that it lacks the power to issue injunctive relief prohibiting Respondents from continuing their practice of overcharging. Garimella v. The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, 50 Ill. Ct. Cl. 350 (1996); Walsh v. State, 60 Ill. Ct. Cl. 238 (2008). In Garimella, this Court concluded that without a specific statutory provision empowering this Court to issue injunctions, it was without jurisdiction to do so. Id. It is the opinion of this Court that the Court of Claims does not have the power to issue injunctive orders requiring 730 ILCS 5/3-‐7-‐2(a) compliance to the Department of Corrections. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Respondent's Motion to Dismiss pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/2-‐619 is GRANTED. 251 (No. 11-‐CV-‐0208 – Claim awarded) In re Application of PATTY L. BRYANT Opinion filed June 21, 2011 PATTY L. BRYANT, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (CARLOS MONTOYA, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Claim deemed filed by date of registration or certification-‐ A claim shall be deemed filed with or received by the State or subdivision to which it was required to be directed on the date it was mailed. The date of registration, certification or certificate shall be deemed the postmarked date, therefore, Claimant filed her claim in the time frame required by the Act as the date of registration was within two years from the incident. No compensation shall be made for unsubstantiated claims-‐ If an applicant fails to submit all materials substantiating the claim as requested by the AG, the AG shall notify the applicant of additional items required and the applicant has 30 days to supply those items to the AG. Claimant failed to respond to this request and by doing so, failed to meet a required condition precedent for compensation under the Act in regards to her claimed acupuncture expenses. OPINION Storino, J. This claim arises out of an incident that occurred on Saturday, July 12, 2008. The claimant, Patty L. Bryant, seeks compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereafter referred to as the Act, 740 ILCS 45/1, et seq. (2000). This Court has carefully considered the application for benefits submitted on Thursday, July 15, 2010, on the form prescribed by the Illinois Attorney General, and an investigatory report of the Illinois Attorney General which substantiates matters set forth in the application. Based upon these documents and other evidence submitted to the Illinois Attorney General's Office, the Court finds: 1.
That on Saturday, July 12, 2008, the claimant, Patty L. Bryant, age 58, 252 was a victim of a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, to wit: Driving Under the Influence 625 ILCS 5/11-‐501 (2000). 2.
That pursuant to §6.1(a) of the Act, a person is entitled to compensation under the Act if within 2 years of the occurrence of the crime, or within one year after a criminal indictment of a person for an offense, upon which the claim is based, an application is filed, under oath, with the Court of Claims and on a form prescribed in accordance with Section 7.1 furnished by the Attorney General. If the person entitled to compensation is under 18 years of age or under other legal disability at the time of the occurrence or becomes legally disabled as a result of the occurrence, he may file the application within two years after he attains the age of eighteen years or the disability is removed, as the case may be. Legal disability includes a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. Legal disability includes a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. 3.
That the crime occurred on July 12, 2008. The application for the crime victims compensation program was filed on July 15, 2010. Two years from the crime date was July 12, 2010. The date of registration or certification was July 12, 2010. "Any writing of any kind or description required or authorized to be filed with ... the State ... if mailed but not received by the State or political subdivision, or if received but without a cancellation mark or with the cancellation mark illegible or erroneous, shall be deemed filed with or received by the State or political subdivision to which it was required or authorized to be directed on the date it was mailed, but only if the sender establishes by competent evidence that the writing or payment was deposited, properly addressed, in the United States mail on or before 253 the date on which it was required or authorized to be filed or was due. ... If a writing or payment is sent by United States registered mail, certified mail or certificate of mailing, a record authenticated by the United States Post Office of such registration, certification or certificate shall be considered competent evidence that the writing or payment was mailed. The date of registration, certification or certificate shall be deemed the postmarked date." 5 ILCS 70/1.25. Therefore, the claim was filed in the time frame required by §6.1 (a) of the Act. 4.
That the crime occurred in Springfield, Illinois, and all of the eligibility requirements of §6.1 of the Act have been met. 5.
That the claimant seeks compensation for medical/hospital expenses, loss of earnings and tuition reimbursement. 6.
That after considering insurance and other sources of recovery, the claimant's net compensable loss for medical/ hospital expenses is $4,846.63. To date, the claimant has paid $1,542.52 towards this amount. 7.
That the claimant has submitted medical/hospital expenses from various providers of service. Available evidence indicates that these bills are still pending payment by the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois. In the event that the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois does not pay these expenses, the Claimant can petition the Court for payment of these expenses. 8.
That the claimant has indicated that she incurred acupuncture expenses as a result of the crime. However, the claimant has not demonstrated that the expense was directly related to the crime through the information and documentation provided. Therefore, pursuant to §10.1(a) of the Act, the 254 claimant has not incurred a pecuniary loss for acupuncture as defined by the Act. 9.
That pursuant to §8.1 of the Act, if an applicant does not submit all materials requested by the Attorney General, the Attorney General shall notify the applicant in writing of the specific additional items of information or materials required and that he has 30 days in which to supply those items to the Attorney General. 10.
That on September 23, 2011, the claimant was notified by a letter sent through the U.S. Mail of the materials required to be submitted to the Attorney General to substantiate the claim for loss of earnings and tuition reimbursement. 11.
That the claimant has failed to file the substantiating materials within the 30 days required by §8.1 of the Act and has not requested additional time to file this information. 12.
That the claimant's net compensable loss is based upon the following: Compensable Amount Frisina Family Chiropractic Ltd. Sunil Bansal, MD Illinois Diagnostic Imaging Springfield Clinic, LLP Capitol Chiropractic Orthopaedic Center of Illinois Paid Medical Expenses Total 13.
$1,008.51 856.40 730.80 400.00 288.40 20.00 1,542.52 $4,846.63 That the claimant has received no reimbursements that can be counted as an applicable deduction under §l0.1(e) of the Act. 255 14.
That the claimant has complied with all pertinent provisions of the Act and qualifies for compensation thereunder. 15.
That pursuant to §18(c) of the Act, the Court may order that all or a portion of an award be paid solely and directly to the provider of services. In the instant case, the Court finds this section applicable and orders that direct payment be made. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the sum of $1,542.52 (ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FORTY-‐TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY-‐TWO CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to Patty L. Bryant, an innocent victim of a violent crime. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $1,008.51 (ONE THOUSAND EIGHT DOLLARS AND FIFTY-‐ONE CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to Frisina Family Chiropractic Ltd. for the medical expenses of Patty L. Bryant. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $856.40 (EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY-‐
SIX DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to Sunil Bansal, MD for the medical expenses of Patty L. Bryant. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $730.80 (SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY DOLLARS AND EIGHTY CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to Illinois Diagnostic Imaging for the medical expenses of Patty L. Bryant. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $400.00 (FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS) be and is hereby awarded to Springfield Clinic, LLP for the medical expenses of Patty L. Bryant. 256 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $288.40 (TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-‐
EIGHT DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to Capitol Chiropractic for the medical expenses of Patty L. Bryant. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $20.00 (TWENTY DOLLARS) be and is hereby awarded to Orthopaedic Center of Illinois for the medical expenses of Patty L. Bryant. 257 (No. 10-‐CV-‐4498 – Claim awarded) In re Application of DARLENE BLANKS Opinion filed December 1, 2010 DARLENE BLANKS, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (COREY-‐ANNE GULKEWICZ, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Victim of aggravated battery died 22 yrs. later as a result of that crime-‐ In cases where the victim of a violent crime dies after the initial crime, and as a result of that crime, a claimant can file an application for the crime victim compensation program within 2 years of the date of the victim’s death. The victim died 22 years after being a victim of an aggravated battery due to his injuries resulting from that battery. Claim was filed within 2 years of his death which met the provisions of the Act for filing a claim. OPINION Storino, J. This claim arises out of an incident that occurred on October 31, 2009. Darlene Blanks, sister of the deceased victim, Terry Whisby, seeks compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereafter referred to as the Act, 740 ILCS 45/1, et seq. (2000). This Court has carefully considered the application for benefits submitted on Thursday, April 01, 2010, on the form prescribed by the Illinois Attorney General, and an investigatory report of the Illinois Attorney General which substantiates matters set forth in the application. Based upon these documents and other evidence submitted to the Illinois Attorney General's Office, the Court finds: 1.
That on Friday, June 03, 1988, Terry Whisby, age 23, was the victim of a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, to wit: Aggravated Battery with a Firearm 720 ILCS 5/12-‐4.2 (2000). However, the victim did not expire from the 258 injuries he incurred as a result of the crime until October 31, 2009. The death certificate lists the date of death as October 31, 2009, the category/manner of death as homicide, and the immediate cause of death as multi organ system failure, due to or as a result of gunshot wound to neck. Therefore, on October 31, 2009, Terry Whisby, age 45, was the victim of a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, to wit: First Degree Murder 720 ILCS5/9-‐1 (2000). 2.
That pursuant to §6.1(a) of the Act, a person is entitled to compensation under the Act if within 2 years of the occurrence of the crime, or within one year after a criminal indictment of a person for an offense, upon which the claim is based, he filed an application, under oath, with the Court of Claims and on a form prescribed in accordance with Section 7.1 furnished by the Attorney General. If the person entitled to compensation is under 18 years of age or under other legal disability at the time of the occurrence, he may file the application within two years after he attains the age of eighteen years or the disability is removed, as the case may be. Legal disability includes a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. 3.
That in In re Application of Martha Ricardo, 49 Ill.Ct.Cl.322 (1996) the victim of an aggravated battery died thirteen years later, at which time the claimant filed an application for funeral expenses. The Court determined that the claimant was not eligible for compensation on the premise that an aggravated battery was committed due to the expiration of the required time limit for filing a claim after the aggravated battery occurred. However, the Court indicated that under certain circumstances it may be possible to establish eligibility based on the theory that a 259 murder was committed and that the final element of the murder did not occur until the victim expired. After the Ricardo claim was referred back to the Attorney General for further investigation regarding whether a murder was committed, it was dismissed for want of prosecution after the claimant's failure to attend a hearing. Under Illinois law, a crime is complete only "when the elements of that offense are satisfied." See People v. Modrowski, 696 N.E.2d 28, 34 (Ill. App. 1998). See also People v. Mudd, 507 N.E. 2d 869, 873 (Ill. App. 1987) (a crime is only complete "upon the existence of the last element, the death of the victim."). See People v. Carter. 552 N.E. 2d 653, 659 (Ill. App. 1988) (defendant may be charged with murder despite victim's death occurring more than a year-‐and-‐a-‐day after the initial crime; the Illinois criminal code abolished the common law "one-‐year-‐and-‐a-‐day" rule); See also People v. Amigon, 903 N.E.2d 843, 851 (Ill.App. 2009) (the State may charge a defendant with murder despite a significant time lapse between the defendant's last acts and the victim's death. The defendant shot the victim in 1995, which rendered him a quadriplegic. The victim dies in 2001, which the medical examiner concluded was "as a result of pneumonia due to quadriplegia due to a gunshot wound to the neck." The medical examiner ruled the victim's death a homicide, and the appeals court sustained the defendant's murder conviction.); See People v. Carrillo, 646 N.E.2d 582, 586 (Ill.Ct.1995) (an exception to the double jeopardy rule exists where the State cannot charge the defendant with the greater offense of murder because elements to support the charge have not yet occurred; a defendant previously convicted of assault and battery may be later charged with murder arising out of the same circumstances as the initial crime citing Diaz v. 260 United States, 56 L.Ed. 500, 503 (1912)). Additionally, in Carter in which the court affirmed the defendant's murder conviction, the court stated that "extensive medical testimony is not always necessary" to demonstrate the causal link between the victim's death and the defendant's acts when a time lapse exists between them. Carter, 522 N.E.2d at 658. When the facts surrounding the victim's death clearly illustrate that the death resulted from the defendant's acts, "no strenuous technical explanations are required by law as adequate proof." Id. 4.
That therefore, in cases where the victim of a violent crime dies after the initial crime and as a result of that crime, a claimant can file an application for the crime victim compensation program within 2 years of the date of the victim's death pursuant to §6.1 of the Act. 5.
That the crime occurred in Chicago, Illinois, and all of the eligibility requirements of §6.1 of the Act have been met. 6.
That the claimant seeks compensation for funeral and burial expenses. 7.
That the claimant incurred funeral and burial expenses in the amount of $10,172.90, all of which have been paid. Pursuant to §2(h) of the Act, funeral and burial expenses are compensable to a maximum amount of $5,000.00. 8.
That the claimant has received no reimbursements that can be counted as an applicable deduction under §10.1 (e) of the Act. 9.
That the claimant has complied with all pertinent provisions of the Act and qualifies for compensation thereunder. 261 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the sum of $5,000.00 (FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS) be and is hereby awarded to Darlene Blanks, sister of Terry Whisby, an innocent victim of a violent crime. 262 (No. 10-‐CV-‐2049 – Claim denied) In re Application of TINA M. CLAY Opinion filed July 16, 2010 TINA M. CLAY, pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (CYNTHIA M. HORA, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Application deemed received as of the date faxed-‐ When an agency designates a fax number for the purposes of receiving information, the information is deemed to be received as the date of the fax. Claimant faxed her application within two years from the crime date and therefore it was filed in the time frame required by the Act. No compensation shall be made for unsubstantiated claims-‐ If an applicant fails to submit all materials substantiating the claim as requested by the AG, the AG shall notify the applicant of additional items required and the applicant has 30 days to supply those items to the AG. Claimant failed to respond to this request and by doing so, failed to meet a required condition precedent for compensation under the Act. ORDER Birnbaum, J. This claim arises out of an incident that occurred on Monday, October 16, 2007. The claimant, Tina M. Clay, seeks compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereafter referred to as the Act, 740 ILCS 45/1, et seq. (2000). This Court has carefully considered the application for benefits submitted on Monday, October 19, 2009, on the form prescribed by the Illinois Attorney General, and an investigatory report of the Illinois Attorney General which substantiates matters set forth in the application. Based upon these documents and other evidence submitted to the Illinois Attorney General's Office, the Court finds: 1.
That on Monday, October 16, 2007, Tina M. Clay, age 35, was the victim 263 of a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, to wit: Battery 720 ILCS 5/12-‐3 (2000). 2.
That the crime occurred in Joliet, Illinois, and all of the eligibility requirements of §6.1 of the Act have been met. 3.
That pursuant to §6.1(a) of the Act, a person is entitled to compensation under the Act if within 2 years of the occurrence of the crime, or within one year after a criminal indictment of a person for an offense, upon which the claim is based, an application is filed, under oath, with the Court of Claims and on a form prescribed in accordance with Section 7.1 furnished by the Attorney General. If the person entitled to compensation is under 18 years of age or under other legal disability at the time of the occurrence or becomes legally disabled as a result of the occurrence, he may file the application within two years after he attains the age of eighteen years or the disability is removed, as the case may be. Legal disability includes a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. 4.
That the crime occurred on October 16, 2007. The application for the crime victims compensation program was filed on October 19, 2009. Two years from the crime date was October 16, 2009. The application was faxed to the Illinois Attorney General's Office on October 13, 2009. The Crime Victim's Compensation Application provides applicants with two methods of submitting applications. The last page of the application states "Please return completed application and all subsequent information to: Office of the Illinois Attorney General Crime Victims Services Bureau 100 West Randolph Street, 13ch Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 Fax:(312) 815-‐7105." When an agency designates a fax number for the purpose of receiving 264 information, and the applicable statute does not specifically prohibit filing by fax, the information is deemed to be received as of the date of the fax. See Laouini v. CLM Freight Lines, Inc. 586 F.3d 473, 479 (7th Cir. 2009); Cf. In re: Outboard Marine Corporation, 386 F.3d 824 (7th Cir. 2004). Therefore, the claim was filed in the time frame required by §6.1(a) of the Act. 5.
That the application indicates that the claimant seeks compensation for medical, hospital and dental expenses incurred as a result of a violent crime. 6.
That according to §8.1 of the Act, no award of compensation shall be made for any portion of the applicant's claim that is not substantiated by the applicant. If an applicant does not submit all materials substantiating the claim as requested by the Attorney General, the Attorney General shall notify the applicant in writing of the specific additional items of information or materials required and that the applicant has 30 days in which to supply those items to the Attorney General. 7.
That on February 17, 2010, the applicant was notified by a letter sent through the U.S. Mail of the materials required to be submitted to the Attorney General to substantiate the claim. However, the applicant has failed to respond to this request and/or the letter was returned undelivered. Therefore, the applicant has failed to file the substantiating materials within the 30 days required by §8.1 of the Act and has not requested additional time to file this information. 8.
That this claim does not meet a required condition precedent for compensation under the Act at this time. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that this claim be and is hereby denied. 265 (No. 10-‐CV-‐3348 – Claim awarded) In re Application of RICHARD R. KRAFTHEFER, JR. Opinion filed March 21, 2011 RICHARD R. KRAFTHEFER, JR., pro se LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (CARLOS MONTOYA, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Statute of limitations exception-‐ A claimant is to file a claim within 2 years of the occurrence of the crime, or within one year after a criminal indictment of a person for an offense on which the claim is based. Claimant filed his claim 2 years and 1 day after the battery occurred as the last day fell on a Sunday and was not able to be filed on such day. The 2 year limitation is to be computed by excluding the first day and including the last, unless the last day is Saturday or Sunday or is a holiday, and then it too is excluded. Claimant filed his claim within the appropriate period under the Act. Claims for compensation must be substantiated-‐ The Act states that no award of compensation shall be made for any portion of the applicant’s claim that is not substantiated by the applicant. Claimant reported being employed during the six months that preceded the incident, however, he failed to submit ay documentation that substantiated that claim and therefore did not meet the required conditions for loss of earnings under the Act. OPINION Birnbaum, J. This claim arises out of an incident that occurred on Thursday, January 10, 2008. The claimant, Richard R. Krafthefer, Jr., seeks compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereafter referred to as the Act, 740 ILCS 45/1, et seq. (2000). This Court has carefully considered the application for benefits submitted on Monday, January 11, 2010, on the form prescribed by the Illinois Attorney General, and an investigatory report of the Illinois Attorney General which substantiates matters set forth in the application. Based upon these documents and other evidence submitted to the Illinois Attorney General's Office, the Court finds: 266 1. That on Thursday, January 10, 2008, the claimant, Richard R. Krafthefer, Jr., age 47, was a victim of a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, to wit: Battery 720 ILCS 5/12-‐3 (2000). 2. That pursuant to §6.1(a) of the Act, a person is entitled to compensation under the Act if within 2 years of the occurrence of the crime, or within one year after a criminal indictment of a person for an offense, upon which the claim is based, an application is filed, under oath, with the Court of Claims and on a form prescribed in accordance with Section 7.1 furnished by the Attorney General. If the person entitled to compensation is under 18 years of age or under other legal disability at the time of the occurrence or becomes legally disabled as a result of the occurrence, he may file the application within two years after he attains the age of eighteen years or the disability is removed, as the case may be. Legal disability includes a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. 3. That the crime occurred on January 10, 2008. The claimant filed an application for the crime victims compensation program on January 11, 2010. Two years from the crime date was January 10, 2010, a Sunday. "The time within which any act provided by law is to be done shall be computed by excluding the first day and including the last, unless the last day is Saturday or Sunday or is a holiday ..., and then it shall also be excluded." 5 ILCS 70/1.11. Therefore, the claim was filed in the time frame required by §6.1(a) of the Act. 4. That the crime occurred in Chicago, Illinois, and all of the eligibility requirements of §6.1 of the Act have been met. 267 5. That the claimant seeks compensation for medical/ hospital expenses and for loss of earnings. 6. That after considering insurance and other sources of recovery, the claimant's net compensable loss for medical/ hospital expenses is $4,917.48. To date, the claimant has paid nothing toward this amount. 7. That §8.1 of the Act states that no award of compensation shall be made for any portion of the applicant's claim that is not substantiated by the applicant. 8. The claimant reports having been employed during the six months preceding the incident. However, the claimant has not submitted documentation to substantiate the net earnings or the period of disability. Therefore, the claimant has not met required conditions precedent for loss of earnings under §8.1 of the Act. 9. That the claimant has received no reimbursements that can be counted as an applicable deduction under §10.1 (e) of the Act. 10. That the claimant's net compensable loss is based upon the following: Compensable Amount John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County $2,906.40 West Suburban Medical Center 1,291.08 West Suburban Emergency Services 379.00 City of Chicago/Department of Revenue-‐EMS 341.00 Total $4,917.48 11.
That the claimant has complied with pertinent provisions of the Act and qualifies for compensation thereunder. 12.
That pursuant to §18 (c) of the Act, the Court may order that all or a portion of an award be paid solely and directly to the provider of services. In the instant case, the Court finds this section applicable and orders that direct payment 268 be made. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the sum of $2,906.40 (TWO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED SIX DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County for the hospital expenses of Richard R. Krafthefer, Jr., an innocent victim of a violent crime. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $1,291.08 (ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED NINETY-‐ONE DOLLARS AND EIGHT CENTS) be and is hereby awarded to West Suburban Medical Center for the hospital expenses of Richard R. Krafthefer, Jr. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $379.00 (THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-‐NINE DOLLARS) be and is hereby awarded to West Suburban Emergency Services for the medical expenses of Richard R. Krafthefer, Jr. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the sum of $341.00 (THREE HUNDRED FORTY-‐ONE DOLLARS) be and is hereby awarded to City of Chicago/Department of Revenue-‐EMS for the medical expenses of Richard R. Krafthefer, Jr. 269 (No. 08-‐CV-‐5321 – Claim awarded) In re Application of EDWIN MUNOZ Opinion filed June 21, 2011 REGAN EBERT, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (COREY-‐ANNE GULKEWICZ, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Attorneys’ Fees-‐ An attorney can only charge a claimant if a hearing is held. The court is then given the responsibility of determining what is reasonable for the firm to have charged for the hearing. The three basic criteria for establishing compensation are: the time spent by the attorney preparing for, and at, the hearing, the complexity of the issues litigated and the results obtained. Fees awarded may be deducted from the award or paid directly by the claimant. OPINION AND ORDER Birnbaum, J. The matter before the Court is the petition of attorney Regan Ebert for attorneys fees pursuant to §12 of the Crime Victims Compensation Act. It follows a hearing before Commissioner Serpico whose recommendation is before us. The Illinois Crime Victims Act was first enacted in 1973. This Court adjudicates over 5,000 cases per year involving that statute. Despite the long history and volume of cases there are very few reported cases by this Court on the issue of attorney's fees. Attorney Ebert has submitted to the Court an itemized bill in the amount of $5,373.11. The invoice claims twenty-‐one hours of service at $250 per hour for a total of $5,250. It also seeks reimbursement of expenses in the amount of $123.11. Assistant Attorney General and Bureau Chief Ms. Cory Ann Gulkewicz has submitted a memorandum in opposition to the claim for fees. In it she also provides 270 a detailed analysis of the body of law governing this topic. We thank both parties for the thoroughness and thoughtfulness of their respective presentations. This Court rarely sees fee petitions in these cases. The vast majority of these cases are decided prior to a hearing or if there is a hearing the claimants are usually pro se or have pro bono counsel. Section 12 of the Crime Victims Compensation Act governs attorney's fees. It provides no fee may be charged to the applicant in any proceeding under this Act except as provided by this Act. If the applicant is represented by counsel or some other duly authorized agent in making application under this Act or in any further proceedings provided for in this Act, that counsel or agent may receive no payment for his services in preparing or presenting the application before the Court of Claims. He may, however, charge fees to the applicant for representing him in a hearing provided for in this Act, but only in such matter as the Court of Claims deems to be reasonable 740 ILCS 45/12. It is clear from the statute and cases interpreting same that an attorney can charge a claimant only if a hearing is held. The Court is given the responsibility of determining what is reasonable for the firm to have charged for the matter, In Re: Application of Kathy Soto, 35 Ill.Ct.Cl. 509 (1982). Our case law governing the award of attorney's fees in Crime Victims Compensation Act cases is similar to other statutes governing fee awards in that it establishes three basic criteria for compensation. 1.
The time spent by the attorney at the hearing and preparing for the hearing. 271 2.
The complexity of the issue or issues litigated. 3.
The results obtained. In Re: Application of Ellen Lewis and Mary Ann Scott, 31 Ill.Ct.Cl. 642 (1976). The Court will not award fees for time spent on activities that were not directly related to the issue or issues litigated at the hearing. The fees awarded in these cases may be deducted from the award or paid directly by the Claimant. In re Urban, 46 Ill.Ct.Cl. 591, 594 (1992). Because of this, the Court must look with particularity at the amount awarded to Claimant to calculate fees. To do otherwise would result in some decisions where attorneys' fees consume most if not all of an award. While we appreciate and recognize that private practicing lawyers have significant overhead, the majority of law firms handling these cases view the activity to be "pro bono" or "low bono" in nature. As such, we do not believe that a law firm should be allowed to charge significant fees in these matters. For example, in the case before us, counsel is asking for fees totaling $5,373.11. Given the nature of these proceedings, we believe that amount is unsupportable. Mr. Munoz recovered $2,512.35 in this case. It would frustrate the purpose of the Act to allow counsel to obtain a recovery from his client that exceeds the award the client received. The Court of Claims generally limits contingent fees to 20% of the amount of the recovery (705 ILCS 505/26-‐1). We believe that principal has equal application here. Accordingly, we find counsel may charge Claimant a fee not to exceed 20% of the amount recovered. 272 Accordingly, fees are awarded in the amount of $502.47. Those fees are to be deducted from the Claimant's award. 273 (No. 08-‐CV-‐5376 – Claim awarded) In re Application of ANTONIO E. GOMEZ Opinion filed May 20, 2011 FRANK AVELLONE, Counsel for Claimant LISA MADIGAN, Attorney General (COREY-‐ANNE GULKEWICZ, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel), for Respondent. Damages-‐Loss wages calculation-‐ Loss of earnings shall be determined on the basis of the victim’s average monthly earnings, for the six months immediately preceding the date of the injury or on $1,000.00 per month (current rate), whichever is less. In calculating lost wages one must first look at the statutory cap for reimbursement of lost income and then subtract from that the employer or collateral reimbursements. ORDER Birnbaum, J. This matter is before the Court on Claimant's request for compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Crime Victims Compensation Act, hereafter referred to as the Act, 740 1LCS 45/1, et seq., (2000). Claimant was the victim of aggravated domestic battery, a violent crime as defined in §2(c) of the Act, in Chicago, Illinois on April 4, 2009. All of the eligibility requirements of §6.1 of the Act have been met. Claimant seeks compensation for both medical and hospital expenses and for loss of earnings. The issue of medical and hospital expenses have been stipulated. Thus the only issue in contention is calculation of the lost earnings benefit. The Claimant argues that in determining lost earnings, the Court should first look at the amount of Claimant's lost wages and subtract that from the amount reimbursed by the employer or other collateral sources. Claimant would argue that he is entitled to 274 recovery for any sum, not reimbursed up to the statutory cap for lost earnings (currently $l,000/monthly). The State, on the other hand, argues that in calculating lost wages you must first look at the statutory cap for reimbursement of lost income and then subtract from that the employer or collateral reimbursements. The Court of Claims has previously held that the "loss of earnings shall be determined on the basis of the victim's average monthly earnings for the six months immediately preceding the date of the injury or on $500.00 per month, whichever is less." In re SWAN, 34 Ill. Ct. Cl. 426, 428 (1981). In Swan, the Claimant's average monthly earnings were $507.69. Id. The Claimant was disabled and unable to work for 8 months and 4 working days. Id. The Claimant's total loss of earnings was $4,153.84 and the compensable amount of loss of earnings was $4,090.92 (based on $500/month, the statutory maximum compensable amount under the Act at that time). The Claimant received $1,300 in disability payment and this was deducted from the $4,090.92 compensable amount for a total award of $2,790.92. Additionally, In re HAMILTON, 37 Ill. Ct. Cl. 452, 453 (1985), involved a Claimant who received a fracture of the cervical spine when he pulled his son to the floor of the train in an attempt to protect him. Id. The Claimant's average monthly earnings were $1,523.54. Id. at 454. The Claimant loss of earnings during his absence of 17 months and 16 working days was $27,008.18. The compensable amount was $13,295.44 (calculated using the $750.00 maximum compensable amount under the Act at that time). Id. The Claimant received $3,230.36 in sick pay reimbursements that were counted as applicable deductions and subtracted from 275 the $13,295.44 (the then maximum compensable amount) for a total loss of earnings court award of $10,065.08. Id. at 455. Claimant cites In Re Mary Ann Square, Case No. 05-‐CV-‐l 360, as instructive. That case is an unpublished opinion and is inopposite of our published opinions on point. In this case, the Claimant's net monthly income was $3.151.35. The Claimant was disabled for 63 working days. The Claimant's compensable amount was $2,863.35, based on the $1,000 per month maximum compensable amount of loss of earnings under the Act. Following the established case law of Swan, Hamilton, and other Court of Claims cases, the claimant's short-‐term disability of $1,584.73 and vacation pay of $400.12 is subtracted from the Claimant's compensable loss of earnings for a total of $878.50. Therefore, it is hereby ordered that the sum of $878.50 (eight hundred seventy-‐eight dollars and fifty cents) be and is hereby awarded to Antonio Gomez, an innocent victim of a violent crime. 276 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, CIVIL
DEFENSE WORKERS, CIVIL AIR PATROL
MEMBERS, PARAMEDICS, FIREMEN
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COMPENSATION ACT
OPINIONS NOT PUBLISHED IN FULL
FY 2011
Where a claim for compensation filed pursuant to the Law Enforcement Officers, Civil Defense
Workers, Civil Air Patrol Members, Paramedics, Firemen and State Employees Compensation
Act (820 ILCS 315/1 et seq.), within one year of the date of death of a person covered by said
Act, is made and it is determined by investigation of the Attorney General of Illinois as affirmed
by the Court of Claims, or by the Court of Claims following a hearing, that a person covered by
the Act was killed in the line of duty, compensation in the amount of $20,000 or $50,000 if
such death occurred on or after July 1, 1983, shall be paid to the designated beneficiary of said
person or, if none was designated or surviving, then to such relative(s) as set forth in the Act.
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$321,735.16
$321,683.77
$313,887.96
$323,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$316,206.17
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
277 MILITARY LINE OF DUTY AWARDS
FY2011
11-CC-0052
11-CC-0198
11-CC-0199
11-CC-0200
11-CC-0202
11-CC-0204
11-CC-0240
11-CC-0241
11-CC-0262
11-CC-0263
AUDO, REBECCA
MAGANA, JULIE ANN
DIMOCK, JOSEPH W & ELLEN L
ANTONIK, CINDY
ANTONIK, ERIN M
BARTELT, STEVEN
VAZQUEZ, JUAN
VAZQUEZ, RUBELIA
HOTCHKIN, RUTH CHRISTINE
HOTCHKIN, ERIN D
11-CC-0298 WEIKERT, SUSAN
11-CC-0351 BOYD, DANIELLE S
11-CC-0372 ORATOWSKI, STEPHEN EDWARD
11-CC-0974 POWELL, TRAVIS
11-CC-0975 JOHNSON, KRISTEN LAYNE
11-CC-1157 CATHERWOOD, GRETCHEN
11-CC-1365 BALDWIN, DANIELLE MARIE
11-CC-1373 GRIDER, BRITTANY RENAE
11-CC-1507 STACK, KATELYN D
11-CC-1569 SPARKS, LENORA M
11-CC-1609 MEEHAN, DENISE MARIE
11-CC-1697 YOUNG, BRETT ANN (BOWEN)
11-CC-1797 SIMPSON, ALETHA A
11-CC-2145 EMRICK, TERRY L
11-CC-2283 NEWTON, RICHARD B
11-CC-2376 SMITH, TIFFANY
11-CC-2807 CORZINE, NICK B.
11-CC-3160 ISLES, REBECCA
11-CC-3819 WADE, ELIZABETH A
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
PAID THROUGH
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$320,165.72
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$320,165.72
$313,887.96
$313,887.96
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
$320,165.72
278 MISCELLANEOUS AWARDS
FY2011
03-CC-0498
03-CC-4918
04-CC-0268
04-CC-3020
04-CC-4669
04-CC-4688
05-CC-0117
05-CC-0425
05-CC-1931
05-CC-2082
05-CC-3364
07-CC-1113
07-CC-3406
07-CC-3407
07-CC-3453
08-CC-0183
08-CC-0270
08-CC-2595
08-CC-2923
08-CC-2945
09-CC-2367
09-CC-2716
09-CC-2895
10-CC-0196
10-CC-0281
10-CC-0282
10-CC-0290
10-CC-0419
10-CC-0445
10-CC-0764
10-CC-0899
10-CC-1202
10-CC-2295
10-CC-2484
10-CC-2833
10-CC-2945
10-CC-2971
10-CC-3024
10-CC-3169
10-CC-3321
10-CC-3383
10-CC-3477
10-CC-3506
10-CC-3597
10-CC-3665
10-CC-3721
10-CC-3781
10-CC-3797
10-CC-3808
10-CC-3855
11-CC-0071
11-CC-0113
11-CC-0157
11-CC-0166
11-CC-0265
11-CC-0335
11-CC-0429
11-CC-0451
11-CC-0554
11-CC-0557
11-CC-0588
11-CC-0710
11-CC-0874
11-CC-0912
11-CC-0996
HARDMAN, CARL B.
ARVIO, JOSEPH
WINSTON, JOHN WILLIAM
JACKSON, VALERIE & CHANDLER, MAEDEAN
TENNANT, NANCY JO.
RIVERA, HOMER; INDIVIDUALLY AND AS FATHER AND
NEXT FRIEND OF PAUL
RIVERA
SHARP, JOAN
SAMUTA, ANTHONY; ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE O
F CONSTANTINE SAMUTA
(DECEASED)
DEL VALLE, MICHELLE
DOMINGUEZ, CHERIE C.
LANGEN, LAWERENCE J.
JESKE, ROSS
LEE, L. EVERETT
WU, ZHENGLU
ROWE, LISA
MAIR, VICKI
THOMPSON, MARYLIN
SCOTT, CHERYL
JENNINGS, ROSE
DORSEY, KIMBERLY; AS EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATES
OF JESSICA AND KELLI UHL
*****ALL CALLS DIRECTED TO MIKE @ 2-0379***
ALBANY CARE ET AL
LANCASTER, ALEK A MINOR BY HIS MOTHER AND N/B/
F DEBORAH LANCASTER
PERKINS, RICO
JACKSON, COUNTY OF, D/B/A JACKSON COUNTY AMBUL
ANCE SERVICE
BARNES, GRANT
MILLER, JOSEPH M
DEDERT, ANNE
DODSON, JEREMY D
ANDERSON, CARMEN A
PEDERSON, CHRISTOPHER
FAYETTE, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
HUTCHINS, KENNETH W
ESON, KEVIN W.
KNOX, SUSAN KAY
POYNOR, HEATHER
WOODS, MATTHEW L.
TILLER, LOYD
OWENS, BRENNA
GOMER, ANATOLIY
SANTANA, MONSEROSA
CRAMER, RICHARD
WALTON, CHESTER R.
SIMS, SHANTAY
AMERICAN ACCESS CASUALTY INSURANCE
ALI, JAWED
CCS COMMERCIAL, LLC A/S/O ALLSTATE FIRE & CASU
ALTY COMPANY
DURANT, ELIACHIN
BRASFIELD, WILLIAM
O'KANE, MICHAEL W.
JOHNSON, NAKETIA
LYNCH, SHEREMA
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY A/S/O EVARARDO REYE
S
RATH, JOHN H. II
IRVING, FLOYD
HOWERTON, MARVIN D
OWENS, KATHLEEN
HERNANDEZ, ALEJANDRO
FOILES, ROBERT
ALLMAN, BRUCE M.
CLOVER, JOEL R. D/B/A KP'S LAWN SERVICE
MAY, WESLEY
HYNES, JEAN
JOHNSON, LOLITA
CARTER, MARLA B.
$7,500.00
$5,500.00
$1,500.00
$25,761.02
$306.00
$21,512.84
$15,000.00
$65,000.00
$49,500.00
$120,000.00
$388.00
$2,500.00
$1,540.00
$88.00
$100.00
$2,248.56
$11,205.00
$50,000.00
$203.45
$8,000,000.00
$240,920.04
$10,500.00
$5,000.00
$1,290.00
$664.75
$406.04
$1,585.39
$400.00
$500.00
$430.00
$12,422.56
$312.50
$70.00
$626.96
$78.00
$560.00
$50.00
$250.00
$54.00
$30.00
$65.00
$250.00
$65.00
$1,085.00
$79.00
$1,650.00
$250.00
$40.00
$85.00
$124.00
$102.75
$1,087.41
$79.00
$100.00
$1,328.38
$54.00
$170,000.00
$54.00
$40.00
$700.00
$500.00
$53.00
$900.00
$246.60
$79.00
279 11-CC-1079 CARAVELLO, ANGELA
11-CC-1087 TURNER, KELLY
11-CC-1261 JOHNIKUTTY, JOSEPH
11-CC-1295 STEWARD, AUSTON
11-CC-1355 BRUNS, THERESA
11-CC-1359 MUSAU KALEKYE
11-CC-1390 THOMAS. CONNIE L
11-CC-1408 MAHER, PEGGY J
11-CC-1410 NAVARRO, FRANCISCO
11-CC-1415 TOLLIVER, MILLIE A.
11-CC-1422 PATTON, MARILYN
11-CC-1462 MARSHALL, GLENDORA
11-CC-1467 LLOYD, CHARMIN
11-CC-1481 JOE, FRANKLIN
11-CC-1573 CARROLL, MARY DEARMOND
11-CC-1577 CAMARILLO, JEANETTE
11-CC-1604 EVANS, CAROL
11-CC-1661 LOAYZA, MARIA N.
11-CC-1730 JACK, BEVERLY
11-CC-1736 WILLIAMSON, PHEBE
11-CC-1778 HARPER, JULIE REA
11-CC-1786 JOHNSON, RENARDO
11-CC-1859 BOURKE, CATHERINE
11-CC-1888 BARTON, KARLA
11-CC-1954 CASEY, MICHAEL
11-CC-1977 JACKSON, REGINA
11-CC-1993 EMMANUEL, SEBASTIAN
11-CC-2002 PALMORE-JORDAN, CAROLYN
11-CC-2024 ANCHOR MECHANICAL, INC.
11-CC-2027 POWELL, DAVID G.
11-CC-2031 CLARK, SEBASTIAN III
11-CC-2126 CERDA, JOSE
11-CC-2169 OWENS, FANNIE
11-CC-2174 ROBERTS, COURTNEY E.
11-CC-2223 FULCHER, SYLVESTER
11-CC-2231 MINOR, BRENDA
11-CC-2319 JOHNSON-EDWARDS, JENNIFER
11-CC-2406 SCHMID, LINNEA
11-CC-2534 WILLIAMS, MATTHEW B.
11-CC-2786 GIACOMAZZO, PETER
11-CC-2955 MCLAUGHLIN, EILEEN
11-CC-3102 MERAZ, UBALDO MEDRANO
11-CC-3263 TREJO, CHRISTINA D.
11-CC-3286 RAZI, RACHEEL
$109.00
$42.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
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$.00
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$87,057.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$.00
$150.00
$500.00
$100.00
$95.00
$.00
$2,760.69
$.00
$.00
$.00
$79.00
$100.00
$99.00
$99.00
$700.00
$70.00
$1,695.00
280 MISCELLANEOUS DENIED AND DISMISSED CLAIMS
FY 2011 93-CC-0339
96-CC-0172
97-CC-2593
98-CC-0672
98-CC-1300
99-CC-2140
00-CC-3656
00-CC-4170
00-CC-4576
01-CC-0856
01-CC-1969
01-CC-2009
01-CC-2526
01-CC-2604
01-CC-4780
02-CC-2094
02-CC-2421
02-CC-2807
02-CC-2854
02-CC-3412
02-CC-4132
02-CC-4133
02-CC-4359
02-CC-4490
02-CC-5216
02-CC-5288
02-CC-5333
03-CC-0236
03-CC-0245
03-CC-0409
03-CC-0812
03-CC-1432
03-CC-2053
03-CC-2123
03-CC-2402
03-CC-2957
03-CC-3102
03-CC-3346
03-CC-3453
03-CC-3458
03-CC-3858
03-CC-3939
03-CC-4182
03-CC-4526
03-CC-4688
03-CC-4934
03-CC-4979
03-CC-5011
04-CC-0021
04-CC-0023
04-CC-0024
04-CC-0025
04-CC-0029
DUPREE, CEDRIC
DEVITO, ANDREW
ZAKOFF, ROBERT; SPECIAL ADM. OF ESTATE OF JOSE
PH ZAKOFF, DECEASED
ILLINOIS PARTNERS FOR SOCIAL & ECONOMIC DEV.,
INC.
COASTAL CORRECTIONAL HEALTHCARE, INC.
BRANDON, BRIAN A.
DOOLEY, DENNIS
SCHULTZ, MARY MADORA
HAMMOND, DENNIS R. & LENORA G. HAMMOND
HILL MEADOWS
WILLIS, NADINE; INDIVIDUALLY & AS SPECIAL ADMI
NISTRATRIX OF ESTATE OF CLARENCE WILLIS, II, D
ECEASED
GATLIN, MICHAEL ANGELO
IBRAHIM, YUSRA
JOHNSON, KATHY
CENTRAL ILLINOIS HEMATOLOGY ONCOLOGY CENTER, I
NC.
VALLIN, CLAUDIA
KUTAG
KILGORE, MELVIN, JR.
GALDIKAS, JAMES HANSEN, CATHERINE HEDGSPETH, C
AROL JOHNSON, ERNESTINE:POSLUSZNY, SANDRA SHAR
P, JACKIE WATERS, DIANNA ET AL
TERRY, EDWARD
CARDINAL HEALTH CARE, INC.
CARDINAL HILL HEALTH CARE, LLP
WILLIAMS, LAKISHA
CHANDLER, KATHLEEN
TALIANI, STEVEN A.
PRACHA, MUHAMMAD K. & PRACHA, QAMAR J.; INDIVI
DUALLY CO-ADMINISTRATORS OF ESTATE OF MUHAMMAD
M. PRACHA, DECD., NIDA PRACHA & MARIAM PRACHA
GODDARD, GEORGE
TURNER, DAVID
BROUGHTON, KELVIN
BROWN, RONALD
HARRIS, DENNIS L.
ESSEX, KENNETH
KUNDID, ALEXANDRA
RIVIERA MANOR, INC.
SHAW, LILY HARRIS, AS SPECIAL ADMINISTATOR OF
ESTATE OF LARRY C SHAW
COLLINSVILLE CARE CENTER
GOODEN, LARRY
WILSON, ARVENA IND AND AS MOTHER AND NEXT (ADD
L COUNSEL: ANNE KUBAN
FRIEND OF TERRANCE KIN
G A MINOR
55 E MONROE, CHICAGO IL 60603)
CARDINAL HILL HEALTH CARE
MARCIA DAVENPORT, AS INDEPENDANT ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE ESTATE OF
TALISA DAVENPORT
TRAVIS, VERNON, L.
STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY A/S/O ADAMC
ZYK, EDWARD D.
LOMAN, BRIAN & DODD, JACK
DRAKE, JAMES J.
MOSTACCIO PHILLIP J
AGUILAR CARLOS
FOUCHIA ANDREA
ALDEN NURSING CENTER MCHENRY
ALDEN NURSING CENTER WENTWORTH
ALDEN NURSING CENTER TOWN MANOR
ALDEN NURSING CENTER EVANSTON
ALDEN NURSING CENTER VALLEY RIDGE
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
DISMISSED
DISMISSED
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04-CC-0031
04-CC-0032
04-CC-0034
04-CC-0036
04-CC-0037
04-CC-0038
04-CC-0260
04-CC-0387
04-CC-0388
04-CC-0450
04-CC-0525
04-CC-0526
04-CC-0531
04-CC-0533
04-CC-1285
04-CC-1368
04-CC-1749
04-CC-1995
04-CC-3195
04-CC-3292
04-CC-3432
04-CC-3734
04-CC-3749
04-CC-4115
04-CC-4610
05-CC-0245
05-CC-0268
05-CC-0346
05-CC-0391
05-CC-0479
05-CC-0530
05-CC-0942
05-CC-0944
05-CC-1144
05-CC-1657
05-CC-1839
05-CC-3091
05-CC-3262
05-CC-3265
05-CC-3346
05-CC-3375
05-CC-3582
06-CC-0021
06-CC-0026
06-CC-0043
06-CC-0086
06-CC-0164
06-CC-0168
06-CC-0195
06-CC-0256
06-CC-0318
06-CC-0411
06-CC-0416
06-CC-0505
06-CC-0979
06-CC-0980
06-CC-1049
06-CC-1151
06-CC-1265
06-CC-1427
06-CC-1717
06-CC-1721
06-CC-2007
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06-CC-3247
ALDEN NURSING CENTER NORTHMOOR
ALDEN NURSING CENTER POPLAR CREEK
ALDEN NURSING CENTER MARROW
ALDEN NURSING CENTER LINCOLN PARK
ALDEN NURSING CENTER NAPERVILLE
ALDEN NURSING CENTER LONG GROVE
ALDEN NURSING CENTER PRINCETON
ROBINSON, LEWIS
SUNBRIDGE CARE & REHABILITATION FOR DANVILLE
EVENGLOW LODGE
WILDER, DARREN
MEADOWBROOK MANOR - BOLINGBROOK
MEADOWBROOK MANOR - NAPERVILLE
ASTA CARE CENTER OF BLOOMINGTON
ASTA CARE CENTER OF ROCKFORD
FORMS DESIGN PLUS/COLEMAN PRINTING COMPANY
NAGLE, SARAH E.
HOLLY, CHRISTOPHER
BELL, BETTY J.
KOESTERER, ALOYS
CADY, DAVY
ANDERSON, BERNELL
ST. ANTHONY MEDICAL CENTER
WADE, RICHARD
BANGASH, JAVED I., M.D.S.C.
HILL, MINNIE MARIE
TERRY, EDWARD
MALIK COMPANIES LIMITED
LANGLEY, STEVEN
WITTY, DEBORAH S.
CENTRAL PARTS WAREHOUSE
A/S/O RICH, DAVID
THOMAS, SYLVESTIA
STILB, YVONNE E.
CROWN, VICTOR M.
BYRD, VIRGINIA
NAGEL, KAREN A.
MCWILLIAMS ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
HROBOWSKI, RALPH
CROWN VICTOR M.
WARE, ERIC
NAGEL, KAREN A.
SCHRIER, INC. AN ILLINOIS CORPORATION
SANDERS, PAUL
AMERICAN NATIONAL PROPERTY & CASUALTY COMPANY
A/S/O VIRGIN, SARA J.
CROWN, VICTOR M.
NAGEL, KAREN A.
HARRIS, CRAWFORD
MERTES, MARLENE D.
GROSS, TOBY AKA COLLINS, JAMES
CUTRELL, CYNTHIA
WARD, JOSEPH
AIKENS, LACHANDA
RESP ATTY: DEBORAH J
NELSON @ SIU, 318
ANTHONY HALL, MC 4307, CARBONDALE, IL. 6290
LATALL, JOHN M.D.
KUFFELL, DANIEL & LAURA
BITTNER, WILLIAM
BOWDEN, GLENN
BOCLAIRE, VAL
TERRELL, JIMMIE
ANTIONE, NATHAN
ELLISON, BENNIE K.
CROWN, VICTOR M.
CROWN, VICTOR M.
CROWN, VICTOR M.
WARREN, CAROL A.
CROWN, VICTOR M.; ET AL.
OFC CAPITAL CORPORATION
DACZEWITZ, SHERREE; ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF
DACZEWITZ, JOSHUA
LEGGE, KAREN J.
ALKSNIS, JO ANNE O/B/O JENNIFER(MINOR)
JEHANGIR, VENTRICE J.; INDIVIDUALLY AND INDEPE
NDENT ADMINISTRATOR
OF ESTATE OF JEHANGIR,
JEHANGIR M. AND GUARDIAN OF MINORS
LEVY, ENRICO
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SEKHARAN, MATHANGI
GERGANS, GREGORY A., M.D.
LAMB, GREGORY
SCOTT, DELORES 2008-0039075
WALSH, DEREK J.
KLUXDAL, THOMAS
LUINSTRA, SHANNON
BOYD, MICHAEL
JONES, KENNETH
OWENS, JAMES
GATES, MARCIA L.
GATES, MARCIA
SOLOMON, CORDWELL, BUENZ & ASSOCIATES, INC.
KEELING, ROBERT D. & JUDY L.
HOUSTON, CHANDRA
HATCH, JESSE M.
NELSON, JEFF A. & BAUMGARDNER, CHRISTINE A.
DENMAN PHARMACY SERVICES, ET AL.
PATTERSON, MARY
GETRONICSWANG COMPANY, LLC
GENERAL CASUALTY COMPANY A/S/O RP LUMBER COMPA
NY
SPENCER, ANDREW T.
BEASON, LARRY
LEWIS, PETER
BROWN, RANDY
SHIELDS, PAUL TITUS
CALHOUN, GEORGE ELLIS, JR.
WILLIAMS, PAUL
HENDERSON, JOHNNIE
ACE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INS CO AS SUBROGEE OF
FRONTRUNNER GLASS &
METAL D/B/A BOLINGBROO
K GLASS & DUZGUN CELIK
ACE PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE CO., AS SUBR
OGEE OF FRONTRUNNER
GLASS & METAL D/B/A BO
LINGBROOK GLASSCO AND AHMET ACIK
HARVEY, PARK DISTRICT
LAKE, LAMONTE
DELMORE, DAISY
AMEREN CILCO
NISSEN, NORMAN, JR.; AS PLENARY GUARDIAN OF TH
E ESTATE & PERSON OF
GEORGE S. NISSAN, A DI
SABLED PERSON
KRI MIDWEST
COLLINS, KEVIN & COOPER, DIANE
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HEARTLAND HEALTH OUTREACH
PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY, INC.
ECK-N-TECK, INC.
WOLF, WILLIAM F
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A & D DISPOSAL
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JENSEN REPORTING
SOUTH SIDE CONTROL SUPPLY COMPANY
COLLINS, DON
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ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATES
CARRUBA, KATHRYN L
HELP AT HOME, INC.
ACCULINGUA INT'L INC. OF ILLINOIS D/B/A INLING
UA
BOSS, DANIEL E.
TOOMEY REPORTING
PONDER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC.
GROUP FOX, INC.
HUTTON, JOEL
JOHNSON, JOHN
LOGSDON STATIONERS
HELP AT HOME, INC.
SECURITY, INC.
NORTH EAST MULTI-REGIONAL TRAINING
UNITED SURGICAL ASSISTANTS, INC.
WINFREY, MURTRECCA
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MCCLARIN, ARCHIE III
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BAYS, JOHN
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BAYS, JOHN
VINCK, SEAN
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WRIGHT, ADAM C.
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HAVE A HEART HOMEMAKER SERVICES, LTD.
XEROX CORPORATION
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ADVISORY COMMISSION,
MTU #10
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XEROX CORPORATION
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A-1 LOCK, INC.
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ELCOCK, GERMAINE
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XEROX CORPORATION
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294 CONTRACTS - LAPSED APPROPRIATIONS
FY2011
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ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUDITORS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO - ENERGY RES
OURCES CENTER
EARLY, ELIAS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO - ENERGY RES
OURCES CENTER
USA MOBILITY WIRELESS
XEROX CORPORATION
BRINKS HOFER GILSON & LIONE
BEST WESTERN JOLIET INN & SUITES
PRAIRIE CARDIOVASCULAR
PIKE, COUNTY OF, SHERIFF'S OFFICE
GRAFTON, CITY OF
GRAFTON, CITY OF
CUMMINS MID-SOUTH, LLC
ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE
NORTHFIELD INN & SUITES
HOLIDAY INN HOTEL & SUITES
WEST, LATONYA D/B/A TLC DAYCARE 7
COMFORT INN OF METROPOLIS
PHILLIPS, STEVEN J.
CHICAGO LIGHTHOUSE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND OR
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
VERIZON
A-1 LOCK, INC.
LANER, MUCHIN, DOMBROW, BECKER, LEVIN & TOMINB
ERG, LTD
CENTRO PROPERTIES GROUP D/B/A CENTRO BRADLEY S
PE 3 LLC
CHILDSERV
FAIRBANKS SCALES
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVES ILLINOIS
ISABEL, JEANNE M.
BRIDGEWAY
SCOTT , COUNTY OF, TREASURER
VGM MANAGEMENT
$6,551.88
$555.57
$2,060.68
$534.94
$425.00
$8,057.23
$47.18
$224,963.41
$171.61
$1,704.05
$4,265.49
$187.58
$11,427.88
$557.00
$2,511.95
$2,661.79
$2,677.74
$2,255.15
$53,136.58
$9,356.77
$108,675.95
$5,396.41
$12,045.89
$154.56
$92.80
$215.00
$575.25
$26.95
$6,386.05
$3,335.08
$67.40
$25,690.74
$5,208.36
$541.05
$343.13
$75.00
$141.35
$1,492.63
$63.69
$123.68
$903.00
$202.22
$220.00
$313.60
$39.68
$2,609.10
$246.35
$29,419.34
$200.00
$12,157.16
$26,070.08
$1,469.65
$7,667.76
$7,028.78
$405.65
$21,673.98
$2,211.43
$610.10
$9,603.24
$1,103.20
$118.36
$4,620.25
$7,221.50
$195.00
$10.00
$1,075.77
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MACON, COUNTY OF, PROBATION & COURT SERVICES
ROCK ISLAND, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
CHAMPAIGN COMUNITY ADVOCACY & MENTORING RESOUR
CES
VALCO AWARDS & MORE, INC.
HEATHERTON, BRIAN, PHD
THOMAS, CHICO
MANPOWER
MANPOWER
MANPOWER
KOHL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
DERAIMO, JAYNE
WESTERN ILLINOIS AREA AGENCY ON AGING
HANCOCK, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
FRANKLIN, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MCDONOUGH, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
CLAY, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
RICHLAND, COUNTY OF
STEPHENSON, COUNTY OF
KENDALL, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
PUTNAM, COUNTY OF
IROQUOIS, COUNTY OF
TASC, INC.
PRESENTATIONS DIRECT, LLC
AMERICAN MEDICAL ALERT CORPORATION
MORGAN, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
PIKE, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
WABASH, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
VERMILION, COUNTY OF
EFFINGHAM, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MACOUPIN, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
SUPER 8 MOTEL-SIX FLAGS
GREENE, COUNTY OF
JASPER, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
ROCK ISLAND, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
HAMILTON, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
CRAWFORD, COUNTY OF, HEALTH DEPARTMENT
WINNEBAGO, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
NMS LABS
KANKAKEE, COUNTY OF, COLLECTOR
CARROLL, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HOSPITAL SERVICES D/B/A MEMO
RIAL HOSPITAL
FAIRFIELD INN BY MARRIOTT
MCHENRY, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
JO DAVIESS, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MANPOWER
UNION, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
SCHUYLER, COUNTY OF, TREASURER & COLLECTOR
QUIXOTE TRANSPORTATION TECH, INC.
DBA/ SURFACE SYSTEMS,INC.
WEST SHORE SERVICES, LLC
HEARTLAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
WIRELESS USA
DEKALB, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
EDGAR, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
HARVEY, HENRY
GALLATIN, COUNTY OF, TREASURE
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPERS
CHICAGO LAKESHORE HOSPITAL
SMITH GEMPLER, ABIGAIL
MT. CARMEL, CITY OF
NELSON, RYAN
$73,259.99
$8,509.16
$6,183.83
$128.76
$2,025.00
$2,395.89
$132,311.00
$471.00
$9,629.40
$9,022.16
$9,698.57
$267.07
$693.06
$1,848.16
$742.00
$525.91
$5,443.90
$9,999.00
$18,499.04
$12,894.62
$6,666.00
$808.57
$16,649.10
$16,649.14
$3,888.50
$2,994.15
$32,340.30
$147.94
$9,213.50
$10,118.98
$8,865.78
$6,666.00
$16,649.10
$8,019.79
$16,039.60
$105.06
$9,332.40
$43,998.89
$6,666.66
$16,649.14
$112,523.38
$4,899.50
$2,879.64
$2,822.27
$16,649.10
$3,390.00
$37.26
$8,953.86
$4,289.14
$92.90
$205.20
$16,649.10
$5,714.86
$6,373.55
$3,301.32
$7,777.00
$9,807.72
$2,137.14
$20,000.00
$2,407,574.46
$477.70
$16,649.10
$3,000.00
$8,888.00
$338.10
$4,999.50
$6,438.08
$104,700.00
$.00
$3,900.74
$48.00
$27.50
$577.50
$465.19
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COUNTY OFFICE SUPPLY
CAPE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY, LLC
WOODFORD, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
MERCER, COUNTY OF, TREASURER
WINGATE BY WYNDHAM
COMFORT INN
SECURITY, INC.
SCHULTZ, J.C., ENTERPRISES, INC.
LINCOLN HOSPITALITY, LLC D/B/A HOLIDAY INN MAT
TESON
MARKLEY, JOHN G
CORRIGAN COMPANY
EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT
THORNTON, BILLIE
SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, IN
C.
ERG, LTD
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
DUTCH HOLLOW JANITORIAL SUPPLY, INC.
ALIZADEH ORTHODONTICS P.C.
STEVENS IMPLEMENT COMPANY
MOLTER CORPORATION
HAMPTON INN & SUITES
ASSOCIATION HOUSE OF CHICAGO
HANS & SONS
XEROX CORPORATION
CORTEZ, CHRISTINA
AMEREN IP
BUSCOMM, INC.
HELDING, PHILLIP
BOSTON, KEVIN
BUFORD LAW OFFICE, LLC
ENTEC SERVICES, INC.
DRURY INN -COLLINSVILLE
SR-SYSTEMS, INC.
DRURY INN & SUITES
WAND TV PARTNERSHIP
NORTH SHORE SENIOR CENTER
DONNELL, MARY
BISHOP HARDWARE & SUPPLY D/B/A ACE HARDWARE
ALDERMAN, RAY, & SONS, INC.
SMALLWOOD, ROSALIE M.
SHAMROCK SERVICES
SECUR MAR, LLC
NORFLEET, MALON
AMEREN IP
PITNEY BOWES, INC.
MARKEYS VIDEO IMAGES, LLC
$122.96
$356.80
$5,444.46
$10,121.66
$95.76
$246.40
$2,173.22
$2,141.02
$66.89
$2,349.60
$129.91
$1,846.48
$9,519.00
$360.84
$48,904.03
$189.75
$3,720.45
$10,641.00
$316.65
$516.96
$1,633.07
$1,070.60
$444.49
$84.13
$950.00
$675.00
$5,497.20
$410.66
$1,782.04
$354.45
$110.23
$603.42
$7,667.76
$306.90
$293.96
$1,795.36
$14,122.31
$32,686.72
$1,477.50
$27.35
$30,092.12
$29,390.02
$2,449.83
$245.47
$9,000.12
$3,260.08
$3,465.73
$240.00
$233.20
$2,674.63
$268.11
$7,412.82
$1,259.39
$4,827.20
$319.06
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$35.00
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$12,827.32
$9,435.92
$8,095.70
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$446.83
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$250.08
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$192.00
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$2,569.30
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$639.87
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WATTS COPY SYSTEMS
N. KOHL GROCER COMPANY, INC. D/B/A KOHL WHOLES
ALE
ILLINOIS ROAD & TRANSPORTATION
NEELY SERVICES, INC.
INA POLICE DEPARTMENT
FREEBORN & PETERS, LLP.
PALMER, KAREN A
KING, DENISE G.
HAYES PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY
AMEREN IP
RYDMAN, GEORGE E., & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
LOOKING FOR LINCOLN HERITAGE COALITION
EXCLUSIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC
JOSEPH F. BOENTE SONS, INC.
TILMAN'S COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC, INC.
DANKA FINANCIAL SERVICES
ISOM, ERNESTINE
PATHWAY SERVICES UNLIMITED, INC.
SOUTHERN REPORTING
ROBBINS, SCHWARTZ, NICHOLAS, LIFTON & TAYLOR, LTD.
COMFORT INN
NAGEL, JODIE
MIDWEST HERITAGE INN OF QUINCY D/B/A QUINCY FA
IRFIELD
PRO COM SYSTEMS DIVISION OF BALLARD COMPANIES,
INC.
AMEREN IP
MORRIS TRAILER SALES, INC.
CJE SENIOR LIFE
CRUSADER COMMUNITY
PROGRESSIVE HOUSING, INC.
MIDWEST BRAIN INJURY CLUBHOUSE
SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE
$47.01
$8,281.12
$102.20
$263.93
$976.71
$2,525.42
$4,950.00
$5,847.80
$2,280.45
$101.72
$683.05
$1,993.06
$70.70
$100.00
$262.00
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$378.00
$450.00
$1,345.76
$15,207.62
$1,450.30
$846.00
$894.00
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$594.00
$550.00
$2,030.50
$5,328.00
$1,081.60
$2,652.00
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$2,116.00
$600.00
$1,171.50
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$283.75
$90.00
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$422.98
$420.00
$144.75
$.00
$1,295.82
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$2,966.14
$225.06
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$1,029.75
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$15,919.86
$389.25
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$2,697.80
$19,874.83
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NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
NTER
GOOD ELECTRIC, INC.
STERLING ROCK FALLS CLINIC, LTD.
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ROCCAFORTE, PETER
ACH DIRECT
FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER, INC.
BAKER, DEBRA L
MANPOWER
PRUITT, LUKE D/B/A WORLD ACCESS
TOWNE PLACE SUITES
WAYNE, QUEEN
WOODLAKE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
CULLEN ELECTRIC COMPANY
CJE SENIOR LIFE
PRATHER, DONNA
69 WEST WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LLC
ST. PAUL WONDERLAND
QUALITY SUITES
TRANSLATION SMART, INC.
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
MACON RESOURCES, INC.
CAPITOL BLUEPRINT, INC.
FASHION FIRST D/B/A IN STOCK SUPPLY
THOMPSON, JONNIFER
O'CONNELL, WILLIAM R.
LISA A. KOTRBA & ASSOCIATES, LTD.
$1,464.98
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$253.80
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$196.04
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$3,600.00
$1,800.00
$225.00
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$5,369.55
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$345.82
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$6,867.56
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$2,000.00
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11-CC-1980
11-CC-1989
11-CC-2016
11-CC-2022
11-CC-2028
11-CC-2030
11-CC-2048
11-CC-2053
11-CC-2055
11-CC-2064
11-CC-2073
11-CC-2074
11-CC-2075
11-CC-2077
11-CC-2078
11-CC-2079
11-CC-2080
11-CC-2081
FOX RIVER FOODS, INC.
EMC2 LANDSCAPING, LLC
ON-LINE SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC. D/B/A METRO ENF
ORCEMENT
ALSCO-AMERICAN LINEN DIVISION
J WALTER THOMPSON USA, INC.
HARRIS, SIERRA
HARRIS, SIERRA
CAMERON, PAXTON E.
BOLINGBROOK, PARK DISTRICT
HOFFMAN ESTATES, PARK DISTRICT
LAWRENCE, COUNTY OF, COURTHOUSE
TRINITY SERVICES
PKS CHRISTIAN LEARNING SITE, INC.
CLEMMONS, TIFFANY
MOORE, MAURICE
LEMONT POLICE DEPARTMENT
JOLIET, CITY OF
LEIST, JULIE
KRASNY, PHILIP
BARNETT, CYNTHIA
SEPS, INC.
GRAINGER
MAC GRAPHICS GROUP, INC.
LOVE LEARNING CENTER
PROGRESSIVE INDUSTRIES
MARISOL, DAVILA
IRVING KANNETT & ASSOCIATES
IHM, PATRICIA
AIR SYSTEMS OF ILLINOIS
HELP AT HOME, INC.
CREW, JENNIFER R
DANNER, BARBARA
WOMENS TREATMENT CENTER
AT&T DATACOMM, INC.
ERG, LTD
EXPRESS MAILING SERVICE
LEE, COUNTY OF, COUNCIL ON AGING
LEYDEN FAMILY SERVICE & MHC
ERG, LTD
MCHENRY, COUNTY OF
$1,515.15
$500.00
$191,786.00
$16,416.00
$909.44
$18,222.44
$261.40
$287.54
$50.00
$287.54
$948.00
$1,064.96
$1,024.00
$50.00
$9,090.00
$29,643.00
$160.00
$1,867.95
$1,236.27
$452.80
$26,841.05
$3,014.96
$169,763.11
$7,381.27
$1,302.80
$85,461.73
$34.59
$4,252.00
$9,001.48
$40,801.73
$19,639.10
$13.08
$392.40
$1,195.00
$308.92
$190.00
$219.55
$169.91
$363.74
$5.74
$9.04
$61.88
$30.00
$107.08
$471.80
$8,367.00
$4,615.18
$330.00
$.00
$68.20
$1,310.74
$48.00
$26.00
$110.00
$1,305.96
$488.01
$508.08
$8,072.00
$55,236.45
$900.75
$459.40
$3,919.77
$10,064.18
$97.86
$2,600.00
$3,725.00
$70.00
$2,259.84
$1,129.92
$57,711.84
$95.54
$9,000.00
$297,212.00
$14.72
$44.16
$28.98
$39.82
$333.42
324 11-CC-2082
11-CC-2085
11-CC-2089
11-CC-2092
11-CC-2099
11-CC-2102
11-CC-2104
11-CC-2105
11-CC-2107
11-CC-2116
11-CC-2120
11-CC-2123
11-CC-2128
11-CC-2132
11-CC-2140
11-CC-2143
11-CC-2175
11-CC-2176
11-CC-2181
11-CC-2183
11-CC-2186
11-CC-2190
11-CC-2199
11-CC-2205
11-CC-2206
11-CC-2207
11-CC-2210
11-CC-2221
11-CC-2228
11-CC-2230
11-CC-2236
11-CC-2245
11-CC-2255
11-CC-2276
11-CC-2278
11-CC-2280
11-CC-2282
11-CC-2297
11-CC-2305
11-CC-2309
11-CC-2310
11-CC-2311
11-CC-2315
11-CC-2316
11-CC-2318
11-CC-2334
11-CC-2350
11-CC-2351
11-CC-2370
11-CC-2388
11-CC-2398
11-CC-2400
11-CC-2404
11-CC-2432
11-CC-2433
11-CC-2439
11-CC-2445
11-CC-2454
11-CC-2462
11-CC-2468
11-CC-2469
11-CC-2470
11-CC-2471
11-CC-2472
11-CC-2473
11-CC-2474
11-CC-2475
11-CC-2476
11-CC-2493
11-CC-2499
11-CC-2501
11-CC-2503
11-CC-2508
11-CC-2510
11-CC-2523
11-CC-2528
11-CC-2533
T & M DAYCARE CENTER
TABET DIVITO & ROTHSTEIN, LLC
J & R LANDSCAPING, INC.
NAPA AUTO PARTS
PROVENA ST MARY'S HOSPITAL
AMERICAN SIGNS BY TOMORROW
LEE, COUNTY OF, HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
LITTLE HANDS & FEET
HARRIS, DONALD P. JR.
QIAGEN, INC.
WINGATE HOTEL
WINGATE HOTEL
WINGATE HOTEL
RAMOS, ILUMINADA D.
SECRETARY OF STATE DRIVERS SERVICES - PETTY CA
SH
OTTAWA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
COHEN, CHRISTOPHER B
GRAINCO FS, INC.
SIMS, MAURICE
CENTER FOR SIGHT & HEARING
WHITE, JACQUELINE R., M.D.
BASK ILLINOIS HOSPITALITY, INC. D/B/A COMFORT
SUITES
WITH LOVING CARE
PATHWAYS PSYCHOLOGY SERVICES
WEIMAR, KATHLEEN M.
BLACKBURN, SHEILA
SCHIMMER FORD
AIRWAYS SYSTEMS, INC.
NORTHEASTERN LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL
BRANDY, CRAIG
EVERY BLOOMIN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC.
HARYANI, VIJAY M. MD.
FORYS, VICTOR A.
WINNEBAGO, COUNTY OF
MCCORKLE, KATHERINE
MCCORKLE, KATHERINE
MCCORKLE COURT REPORTERS, INC.
CATALYST CONSULTING GROUP, INC.
HEAVEN IS A PLAYGROUND CHILDCARE
CARDIOVASCULAR CONSULTANTS
NEW HOPE CENTER, INC.
ROSS, STEVEN O.
YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU OF ILLINOIS VALLEY D/B/A
THE KIDS PLACE
DIVISION OF GLENKIRK OPPORTUNITY SECURE DATA D
ESTRUCTION
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
HARRIS, LEVI S.
LYONS-MARTIN, LANISE C.
RANDOLPH, RANDI C.
LIL WONDERS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
COMET MESSENGER SERVICE, INC.
COOK'S DIRECT, INC.
PROVENA ST. MARYS HOSPITAL
$19.76
$969.00
$1,873.56
$1,850.00
$176.94
$367.35
$200.00
$39.11
$1,753.16
$879.98
$177.73
$4,204.29
$4,955.50
$87.99
$87.99
$263.97
$280.60
$1,120.77
$525.25
$2,547.24
$44.89
$65.00
$511.06
$217.51
$2,210.75
$257.50
$607.00
$228.75
$1,170.78
$319.80
$1,425.28
$72.50
$1,646.82
$10,517.50
$9,032.12
$728.00
$156.82
$480.00
$33,792.46
$58.18
$396.00
$8,606.00
$65.50
$450.00
$4,854.50
$467.05
$174.10
$1,028.70
$4,490.53
$91.56
$92.92
$82.63
$850.00
$1,383.55
$900.00
$110.00
$61.99
$474.07
$300.00
$1,452.28
$1,036.75
$1,970.50
$2,448.00
$1,797.50
$1,999.00
$1,124.50
$526.50
$1,920.50
$791.68
$233.00
$73.80
$860.00
$1,577.70
$43.85
$9,506.40
$124.00
$14.23
325 11-CC-2536
11-CC-2545
11-CC-2550
11-CC-2625
11-CC-2626
11-CC-2639
11-CC-2690
11-CC-2691
11-CC-2697
11-CC-2708
11-CC-2716
11-CC-2717
11-CC-2718
11-CC-2719
11-CC-2720
11-CC-2726
11-CC-2727
11-CC-2728
11-CC-2729
11-CC-2738
11-CC-2746
11-CC-2763
11-CC-2774
11-CC-2776
11-CC-2790
11-CC-2806
11-CC-2819
11-CC-2823
11-CC-2834
11-CC-2835
11-CC-2838
11-CC-2840
11-CC-2849
11-CC-2890
BARRINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
ZION, PARK DISTRICT
WARNSLEY, DONNA
MOORE, LYNDA
MOORE, LYNDA
CLARK, TIFFANY A.
WEST SUBURBAN LIMOUSINE, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN JOMES, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
ASPEN HOMES, INC.
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
CASADY, RHONDA
NORTHWEST TREATMENT ASSOCIATES, INC.
BREWBAKER, LORRIE
MENONI & MOCOGNI, INC.
YOUTH SERVICES NETWORK
COOK, COUNTY OF, RECORDER OF DEEDS
WORKFORCE LANGUAGE SERVICES
URS CORPORATION
N
11-CC-2892 FROEMEL, RACHEL
11-CC-2893 KOREAN AMERICAN WOMEN IN NEED
11-CC-2907 DEWEYS SERVICE, INC.
11-CC-2911 HOLIDAY INN AURORA
11-CC-2922 ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES, INC.
11-CC-2934 BATTERY HOUSE
11-CC-2935 GOLF MAINE, PARK DISTRICT
11-CC-3012 SERVICE DRYWALL & DECORATING, INC.
11-CC-3016 MCDERMOTT, MARGARET E.
11-CC-3019 WEBER, STEVE
11-CC-3041 SYLVIA GERUT REPORTING, INC.
11-CC-3048 UNISOURCE WORLDWIDE, INC.
11-CC-3055 HOGAN MARREN, LTD.
11-CC-3061 PROVENA ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
11-CC-3086 ALLIED TUBE & CONDUIT
11-CC-3124 SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER
11-CC-3148 ILLINOIS STATE TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
11-CC-3174 ALLIANCE HUMAN SERVICES, INC
11-CC-3229 ILLINOIS STATE TOLL HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
11-CC-3258 MID-CITY PLAZA, LLC D/B/A CROWN PLAZA METRO
11-CC-3259 CLINICAL ASSOCIATES IN MEDICINE
11-CC-3384 TURNER, JANICE M.
11-CC-3392 EVANS, MARY L.
11-CC-3419 GANNETT FLEMING, INC.
$122,774.00
$9,205.74
$701.04
$353.30
$105.99
$200.00
$57.23
$444.70
$757.34
$128.80
$3,532.60
$3,013.10
$14,442.10
$5,850.45
$29,738.21
$1,860.00
$2,996.25
$1,260.00
$2,234.50
$633.48
$20.00
$1,116.80
$425.00
$3,019.00
$1,430.00
$188.67
$32,079.44
$140.00
$141.52
$152.66
$100.00
$237.42
$171.28
$370.21
$.00
$6,808.87
$350.00
$87.20
$252.12
$122.04
$1,410.00
$1,277.96
$1,277.96
$1,277.96
$1,072.23
$866.42
$4,497.00
$375.00
$419.75
$105.52
$685.30
$250.00
$41,934.00
$1,072.23
$3,612.79
$123.55
$3,291.27
$256.00
$1,072.23
$2,555.92
$156.20
$1,311.65
$775.00
$562.02
$117.63
$145,548.00
326 CONTRACTS-‐-‐LAPSED APPROPRIATIONS FY 2011 When the appropriation from which a claim should have been paid has lapsed, the Court will enter an award for the amount due Claimant. 327 PUBLIC AID MEDICAL VENDOR AWARDS
FY2011
10-CC-2052 AMBOY NURSING AQUISITION ET AL
$661,191.16
328 PRISONERS AND INMATES
MISSING PROPERTY CLAIMS FY 2011 The following list of cases consists of claims brought by prisoners and inmates of State correctional facilities against the State to recover the value of certain items of personal property of which they allegedly possessed while incarcerated, but which were allegedly lost while the State was in possession thereof or for which the State was allegedly otherwise responsible. Consistent with the cases involving the same subject matter appearing in full in previous Court of Claims Reports, these claims were all decided based upon the theories of bailments, conversion, or negligence. Because of the volume, length, and general similarity of the opinions, the full texts of the opinions were not published, except for those claims which may have some precedential value. 01-CC-0278 HENDRICKS, DEANA
02-CC-4122 RUCKMAN, LEEONCE
03-CC-3560 ELIZONDO, ALEJANDRO,J
05-CC-0468 MORISSETTE, SHERMAN
05-CC-2288 TURNER, DAVID C.
05-CC-3468 JOINER, FRANK
06-CC-0096 AMES, THOMAS R.
06-CC-2363 WILKINS, GREGORY D.
06-CC-2717 WHIRL, SHAWN B.
06-CC-2962 BROWN, RONALD D.
07-CC-0925 LOHNES, JAMES
08-CC-0080 OWENS, JOHNNIE
08-CC-1639 STARKS, DAVID SR
09-CC-0164 ALLEN, MARSHAN TERRELL
09-CC-0208 JONES, WILLIAM T
09-CC-0466 BOATMAN, GREGORY
09-CC-2532 ALDIN, NAJAM
09-CC-2968 CLARK, WILLIE
09-CC-3026 RICHARDSON, SHANNON
10-CC-0133 SERIO, RAYMOND
10-CC-2183 RAY, HOYT
10-CC-3285 LEE, WILLIAM E
$7,500.00
$4.07
$10,000.00
$94.31
$60.00
$46.00
$272.64
$15.00
$308.60
$5,000.00
$40.00
$90.00
$303.73
$1,225.00
$5,000.00
$50.00
$150.00
$31.24
$32.55
$180.55
$100.00
$93.22
329 CRIME VICTIMS COMPENSATION ACT
OPINIONS NOT PUBLISHED IN FULL FY 2011 Where person is victim of violent crime as defined in the Act; has suffered pecuniary loss; notified and cooperated fully with law enforcement officials immediately after the crime; the injury was not substantially attributable to the victim's wrongful act or substantial provocation; and the claim was filed in the Court of Claims within one year of the date of injury; compensation is payable under the Act. 84-CV-1015
88-CV-0103
93-CV-2927
95-CV-2931
97-CV-1407
98-CV-0093
98-CV-2707
99-CV-0035
99-CV-2982
00-CV-1862
01-CV-1756
01-CV-2061
01-CV-2153
01-CV-2306
01-CV-2858
02-CV-0714
02-CV-3012
03-CV-0607
03-CV-0608
03-CV-0940
03-CV-1336
03-CV-1734
03-CV-1884
03-CV-4144
04-CV-0162
04-CV-0883
04-CV-1059
04-CV-2178
04-CV-2212
04-CV-2286
04-CV-2454
04-CV-2837
04-CV-2984
04-CV-3250
04-CV-3427
04-CV-3529
04-CV-3937
04-CV-4145
04-CV-4196
04-CV-5098
04-CV-5345
05-CV-0124
05-CV-0231
05-CV-0819
05-CV-0902
05-CV-1000
05-CV-2361
05-CV-2573
05-CV-2969
05-CV-2970
05-CV-3110
05-CV-3111
05-CV-3539
05-CV-4164
05-CV-4218
WILLIAMS, SCOTT E.
ODELL, NOBA
BROWN, GWENDOLYN E.
BODY, JOYCE
JENKINS, VERONICA & ROGERS, JUANAKI & JENKINS,
JAZMIN
BRISKI, JOSEPH M.& JOYCE, ENGLAND, ANDREW & EN
GLAND, ASHLEY
WILLIAMS, ROSIE
LANDOR, JAMES M.
WISHECOBY, MELISSA
ADAMS, GLORIA J.
CRAGUE, JACK D.
BLAIR, CRISTY A.
PILARCZYK, JULIE
GALLOWAY, SUSAN M.
KING, LYNN
LOVE, GLORIA & SWAN, ENYD
DONALD, AARON D.
WIGGINS, STELLA
WILLIAMS, JOHNNIE C.
FAULKNER, STEVE
CROWN, VICTOR M.
BALLARD, MARY J.
MORGAN, BRANDI
PETERSEN, WILLIAM & MARSHALL, CATHERINE
BIRON-BOMIS, DESMOND
BANKS, LORETTA
ROBERTSON, OCTAVIUS A. D.
STRAUCH, ANNETTE P.
WILDS, DEBBIE
KOTROGIANNIS, GEORGE B.
GAMEZ, LUIS
JOHNSON, LATOYA & MCSWINE, LATOYIA
KEENE, JAMES
KEENE, TIMOTHY A.
MARTINEZ, MAXIMINO
MILSAP, RAMONICA L.
WILSON, GLADYS M.
PARKER, JOHNNY, #R-15613
BAKER, ANTHONY
JOHNSON, SUSAN
ADAMS, KATHLEEN
PHELAN, BRANDY
SALVUCCI, LISA
SAZONE, LATASHA
MCCLINE, DARREN
STRAUSS, ALICE
CARROLL, LYNETTE
MCKINNEY, DIANE
NEAL, DAVID
OAKS, JASON
HAHN, DANIELLE
HAHN, DANIELLE
ANDERSON, SHANNON
LEMUS, JOSE
JOHNSTON, LYNETTE
$905.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
$25,000.00
DENIED
DISMISSED
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
$9,816.86
DENIED
$2,343.37
$2,540.00
DENIED
$27,000.00
$12,960.94
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
$2,745.00
$20,250.00
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
DENIED
$920.57
DENIED
$4,383.59
$8,534.79
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DISMISSED
DISMISSED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DISMISSED
$15,564.60
$7,094.34
DENIED
$400.00
$990.00
DENIED
DISMISSED
$4,706.34
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DISMISSAL
DISMISSED
DENIED
$10,043.40
$9,168.83
DISMISSED
DENIED
DENIED
330 05-CV-4229
05-CV-4271
05-CV-4371
05-CV-4492
05-CV-4502
05-CV-4548
05-CV-4769
05-CV-4803
05-CV-4823
05-CV-4831
05-CV-5277
06-CV-0046
06-CV-0232
06-CV-0248
06-CV-0341
06-CV-0472
06-CV-0636
06-CV-0698
06-CV-1082
06-CV-1276
06-CV-1410
06-CV-1503
06-CV-1594
06-CV-1658
06-CV-1748
06-CV-1958
06-CV-2366
06-CV-2372
06-CV-2495
06-CV-2565
06-CV-2818
06-CV-2847
06-CV-3017
06-CV-3039
06-CV-3052
06-CV-3123
06-CV-3128
06-CV-3576
06-CV-3764
06-CV-3765
06-CV-3836
06-CV-3906
06-CV-4148
06-CV-4371
06-CV-4444
06-CV-4673
06-CV-4863
06-CV-5170
06-CV-5249
06-CV-5392
06-CV-5402
06-CV-5426
06-CV-5583
06-CV-5584
06-CV-5690
06-CV-5691
06-CV-5961
06-CV-6026
06-CV-6167
06-CV-6193
07-CV-0058
07-CV-0166
07-CV-0373
07-CV-0383
07-CV-0384
07-CV-0385
07-CV-0503
07-CV-0521
07-CV-0610
07-CV-0613
07-CV-0626
07-CV-0818
07-CV-0968
07-CV-1372
07-CV-1399
07-CV-1416
07-CV-1418
07-CV-1615
07-CV-1689
07-CV-1712
07-CV-1720
WAGNER, FORREST
GRAEFE, MICHELLE
DAVENPORT, JOHNNY
HOLZGRAFE, CARRIE
ADAMS, RACHEL D.
GODSEY, MARIA
GUY, DOROTHY J.
WILLIAMS, BRIDGETT
ADAMS, PAULA
BECKMAN, JAMIE
DIAZ, ANTHONY
ROSE, ARDEST, III
PARKINS, KARIE
DUJMOVIC, VERUNIKA
GREYER, ROSALIND & GREYER, LEOTHA
BEYER, SARAH
MITCHELL, JERRY L.
HARRIS, AMY
WILLIAMS, CHERESE
BROOKS, MELVIN
VELAZQUEZ, ALFREDO
ALPIZAR, AUGUSTO
LEON, JOSE
BEASON, STANLEY L.
BRAGGS, ANDREW
JACKSON, RENALDO
RINGENBERG, LISA R.
SANCHEZ, JENNIFER
KNIGHT, TERRIAL #B-39597
CROSS, MARK B.
GIBBONS, CHRISTOPHRER W.
CRUSE, WAYNE
FRASER, JOSHUA
BARROS, BARBARA A.
FRANKLIN, BELBIN
WILLIAMS, ANTHONY
BROWN, SHAWN
ORR, PHYLLIS
BROWN, JOANN
BROWN, JOANN
BREESE, REBECCA A.
CAREY, DYNISHA
BAILEY, MAURICE
NIKOV, LUDMIL
PERRY, GISELLE E.
DAY, JERMAINE W.
BAKER, MARTELL
MCGRATH, VINCENT C.
HARTMAN, KELLIE
DAVIS, LARRY
RESH, BRENDA
RICHARDSON, CAREY
HUDSON, MAGGIE
HUDSON, MAGGIE
RESH, BRENDA
RESH, BRENDA
HAMPTON, CARL
WILLIAMS, PAMELOR
HAMILTON, KENNETH E.
PRADO, THOMAS W.
DAVIS, KATHY
RAMOS, SONIA
FULLER, VICTOR L.
PAYNE, JESSIE, JR.
PAYNE, SCHERRIE
JEFFERSON, LA DONNA
WEST, JOHN & SCOTT, CARMELLA
KNEIDEK, CHRISTOPHER
WEBER, KATHERINE P.
WOODS, PATRICIA D.
COOLER, SUSAN
DANIEL, JAMES M.
HOLLAND, MARCUS
DALE, CHARLETTA
HILLMAN, HURA LEE
DIXON, VERNONANCE
GOODE, PATRICK
DAVIS, BEATRICE
VASSEL, HAROLD
PEARCE, MCKINLEY
SIMA, DARLENE CAROL
DENIED
$7,600.00
DENIED
$18,835.00
DENIED
$23,750.10
DENIED
$5,000.00
$6,960.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
$8,670.92
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
DISMISSED
$912.48
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
DENIED
$27,000.00
DISMISSED
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07-CV-1825
07-CV-1924
07-CV-2012
07-CV-2041
07-CV-2055
07-CV-2065
07-CV-2115
07-CV-2221
07-CV-2317
07-CV-2329
07-CV-2363
07-CV-2366
07-CV-2372
07-CV-2394
07-CV-2455
07-CV-2476
07-CV-2488
07-CV-2492
07-CV-2687
07-CV-2713
07-CV-2792
07-CV-3016
07-CV-3065
07-CV-3128
07-CV-3293
07-CV-3600
07-CV-3619
07-CV-3687
07-CV-3796
07-CV-3797
07-CV-4117
07-CV-4125
07-CV-4196
07-CV-4244
07-CV-4357
07-CV-4715
07-CV-4775
07-CV-4919
07-CV-5121
07-CV-5153
07-CV-5177
07-CV-5183
07-CV-5385
07-CV-5430
07-CV-5460
07-CV-5499
07-CV-5622
07-CV-5731
07-CV-5733
07-CV-5770
07-CV-5807
07-CV-5813
07-CV-5830
07-CV-5924
07-CV-5932
07-CV-5951
07-CV-6047
07-CV-6096
07-CV-6108
07-CV-6209
07-CV-6215
07-CV-6235
07-CV-6380
07-CV-6492
08-CV-0008
08-CV-0092
08-CV-0103
08-CV-0136
08-CV-0155
08-CV-0216
08-CV-0293
08-CV-0434
08-CV-0454
08-CV-0616
08-CV-0678
08-CV-0679
08-CV-0680
08-CV-0681
HENDERSON, TYRONE T.
BAILEY, LAMONT
ALVAREZ, VICTOR
GENTRY, MARLINA
BLOCK, AMANDA
SCOTT, TIA
VON MAYR, ERWIN
BUTLER, KARLI M.
BOWLES, DONNELL
BENTON, JERROD
MCCOY, JUDY
MILLER, WILMA
PEET, KENNETH R., II
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PAWLOWSKI, DONNA
BROWN, LYNN L.
ANDREWS, BETTY
BROWN, PHILLIP
COBB, TERISA
CLEMENTS, JASON
MARTINEZ, ANGEL
WALKER, KELLY
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SHAMBLIN, JONNA
TURNER, MORGAN
EADS, STEPHEN L.
OVERBY, LAURA
CURTIS, GERRI
WHITE, CARLA
ANDERSON, LISA
ANDERSON, LISA
WILSON, JIMMY
BLANCO, EDWARD J. JR.
GRIFFIN, CURTIS L.
TAMEZ, RICK
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CINARDI, CHRISTEN
MOORE, AMY
CARRANZA, LUIS
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MASON, VERA
NEE, BRIDGET A.
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08-CV-0706
08-CV-0755
08-CV-0789
08-CV-0833
08-CV-0860
08-CV-0894
08-CV-0960
08-CV-1015
08-CV-1105
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08-CV-1257
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08-CV-1326
08-CV-1341
08-CV-1457
08-CV-1474
08-CV-1493
08-CV-1534
08-CV-1538
08-CV-1566
08-CV-1623
08-CV-1689
08-CV-1702
08-CV-1746
08-CV-1775
08-CV-1783
08-CV-1818
08-CV-1851
08-CV-1878
08-CV-1894
08-CV-1904
08-CV-1944
08-CV-2020
08-CV-2032
08-CV-2033
08-CV-2074
08-CV-2131
08-CV-2202
08-CV-2246
08-CV-2262
08-CV-2312
08-CV-2313
08-CV-2382
08-CV-2410
08-CV-2412
08-CV-2428
08-CV-2471
08-CV-2478
08-CV-2516
08-CV-2517
08-CV-2548
08-CV-2611
08-CV-2617
08-CV-2630
08-CV-2687
08-CV-2721
08-CV-2764
08-CV-2777
08-CV-2833
08-CV-2858
08-CV-2859
08-CV-2881
08-CV-2905
08-CV-2942
08-CV-2944
08-CV-2956
08-CV-2960
08-CV-2967
08-CV-2987
08-CV-2996
08-CV-3059
08-CV-3063
08-CV-3118
08-CV-3126
08-CV-3127
08-CV-3131
08-CV-3137
08-CV-3247
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MCFARLAND, LONNIE L. JR.
KILPATRICK, JOSHUA
CORRADO, SANDRA
CODY, CATHLEEN
WILLIAMS, CHARLES A.
NUNEZ, ARTURO
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SMITH, DEANDRE
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KIRBY, TIDO
ISBEL, MARK W.
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CHOTT, KELLY
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WALKER, ROOSEVELT
COLES, GLENN E.
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WILLIAMS, CLARENCE JR.
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SMID, MELONIE
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REDMOND, JOSEPH
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BAILEY, FRITZ D. JR.
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COLE, ALEXANDER
RICHARDSON, STANLEY
PEARSON, AL
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PANKOW, TIMOTHY J.
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MOORE, ANTON
HUDSON, SAMANTHA
MCGRAW, CALEB
POOLE, NORMAN
CRUZ, MICHAEL
GARCIA, ANNABELLA
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KIRBY, TONIA
VALLE, BLANCA
AMES, CARLEAN
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DISMISSED
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DENIED
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RECONSIDERED DENIAL
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08-CV-3322
08-CV-3324
08-CV-3387
08-CV-3407
08-CV-3413
08-CV-3465
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08-CV-3482
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08-CV-3843
08-CV-3853
08-CV-3877
08-CV-3886
08-CV-3897
08-CV-3899
08-CV-3938
08-CV-3954
08-CV-3961
08-CV-3991
08-CV-4003
08-CV-4007
08-CV-4012
08-CV-4090
08-CV-4097
08-CV-4128
08-CV-4150
08-CV-4154
08-CV-4155
08-CV-4201
08-CV-4273
08-CV-4290
08-CV-4307
08-CV-4329
08-CV-4333
08-CV-4365
08-CV-4393
08-CV-4406
08-CV-4409
08-CV-4417
08-CV-4468
08-CV-4471
08-CV-4472
08-CV-4477
08-CV-4483
08-CV-4490
08-CV-4508
08-CV-4587
08-CV-4618
08-CV-4628
08-CV-4636
08-CV-4643
08-CV-4648
08-CV-4656
08-CV-4701
08-CV-4703
08-CV-4711
08-CV-4803
08-CV-4881
08-CV-4896
08-CV-4914
08-CV-4955
08-CV-5010
08-CV-5025
08-CV-5027
08-CV-5046
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GRAHAM, BERNARD
HUGHES, SEAN
TAYLOR, JOAN
WELLS, ROSILAND
CZARNECKI, MARK
JACKSON, ANTHONY
MILLER, MONICA J.
RYAN, DENNIS J.
IBARRA, MARIO
MARQUEZ, JOSE
PADDIE, JOSEPH
PRINCE, JACQUELINE
CHUN, SEI
CARLSON, ANGELA K.
DAVIS, CRAIG
CAMERON, BRYANT, JR.
HARRIS, HENRY
REED, BLANCHIE & MINOR, TIERRA
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WARD, KENNETH
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DURKIN, ADAM
CAMPBELL, SHERRIE
MALATARE, JAMES
RIVERA, LULA M.
MAY, MAURICE
SERPAS, GREG
WRIGHT, FRED
SMID, MELONIE
GASKILL, RYAN
DEAR, ANTHONY
HUDSON, MAGGIE
HOFFMAN, KURT
SANDOVAL, JOSE
SZROMBA, MICHAEL
FARLEY, SANQUANITA, ET AL
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SPALDING, LAURA
HEWITT, TROY
MCCAIN, RICKEY
RUDOLPH, DENISE
WINTERS, STEVEN
BALLARD, DEVIN
FOSTER, TODD
STIGLER, EUGENE
LANDA, LINDSEY M.
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RUTHERFORD, SHAWN
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GUIGLI, DAWN
HENDERSON, JOHNNY
LEYVA, FRANCISCO
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MABRY, KATELYN
HUNT, GABRIELLE
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CHIANO, PETER
BELL, MARCUS
ROBERTSON, ANTHONY
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WALKER, MARVELL
BUSH, JOHN
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HAYWOOD, STANLEY SR.
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08-CV-5208
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08-CV-5514
08-CV-5515
08-CV-5527
08-CV-5537
08-CV-5556
08-CV-5597
08-CV-5628
08-CV-5647
08-CV-5670
08-CV-5726
08-CV-5729
08-CV-5736
08-CV-5742
08-CV-5743
08-CV-5782
08-CV-5790
08-CV-5830
08-CV-5835
08-CV-5860
08-CV-5870
08-CV-5923
08-CV-5946
08-CV-5953
08-CV-5982
08-CV-5986
08-CV-5993
08-CV-5996
08-CV-6149
08-CV-6153
08-CV-6181
08-CV-6185
08-CV-6189
08-CV-6196
08-CV-6204
08-CV-6207
08-CV-6212
08-CV-6246
08-CV-6255
08-CV-6259
08-CV-6266
08-CV-6278
08-CV-6281
08-CV-6283
08-CV-6294
08-CV-6300
08-CV-6308
08-CV-6310
08-CV-6324
08-CV-6366
08-CV-6377
08-CV-6442
08-CV-6443
08-CV-6444
08-CV-6466
08-CV-6471
08-CV-6473
08-CV-6480
08-CV-6516
08-CV-6518
08-CV-6519
09-CV-0023
09-CV-0035
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FREEMAN, ERNEST JR.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES
DAVIS, ANTIONE
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HESKIN, JENNIE
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CHATMAN, ALFREDO I.
DAVIS, JACQUELINE & DAVIS, MARK A
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HENDRICKS, BRIANNA
WIEGAND, RONDA ELAINE
GONZALEZ, ALEXANDER
ROYAL, LEVELLE
SCOTT, TYRONE
WILLIAMS, RAYMONE
CRAIG, STEPHEN
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THOMAS, DEWANNA
GURZAKOVIC, DEZMAL
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MORRIS, THERRIS
WILLIAMS, FELICIA
HOPKINS, CHARLES
MCCANN, ROBERT
QUINN, DEBRA
TOLBERT, KEVIN
VERA, MICHAEL
LATCHMAN, DEAN H.
DESECKI, ADAM
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HUDSON, RODNEY
GIL, KRYSTYNA
COWART, CHARLES
LEWIS, ANTHONY
CROWELL, KENNETH L.
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RAHMAN, UNNUM
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SPENT, JOSEPH W.
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LIDDELL, ALLEN M.
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MCCALL, BETH
DAVAULT, NICKLOS E.
IRBY, JOSHUA
KEELER, FRANK
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MIGUEL, DAVILA
HICKS, KRIS
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TORREZ, LUIS
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DISMISSED
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DISMISSED
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09-CV-0053
09-CV-0058
09-CV-0065
09-CV-0094
09-CV-0107
09-CV-0115
09-CV-0116
09-CV-0135
09-CV-0157
09-CV-0166
09-CV-0174
09-CV-0180
09-CV-0183
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09-CV-4857
09-CV-4866
09-CV-4872
09-CV-4873
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09-CV-4884
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09-CV-4901
09-CV-4907
09-CV-4916
09-CV-4917
09-CV-4918
09-CV-4929
09-CV-4934
09-CV-4951
09-CV-4953
09-CV-4957
09-CV-4967
09-CV-4971
09-CV-4975
09-CV-4990
09-CV-5012
JORDAN, STEPHEN
JORDAN, STEPHEN
MYLES, DELONNO
TARDY, JEFFREY
GREGORY, CYNTHIA
HOWELL, LORI A.
JOHNSON, BRANDI
RICH, MICHAEL D.
ALI, KHADIGA B.
KOWALSKI, MICHAEL
WALLS, MICHAEL
ANDERSON, DEREK
SHEREEN, HAJERA
SMITH, DONTE
ESPINOSA, ANGEL LUIS
QUINN, HEATHER
SMOLEN, EDWARD J.
HORTON, ALLISON
PARKER, MARY ANN
STEPHENS, LA PIERRE
WALKER, CHARLES
BECKER, NANCY
ALEXANDER, LATONYA & HEARD, DELORES
BUNDGARD, GREGORY
PORTALES, EDGAR R.
SIMMONS, MELISSA
SIMMONS, MELISSA
GRZESIAK, LORI
HAHN, ANDREW P.
LETOURNEAU, EVELYN
BLACKORBY, JAMIE L.
CHARLTON, MATT
COLLAZO, DAVID
GENTRY, JUSTIN C.
KINCHELOE, LORI
PICKENS, TINA
LURRY, THURMOND
SZENDZIAL, PATRICK W.
COBLE, RENEE
MCDONALD, DAWN
NIX, JENNIFER E.
CAPETILLO, MARCO A.
BREWER, DARRON
JACKSON, STEVEN
MCNUTT, ADRIAN JR.
WARNICK, DAVID
BROWN, NIKKIA
BUTLER, MARVELLA
HOLMES, ALBERT L. & HINES, AMANDA
HUNTER, TREMONT
FERRICK, JOHN
GETTY, ALEXANDER
SOTO, RAFAEL
COOPER, HOWARD
MCGEE, AUDREY
MEEKS, JESSIE M. & TAYLOR, TANISHA
ALASSAF, MALEK
FOSTER, XAVIER; & BROWN, LATORIA M.
JOHNSON, DAVID
NEWSOME, SAVAN
AMOS, CORDELL C.
DICKERSON, MICHAEL
DIMITRIS, MICHELLE
ESCOBEDO, MELISSA
CHEE, KANDE
GARCIA, NOELIA; &CORONA, ALBERTO
PARISI, JAY
BLACKAMORE, STEPHAN
BRIGGS, SHERMAN JR.
CAPETILLO, MARCO A.
REED, ARAL
SIMARI, FREDERICK A.
REDMOND, MICHAEL
TIRADOR-MENDEZ, MARIA R.
BOYKO, ANDRZEJ
COURTS, DEJUAN
DUSELL, DAVID
HARRISON, JOE
WELLEN, SHERI
SHAW, MARTIN
DISMISSED
DISMISSED
$27,000.00
$9,863.10
$547.11
DISMISSED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DISMISSED
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
$27,000.00
DENIED
$373.00
DISMISSED
$27,000.00
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
$560.00
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$2,500.08
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$5,000.00
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DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
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$5,421.46
DENIED
$27,000.00
DENIED
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DISMISSED
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$18,559.26
DISMISSED
DENIED
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DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
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$15,183.96
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$4,786.25
DENIED
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DENIED
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$27,000.00
DISMISSED
$310.58
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
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09-CV-5053
09-CV-5057
09-CV-5058
09-CV-5065
09-CV-5067
09-CV-5075
09-CV-5078
09-CV-5087
09-CV-5094
09-CV-5103
09-CV-5116
09-CV-5122
09-CV-5140
09-CV-5160
09-CV-5163
09-CV-5166
09-CV-5174
09-CV-5175
09-CV-5179
09-CV-5197
09-CV-5202
09-CV-5210
09-CV-5286
09-CV-5289
09-CV-5297
09-CV-5298
09-CV-5302
09-CV-5304
09-CV-5306
09-CV-5320
09-CV-5322
09-CV-5325
09-CV-5328
09-CV-5329
09-CV-5336
09-CV-5340
09-CV-5342
09-CV-5346
09-CV-5347
09-CV-5349
09-CV-5354
09-CV-5362
09-CV-5376
09-CV-5377
09-CV-5380
09-CV-5393
09-CV-5395
09-CV-5404
09-CV-5410
09-CV-5412
09-CV-5415
09-CV-5416
09-CV-5425
09-CV-5429
09-CV-5432
09-CV-5434
09-CV-5451
09-CV-5452
09-CV-5453
09-CV-5460
09-CV-5462
09-CV-5465
09-CV-5475
09-CV-5478
09-CV-5484
09-CV-5488
09-CV-5489
09-CV-5493
09-CV-5494
09-CV-5496
09-CV-5507
09-CV-5509
09-CV-5514
09-CV-5516
09-CV-5521
09-CV-5524
09-CV-5553
09-CV-5557
09-CV-5558
09-CV-5570
TAYLOR, ELLA M.
DOUGLAS, CHARLES W. JR.
GONZALES, LEONIDES A.
GUTIERREZ, SANTOS
JOHNSON, TRAVIS P.
LAUCHARD, RICHARD V.
FERNANDEZ-RUBLE, PAMELA
GIBSON, NICHOLE
MCGEE, JEREMIAH
PINNICK, BRUCE
SCRUGGS, SHARON
GIBSON, NICHOLE
VILLAGRANA, DANNY
ALLISON, JENNIFER
POWELL, KARREN; & SONS, MARCIA E.
SCOTT, CARL
TOKAR, KATHLEEN M.
EUSTICE, PATRICIA L.
FARKAS, NANCY M.
MATTHEWS, ODIS MARIE
GREEN, JAMES
LIRA-ESPINOSA, ERICK
RATTLER, ROSALIND
LOFTON, THELMA J.
PEI, YU
ARNONE, MARIA
ARNONE, MARIA
CARIDINO, WANDA
DURGUT, CEMIL
HALLENBECK, KERRY J.
BESSERT, ROBERT
BRUMLEY, WILLIAM A.
CLIFF, DETERIOUS
GUERRA, RUBEN
HACKNER, MARTELL O.
VARGAS, PAOLA
CEREZO, VICTOR
HOLT, MANQUINYELLE
MARTIN, RICHARD G.
MCCRISTAL, SALOME
YOUNG, MARK
DOZIER, LINDA SUE
NEHRING, KENNETH
GOMEZ, ANTONIO E.
GRAHAM, QUEEN
JOHNSON, REUBEN
BURKS, GAIL
CLARK, CHARLES H. II
GONZALEZ, MARIA A.
JACKSON, TIMOTHY L.
KIZNYTE, ELLE
MCCLENDON, SEAN
MCGEE, RICKY
CAVALETTO, JOHN D.
CUMBERWORTH, MARCUS D.
MAGES, MATTHEW A.
PREKER, SANDRA F.
TOLAR, HERMAN
TOLAR, MICHELE E.
TOLAR, MICHELE E; & TOLAR, HERMAN
BUTLER, MARIE
DOUGHERTY, MEGAN
GIVENS, SUNNY
CRENSHAW, MADALYNN
DENT, CHRISTINA
LYLES, ALONZO
WELLS, BRYANT
WHITE, DARRYL N.
CALLICUTT, CARLA
CARVER, TARA N.
CLAY, HATTIE
SERIANO, CHARLES K.
BAIN, ASHLEY
BOOKER, LAWRENCE III
CLARK, OLIVIA
HANSON, DAMION A.
JACKSON, JAMES
PURNELL, MARQUITA
THOMPSON, RHONDA
THOMPSON, RHONDA
CLARK, QUENTIN
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
$4,058.85
$118.64
$7,740.10
$730.87
$2,720.00
DISMISSED
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$5,000.00
DENIED
$27,000.00
DISMISSED
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DISMISSED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
$324.24
$1,593.52
$4,258.95
$1,141.17
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DENIED
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DISMISSED
DISMISSED
DENIED
$13,463.15
DENIED
DENIED
$6,569.83
DENIED
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$3,333.00
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DENIED
$1,060.52
DENIED
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DENIED
DENIED
$441.00
DENIED
$5,000.00
DISMISSED
DISMISSED
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DISMISSED
$2,315.00
$4,309.00
$7,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
$776.00
$12.68
$2,218.50
$27,000.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
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09-CV-5574
09-CV-5583
09-CV-5587
09-CV-5590
09-CV-5594
09-CV-5604
09-CV-5611
09-CV-5612
09-CV-5619
09-CV-5621
09-CV-5622
09-CV-5625
09-CV-5628
09-CV-5631
09-CV-5636
09-CV-5640
09-CV-5646
09-CV-5648
09-CV-5653
09-CV-5656
09-CV-5667
09-CV-5670
09-CV-5674
09-CV-5675
09-CV-5677
09-CV-5678
09-CV-5682
09-CV-5688
09-CV-5692
09-CV-5703
09-CV-5706
09-CV-5716
09-CV-5727
09-CV-5740
09-CV-5741
09-CV-5754
09-CV-5755
09-CV-5769
09-CV-5771
09-CV-5776
09-CV-5786
09-CV-5795
09-CV-5797
09-CV-5800
09-CV-5804
09-CV-5810
09-CV-5818
09-CV-5823
09-CV-5824
09-CV-5828
09-CV-5850
09-CV-5851
09-CV-5872
09-CV-5879
09-CV-5880
09-CV-5884
09-CV-5890
09-CV-5891
09-CV-5899
09-CV-5900
09-CV-5907
09-CV-5911
09-CV-5913
09-CV-5916
09-CV-5924
09-CV-5926
09-CV-5930
09-CV-5935
09-CV-5955
09-CV-5959
09-CV-5973
09-CV-5978
09-CV-5984
09-CV-5988
09-CV-6008
09-CV-6009
09-CV-6020
09-CV-6036
09-CV-6056
09-CV-6060
HAYES, KERMIT
JOYCE, KELLY A.
JAMES, MEAGAN
BOCKS, STACEY
CROWE, JANA L.
FIELDS, HENIKEN
MORGAN, TETA
REYES, MARGARITA
BROWN, DANIELLE
HUDSON, BRANDY
MCKINNEY, KEENAN
NELSON, BRIAN
RIGGINS-MCKNIGHT, BEATRICE
VALLIES, AARON M.
WILLIAMS, QUANTRELL
CAMARGO, RIGOBERTO
GREEN, JOHNATHAN
HOCHERTZ, AMANDA
JIMERSON, GERELL J.
RIVERA, VALENTIN
TALIB, MOHAMMAD
LOOS, TRACY R.
PARKER, FARTRINA
EADES, SUSAN
FIORITO, CARL
HARRELL, JOSHUA
JOHNSON, TERESA HARN
OLIVE, SUSAN R.
CANNON, TIMOTHY
OCHOA, RAFAEL D.
MUNOZ, JUAN
PIERCE, TANYA L.
COLEBAR, BRANDON C.
JOHNSON, MICHAEL R.
TAYLOR, JUSTIN
WHITE, AMBERLY E
ALVIS, TRISHA
ALVIS, TRISHA
JACKSON, TREVYON G.
JENKINS, RANDOLPH
LOCKETT, MICHELE
BONDS, CHRISTOPHER
MONSAVE, ALEJANDRA
SPOTTS, FELCHUER N. III
WILLIAMS, DONNELL
CANONGO, MARIA R.
SHELBY, JERMAINE
GASTON, ARLENE
MOORE, AMY
SMITH, JAMES M.
CHAPMAN, PERCY
KELLEY, LESLIE
KELLEY, LESLIE
MILES, GREGORY D.
RONSPIES, DALE J.
SALES, TAMMY
TOBAR, AMPARO
WILLIAMS, JESSE
WRIGHT, GARY
DI NARDO, ROBERT
MUNGUIA-ENRIQUEZ, HENRY E.
HAMSTRA, DONALD; & HAMSTRA, JOYCE
MEEKS, SHYVONE
RODRIGUEZ, MARCOS
SYKES, MONTAY
CRNJAK, PETER
GOLDEN, ANTOINE
LINDSEY, SPRING & WHITTED, SANDRA
RULO, CHRISTOPHER N.
LOWREY, STUART A., KEEFE, MICHELE A.
OQUENDO, FRANKIE
FERGUSON, DIONE D.
WILLIAMS, MICHELLE
JANI, PETRO
MONTCALM, ALEXANDER
YORK, SAMUEL L.
BLACK, LOLETA
HESS, RACHELLE R.
SHELBY, KEITH EUGENE
SIMMONS, RUTH
CUEVAS, MARIA
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$4,626.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
DISMISSED
$21,235.45
$10,049.30
$194.40
DISMISSED
$27,000.00
$5,000.00
$1,829.71
DISMISSED
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$4,012.25
DENIED
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$5,000.00
DENIED
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DENIED
$5,321.25
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DENIED
$2,914.00
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DISMISSED
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DISMISSED
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DISMISSED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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$2,315.00
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DENIED
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342 09-CV-6061
09-CV-6063
09-CV-6071
09-CV-6072
09-CV-6073
09-CV-6085
09-CV-6095
09-CV-6105
09-CV-6106
09-CV-6111
09-CV-6115
09-CV-6118
09-CV-6119
09-CV-6125
09-CV-6126
09-CV-6136
09-CV-6137
09-CV-6139
09-CV-6152
09-CV-6153
09-CV-6160
09-CV-6161
09-CV-6169
09-CV-6173
09-CV-6175
09-CV-6177
09-CV-6179
09-CV-6182
09-CV-6184
09-CV-6190
09-CV-6203
09-CV-6207
09-CV-6208
09-CV-6212
09-CV-6214
09-CV-6226
09-CV-6231
09-CV-6236
09-CV-6239
09-CV-6241
09-CV-6244
09-CV-6251
09-CV-6255
09-CV-6263
09-CV-6275
09-CV-6278
09-CV-6290
09-CV-6292
09-CV-6293
09-CV-6310
09-CV-6313
09-CV-6314
09-CV-6339
09-CV-6340
09-CV-6345
09-CV-6352
09-CV-6355
09-CV-6356
09-CV-6357
09-CV-6358
09-CV-6359
09-CV-6360
09-CV-6361
09-CV-6370
09-CV-6375
09-CV-6376
09-CV-6379
09-CV-6387
09-CV-6397
09-CV-6400
09-CV-6405
09-CV-6407
09-CV-6410
09-CV-6412
09-CV-6416
09-CV-6419
09-CV-6421
09-CV-6422
09-CV-6426
09-CV-6432
09-CV-6438
DOUGLAS, LARRY JR.
JOHNSON, ELIZABETH
WALKER, DAVID J.
BOVAN, CARLEN
BROWN, QUEENESTER
MARBLE, WILLIAM
STANSBURY, VALERIE J. & FLOYD, SARRA M.
FRANTAL, WENDY A.
GALLET, CHRISTOPHER
LEE, MARK
MARSHALL, MARGE
SHORTER, TREASA R.
TAYLOR, LONNIE J.
BATSON, KENNETH
BENNETT, BRANDON
DHINGRA, ANITA
FIELDS, WALTER
FRY, BRYAN
BANKS, CATINA & EWING, LOUISE
BLANDIN, JERMAINE
GRIFFITH, MARK
GUZMAN, MILTON
LOVELADY, AARON
MCBRIDE, RICHARD
MULLENIX, MARY E.
PADILLA, DANIEL
PETERSON, MITCHELL
PORTERFIELD, CALVIN
ROBINSON, KARL
SIMS, ANTHONY
FOWLER, GLADYS A.
GROUCHTCHAK, OREST
HAWKINS, PATRICIA
JOHNS, RYAN
LEE, ANTHONY
SERVANT, LLOYD J. JR.
STOKES, DEBRA SPENCER
WHITE, MARKQUI
WOLFF, RACHEL
CHATMAN, BRANDON J.
CONNELL, THOMAS
KIRBY, JONATHAN E.
OSBORNE, BRIAN H.
VELAZQUEZ, CESAR
BROWN, DOMINIC
CANO, EFFRAIN
HERNANDEZ, OSCAR
JIMENEZ, PABLO
JONES, DERRICK
CAPOCCI-KILMER, TARA
DARRIS, JOYCE
DOE, JANET; & DOE, JILL
RUEF, ERIN B.
RUSSELL, FILURA
BOWEN, TAMARA
GREENE, ROGER
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
HOPE, JEANETTE M.
STANSBURY, STEVEN
BROWN, REBECCA
CHAPMAN, VICTOR
COUGHLIN, GREGORY
SANCHEZ, HONORIO
KRENTKOWSKI, JIM
MALIN, DONALD K.
SHAWGO, BEAU A.
TETRAULT, SARAH J.
ARELLANO, MARIA DOLORES
CAMARGO, ALVARO
HERNANDEZ, BONFACIO
LOEZA, VALENTIN
MELENDEZ, HECTOR
MERCADO, JULIETA
SMITH, ANGELENA & ORANGE, DAWN
ARTEAGA, JOSE
BLAIR, JAMES II
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DENIED
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DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
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DENIED
DENIED
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DENIED
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$7,208.80
$3,865.30
DISMISSED
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DENIED
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DISMISSED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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$11,708.00
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DISMISSED
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09-CV-6446
09-CV-6455
09-CV-6459
09-CV-6461
09-CV-6465
09-CV-6466
10-CV-0003
10-CV-0022
10-CV-0036
10-CV-0039
10-CV-0040
10-CV-0048
10-CV-0049
10-CV-0052
10-CV-0064
10-CV-0067
10-CV-0068
10-CV-0074
10-CV-0076
10-CV-0080
10-CV-0081
10-CV-0085
10-CV-0088
10-CV-0092
10-CV-0098
10-CV-0106
10-CV-0107
10-CV-0109
10-CV-0117
10-CV-0118
10-CV-0121
10-CV-0123
10-CV-0124
10-CV-0139
10-CV-0147
10-CV-0151
10-CV-0152
10-CV-0188
10-CV-0191
10-CV-0194
10-CV-0196
10-CV-0199
10-CV-0203
10-CV-0204
10-CV-0207
10-CV-0217
10-CV-0235
10-CV-0245
10-CV-0252
10-CV-0256
10-CV-0261
10-CV-0262
10-CV-0264
10-CV-0269
10-CV-0270
10-CV-0273
10-CV-0274
10-CV-0276
10-CV-0279
10-CV-0282
10-CV-0287
10-CV-0293
10-CV-0296
10-CV-0297
10-CV-0304
10-CV-0307
10-CV-0312
10-CV-0319
10-CV-0323
10-CV-0326
10-CV-0328
10-CV-0332
10-CV-0334
10-CV-0337
10-CV-0338
10-CV-0339
10-CV-0341
10-CV-0344
10-CV-0346
COWAN, SHINNETTE
GLINSKY, ADAM
MENDOZA, YONI
PETTENGER, ANTHONY F.
SINNARD, BARRY
TYSON, ANTHONY D.
WOODS, HAROLD
ARMSTRONG, ANTHONY
ROSS, JERMAINE L.
QUICK, D'ANDRE
ROBINSON, MARCUS
ROWEN, LAURA
CAMPOS, ERNESTO REVELES
COOPERWOOD, QUDON
DORNEY, JAMIE
MEYER, JOHN A.
OWENS, RACE A.
PERRY, GREGORY
TERRELL, RAJI
WILLIAMS, DEBHORA
BLACKFUL, DAVID
WILLIAMS, ANTOINE
DURHAM, RACHEL
EZELL, WALTER
HERNANDEZ, LORENA
PALMER, TIFFINEY L.
DE HARO, VICTOR
KORNATOWSKI, DEREK
LEWIS, REGINALD
MEEKS, JAMES A. JR.
METZGER, SHARON
MYRICK, CHARLENE
RENTERIA, NICOLE
SHAW, JAMES
WEATHERSPOON, ROY E.
ZAMARRON, PRIMO
ARRIAGA, JULIA C.
BARRETT, ANDREW
THOMAS, SAMANTHA
CLARK, CHARLES
GONZALEZ, LEONARDO
HORNUNG, TIMOTHY L.
LOCKETT, IVORY O.
AUSTIN, WILLIAM
BALL, KAREN A., COOPER ANDREA & BOUCHEZ, HEATH
ER
BURTON, TERRANCE R.
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MCCRAW, THERESA
RIEKE, THOMAS
BANAS, TIFFANY L.
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DENNIS, LADONNA
DOUGLAS, KATHLENE
HOGAN, LINDA SYKES
OWEN, JIM
RAMIREZ, MARIA
SEMPRIT, VICTOR
THORNHILL, TRACY O. III
WILSON, SABRINA
DENSON, DERRICK
HUGHES, SHANELL R.
KOCH, ROY JR.
TILLIS, FLOYD SR.
WOODS, SANDRA
BULLEY, BRANDON
LEZINE, DEONTAYE
QUELA, DAVID R.
SERRANO, ROLANDO C.
SUSSIX, CORTEZ
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AGUIRRE, ALDO
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BULLOCK, JOHN R.
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DOLAN, CHRISTINE
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DENIED
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DENIED
$5,000.00
$5,000.00
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$868.50
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10-CV-0361
10-CV-0367
10-CV-0370
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10-CV-0382
10-CV-0388
10-CV-0389
10-CV-0392
10-CV-0405
10-CV-0410
10-CV-0414
10-CV-0415
10-CV-0417
10-CV-0419
10-CV-0424
10-CV-0426
10-CV-0427
10-CV-0433
10-CV-0435
10-CV-0437
10-CV-0445
10-CV-0448
10-CV-0449
10-CV-0451
10-CV-0453
10-CV-0461
10-CV-0464
10-CV-0465
10-CV-0469
10-CV-0473
10-CV-0474
10-CV-0475
10-CV-0482
10-CV-0484
10-CV-0488
10-CV-0490
10-CV-0491
10-CV-0497
10-CV-0500
10-CV-0501
10-CV-0508
10-CV-0510
10-CV-0511
10-CV-0525
10-CV-0530
10-CV-0531
10-CV-0538
10-CV-0545
10-CV-0553
10-CV-0559
10-CV-0560
10-CV-0562
10-CV-0563
10-CV-0569
10-CV-0572
10-CV-0577
10-CV-0578
10-CV-0582
10-CV-0589
10-CV-0591
10-CV-0592
10-CV-0594
10-CV-0598
10-CV-0599
10-CV-0603
10-CV-0604
10-CV-0605
10-CV-0606
10-CV-0608
10-CV-0614
10-CV-0616
10-CV-0621
10-CV-0623
10-CV-0626
10-CV-0627
10-CV-0629
10-CV-0634
KINSEY, ROCHELLE
LOFTUS, ADAM
SANCHEZ, CRISTINA
WARREN, LE ROY JR.
WYATT, CLIFTON D. JR.
BABINCZAK, MICHAEL A.
CARRERA, MARTHA
DIXON, KEITH CANNON
ERICKSON, CHRISTOPHER J.
HOWLETT, MICHAEL
IVY, TORRANCE
LEBRECHT, STEVEN
TAYLOR, KENNETH
WILSON, IAN
CRESPO, RAMONA
CRESPO, RAMONA
HOPSON, JAMAAL
NEAL, JERMAINE
WATSON, KENNETH D.
COLLAGUAZO, DORA
ESTRADA, CECILIA
PICKETT, SANDRA
VALDEZ, CASSIJO
HURSCHIK, KIMBERLY R.
ELLIS, ROBERT L. JR.
MCKINNEY, EARL
ROSA, MICHAEL
WILBERT, YVETTE; & HORTON, TAMITHA
CANNON, DARRYL
DIAZ, JACQUELINE
DUCKETT, TIESHKA
GONZALEZ, AMBER
LONG, JERMAINE L.
MARTINEZ, LUCIA
MASCOTE, SILVIA
SALAZAR, MARCO
SCHULTZ, DAVID
WARREN, KYRA D.
WILLIAMS, SALENA
ALBRIGHT, JEREMY LEE
BOVAN, CARLEN
ELLIS, DEBORAH
EVANS, TASIA
PICRAUX, ANGELA M.
RIVERA, ANSELMO
SMITH, CHARLIE
JOHNSON, JASON
RIOS, JESUS
RODRIGUEZ, SALVADOR
JOHNSON, RL TURRANT
CRAWFORD, BERNICE
HOSSELTON, SHELLY K.
MITCHELL, CHRISTY
MONEY, JOHNIE
RIOS, GREGORY
ROBINSON, DAMIKA
ANDRADE, DIANA
DURAN, EVARISTO
FULOP, HANNAH
GONNIGAN, MARY
HUTCHISON, RONALD JR.
NIEMIEC, ANTONINA
PHILPOTTS, ANDRE
QUIGLEY, MATTHEW
ROSENTHAL, MIYAKO
SIMONEAUX, SHANELLE
SMITH, ANTHONY A. JR.
WILLIAMS, VINCENT
BRANTLEY, NINA
COLEMAN, CORNELIUS & BROWN, JACQUELINE B.
DE CORREVONT, DANIEL J.
DORAN, SHARON A.
MCCOMB, COREY
MOJENA, GILBERTO
ROBINSON, KIMBERLY
TYSON, CLEOPATRA
WINDROW, RYAN
ALDANA, FRANCISCA
BONDS, MARY A.
CASTRO, JOSE
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$27,000.00
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$394.72
$294.00
DENIED
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$842.00
$6,206.63
$5,880.00
$5,640.00
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
$27,000.00
DENIED
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DENIED
DISMISSED
$1,759.06
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
$5,000.00
DENIED
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$5,000.00
$45,680.00
$44,520.00
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$5,406.92
DENIED
$2,354.00
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$18,104.00
$626.00
DENIED
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$5,000.00
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RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
$3,795.00
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
$860.00
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DENIED
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DENIED
$1,929.38
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$2,242.50
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DENIED
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10-CV-0642
10-CV-0647
10-CV-0650
10-CV-0651
10-CV-0652
10-CV-0654
10-CV-0656
10-CV-0658
10-CV-0661
10-CV-0662
10-CV-0663
10-CV-0668
10-CV-0672
10-CV-0674
10-CV-0677
10-CV-0687
10-CV-0694
10-CV-0700
10-CV-0701
10-CV-0704
10-CV-0708
10-CV-0714
10-CV-0718
10-CV-0721
10-CV-0724
10-CV-0727
10-CV-0742
10-CV-0747
10-CV-0752
10-CV-0757
10-CV-0761
10-CV-0763
10-CV-0766
10-CV-0770
10-CV-0772
10-CV-0774
10-CV-0775
10-CV-0776
10-CV-0779
10-CV-0782
10-CV-0784
10-CV-0789
10-CV-0791
10-CV-0813
10-CV-0815
10-CV-0820
10-CV-0826
10-CV-0827
10-CV-0829
10-CV-0833
10-CV-0837
10-CV-0840
10-CV-0842
10-CV-0845
10-CV-0854
10-CV-0856
10-CV-0860
10-CV-0863
10-CV-0865
10-CV-0868
10-CV-0870
10-CV-0872
10-CV-0876
10-CV-0877
10-CV-0878
10-CV-0885
10-CV-0888
10-CV-0893
10-CV-0895
10-CV-0897
10-CV-0904
10-CV-0905
10-CV-0909
10-CV-0911
10-CV-0912
10-CV-0916
10-CV-0920
10-CV-0921
10-CV-0925
10-CV-0935
ELLIOTT, JENNIFER
FITZPATRICK, DONNELL
HALE, ROBERT A.
HERNANDEZ, MICHAEL A.; BURGOS, LIZA M.
HINTON, LUKAS J.
HODGES, WELTON
LATTA, SEBASTIAN
MASSEY, LONNIE F.
POPE, RACHEL
RODRIGUEZ, TITO
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
STAPKA, ANDREW
WILLIAMS, BRANDON T.
BOUR, JUSTINE
COFFEY, BRANDON S.
ESTRADA, ANDREA; & FRANKLIN, MARY
RAMIREZ, DANIEL
LUNA, SHARLOTTE
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
SALAZAR, TIFFANY
AGREDANO, FLORENTINO
GIPSON, LARRY
GRANT, MARIO J.
LOPEZ, JOSE J.
PETERS, BIRDIA M. & MATTHEWS, EARL D.
ROBERTS, ELIZABETH
WILLIAMS, SHIRETTE
MCKEE, STERLING
PURNELL, DERRICK
BROWN, MARIO
FRANK, CANAAN
PHIFER, DASHAWNA
PIWOWARSKA, BARBARA
RICHARDS, NIKITA
SARIA, RODOLFO
SINCLAIR, RAPHAEL
SNOW, IVORY & SMART, ZINA
STROGER, DENISE
THORNTON, RONALD JR.
VESUNTIA, JESSE
WILKERSON, MICHAEL
FUNNEMAN, III, DONALD S.
LIGGINS, VALINDA
LOPEZ, JORGE ARMANDO NARANJO
RODRIGUEZ, ERIK A.
STEELE, BRANDON
BARNES, ROY
BROWN, TASHANNA
DAVIS, PATRICIA K.
ORTIZ, DENA
LLANES, RAFAEL
PAREDES, FABIANA
RODRIGUEZ, SONIA
SANDOVAL-VILLA, IVAN O.
SOTO, JORGE
WENZE, DAMASCUS
YUNKER, CATHERINE
BESS, CAROLYN M.
CORTEZ, DENISE
FIGUEROA, GABRIEL
HYLE, CHARLES
LAMBERT, SUZANNE
BOEHM, MATTHEW
GALES, ANTHONY W.
GONZALEZ, SANDRA
HOLMES, MONTREAL
MARRERO, GRISEL
OCAMPO, ELSA
RAMIREZ, JORGE
SANDOVAL, BLANCA
SHROYER, DEBBIE
VIRUET, MICHAEL
DE LAZARO, JORGE ARRIAGA
BELLA-NORMAN, VICKI L.
BROWN, ASHLEY
BROWN, ASHLEY
EDELEN, BRIAN
GORDON, SUDIE
HART, ROSALIND
NARVAEZ, MARIO
WILLIAMS, CEDRIC
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$1,628.80
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$5,000.00
$990.62
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$1,506.60
$889.00
$2,595.48
$595.05
$6,000.00
DENIED
$1,397.64
$3,143.05
$301.00
$5,000.00
$3,520.00
$54,000.00
$2,160.00
$2,760.00
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$15,069.00
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$5,000.00
$3,720.09
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DENIED
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DENIED
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$613.00
$566.00
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$590.27
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10-CV-0941
10-CV-0953
10-CV-0969
10-CV-0973
10-CV-0975
10-CV-0983
10-CV-0995
10-CV-0998
10-CV-1001
10-CV-1003
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10-CV-1007
10-CV-1010
10-CV-1013
10-CV-1017
10-CV-1019
10-CV-1020
10-CV-1025
10-CV-1029
10-CV-1037
10-CV-1038
10-CV-1040
10-CV-1043
10-CV-1065
10-CV-1066
10-CV-1068
10-CV-1072
10-CV-1077
10-CV-1079
10-CV-1081
10-CV-1082
10-CV-1087
10-CV-1096
10-CV-1103
10-CV-1104
10-CV-1108
10-CV-1109
10-CV-1110
10-CV-1114
10-CV-1117
10-CV-1122
10-CV-1123
10-CV-1126
10-CV-1127
10-CV-1128
10-CV-1135
10-CV-1138
10-CV-1139
10-CV-1140
10-CV-1146
10-CV-1147
10-CV-1149
10-CV-1157
10-CV-1161
10-CV-1163
10-CV-1164
10-CV-1165
10-CV-1172
10-CV-1176
10-CV-1177
10-CV-1180
10-CV-1181
10-CV-1184
10-CV-1190
10-CV-1194
10-CV-1199
10-CV-1202
10-CV-1219
10-CV-1225
10-CV-1226
10-CV-1228
10-CV-1230
10-CV-1232
10-CV-1235
10-CV-1239
10-CV-1244
10-CV-1246
10-CV-1247
10-CV-1254
DAWSON, OLIVER D.
GRANT, GARY M.
WATTS, RICHARD
COLEMAN, DOMINIQUE
EASLEY, DAVID
GARCIA, ADAM
HORNBERGER, CHARLINE & FOWLER, PAUL
MITCHELL, LAWRENCE II
PATEL, KETAN
REYNOLDS, JEFF A.
ROMAN, MONICA; & GAMBOA, ALFREDO
SHULL, MELODY
SOHAIB, ADAM T.
TOLAR, ANTIONE
VILLAFUERTE, CARLOS
WILLIAMS, KATHIA
WILLIAMS, ROSIE
WINDMON, RORI
BAILEY, JUSTIN
CARSON, CLIFFORD
HUGHES, RUSSELL
JOHNSON, LAURA & FRAZIER, TAMMAKA
JOSHUA, OPAL
KERNS, MARY ANN
BINGEN, ELIZABETH
BRANDON, TARZE
DEL OLMO, PREVIS
HOOD, THEOPHILIUS
PARKER, JAMIL
PRANSKEVICH, JESSICA M.
STAMPS, JUANITA, HARRIS, MARGARITA & STAMPS, T
ROY
WASHINGTON, DAVID
DAVIS, LORENDA
KALETA, LYNETTE
ANDERSON, DAVID
ANDERSON, DAVID
COLE, MICHAEL
STACHNIAK, ASHLEY
DOYLE, DEMOND
GARCIA, BELINDA
JANET, RANDY L.
LINDLEY, MARK
MACIAS, MARCOS
NUNEZ, MARIA
SORIANO, JOSE
SORIANO, POLYANNA
COLWELL, SUSAN
DUCKWORTH, APRIL
ESTRADA, CARLOS
EWING, HOLLAND & JACKSON, SYLVIA
HARRIS, DEMETRIUS
HARRIS, ESSIE
HOLSTON, SHAWN
MARTIN, JOHN R.
MITCHELL, CATRINA K.
MOMAN, DARYL
MOYER, KATHERINE L.
MUNOZ, WILLIAM
ROCKS, BRUCE
SMITH, CHARLIE
SMITH, JACQUELINE
SWAIN, LEE A.
SYKES, DERRICK M.
THOMPSON, ROBERT
WRIGHT, MELVIN
ESPARZA, IVAN
LLOYD, DEBRA
OLIVERAS, MILTON
CASTON, MIKLOS
GREGORY, ANTOINETTE
GRIFFIN, HENRICK
HAAN, CURTIS C.
HOLMAN, VERNON L.
JOHNSON, LISA
LEDERER, BRIAN
MCNEAL, CRISTLE
RANDLE, TERRY
RUDD, TOMIKA
SERRANO, MARCUS
WHITE, ALVIN
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$5,000.00
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$5,000.00
$7,278.18
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$4,012.20
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$13,244.58
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DENIED
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10-CV-1263
10-CV-1267
10-CV-1268
10-CV-1269
10-CV-1271
10-CV-1272
10-CV-1274
10-CV-1280
10-CV-1281
10-CV-1283
10-CV-1290
10-CV-1294
10-CV-1299
10-CV-1300
10-CV-1301
10-CV-1302
10-CV-1305
10-CV-1306
10-CV-1307
10-CV-1310
10-CV-1316
10-CV-1319
10-CV-1325
10-CV-1327
10-CV-1330
10-CV-1331
10-CV-1336
10-CV-1339
10-CV-1340
10-CV-1343
10-CV-1344
10-CV-1352
10-CV-1357
10-CV-1360
10-CV-1368
10-CV-1369
10-CV-1373
10-CV-1379
10-CV-1391
10-CV-1392
10-CV-1398
10-CV-1400
10-CV-1402
10-CV-1404
10-CV-1407
10-CV-1411
10-CV-1413
10-CV-1414
10-CV-1417
10-CV-1419
10-CV-1423
10-CV-1424
10-CV-1433
10-CV-1437
10-CV-1444
10-CV-1448
10-CV-1449
10-CV-1452
10-CV-1457
10-CV-1461
10-CV-1462
10-CV-1465
10-CV-1468
10-CV-1469
10-CV-1472
10-CV-1473
10-CV-1476
10-CV-1477
10-CV-1478
10-CV-1487
10-CV-1490
10-CV-1496
10-CV-1508
10-CV-1518
10-CV-1521
10-CV-1522
10-CV-1528
10-CV-1529
10-CV-1533
10-CV-1540
BAIRD, JANIS K.
ESPINOZA, MARIA
HANNER, TED E.
HEMPHILL, KIMBERLY D.
MCGEE, CHARLES
MONTGOMERY, LATISHA
NELSON, RYAN
PHILLIPS, NATACHA NICOLE
ALONSO, JAVIER
AWOYEMI, OLUWAFEMI
CHAMBERS, MARLON L.
RAMAKER, NATHAN C.
THOMPSON, CARLA D.
WINNANS, JAMES D.
AMERSON, MARZELL J.
AUSTON, KEMA
BIJOS, TOMASZ
CRUMP, EULAINA
DILLON, AUSTIN
EGGERT, VERNON
GILLESPIE, JOANNE
GUZMAN, ANTHONY
HICKS, KATHY; & STRIEBY, SUE
LENNING, TRACIE
MIER, SALVADOR SR.
PIZZUTO, LAURA; & PIZZUTO, JOE
PIZZUTO, LAURA
WASHINGTON, DIANTE
WHITEHILL, TIMOTHY
WILLIAMS, LESA
COZZIE, WILLIAM T.
ALHOSINI, ASSMAA
HENDERSON, MICHAEL A.
MOORE, ROBERT L. JR.
PALASINSKI, EWA
BROWN, DANIEL L.
BROWN, REGINA
FOREMAN, KAREN L.
JENKINS, PATRICE
BOLTON, BRIAN
CLAIBORNE, DERRICK
FRANKLIN, MICHAEL
HAMMOND, JENNIFER
HARRIS, BARBARA
JOHNSON, FRANCINE
KIBBONS, JOHN
MOKAPHAN, SAENSUK
MORTON, CAROLYN
MUHAMMAD, SYED S.
SERRANO, EMMA A. & SUAREZ, NINA
SHOWALTER, MATTHEW M.
BROUTIN, MICHELLE
GRIFFIN, REJIENA
NUNEZ-MONTENEGRO, SILVIA C.
PORTER, MICHELLE
SOBOCINSKA, MONIKA
WELLS, VALERIE
WILLIAMS, GILLETTE
CUENCA, HOMER
GIBSON, LINDA
LENNING, TRACIE
LINWOOD, QUIANA
MCNEAL, RALPH
REDMOND, ALLEN
SEAT, ANDREW
WRIGHT, CHARLES
ALLEN, ROCK L.
ATHMER, THOMAS
BERRY, DORAL
BOWEN, DMARIO
JOHNSON, ARTHUR
SPENCER, DAVID
BROWNING, PHILLIP E.
KINDLE, ANNIESTINE & DORROUGH, DEANNA
RODRIGUEZ, SALVADOR
SANDLE, MARION
SARTINO, JOE
VAUGHN, KELLY
WHITNEY, SUSAN L.
AMOS, JAZERLE
COOPER, RANDELL JR.
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$2,150.00
DENIED
$1,520.58
DENIED
$776.00
$14,931.00
$1,834.94
DENIED
$8,992.73
DENIED
$90.68
$5,000.00
$4,414.96
$27,000.00
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$27,000.00
DENIED
$1,869.00
$1,882.00
DENIED
$960.00
$1,934.63
DENIED
DENIED
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DENIED
DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
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DENIED
DENIED
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DENIED
DENIED
$4,341.75
$1,292.70
DENIED
DENIED
$2,623.65
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,200.00
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
$3,589.40
$800.46
$1,447.59
$5,000.00
DISMISSED
348 10-CV-1541
10-CV-1546
10-CV-1550
10-CV-1554
10-CV-1559
10-CV-1560
10-CV-1564
10-CV-1575
10-CV-1580
10-CV-1586
10-CV-1587
10-CV-1593
10-CV-1594
10-CV-1595
10-CV-1599
10-CV-1603
10-CV-1613
10-CV-1624
10-CV-1627
10-CV-1628
10-CV-1639
10-CV-1644
10-CV-1645
10-CV-1650
10-CV-1651
10-CV-1655
10-CV-1658
10-CV-1663
10-CV-1667
10-CV-1671
10-CV-1672
10-CV-1678
10-CV-1681
10-CV-1686
10-CV-1691
10-CV-1700
10-CV-1712
10-CV-1715
10-CV-1720
10-CV-1721
10-CV-1724
10-CV-1725
10-CV-1726
10-CV-1729
10-CV-1731
10-CV-1732
10-CV-1737
10-CV-1740
10-CV-1741
10-CV-1744
10-CV-1746
10-CV-1748
10-CV-1749
10-CV-1758
10-CV-1760
10-CV-1762
10-CV-1766
10-CV-1769
10-CV-1770
10-CV-1771
10-CV-1772
10-CV-1773
10-CV-1778
10-CV-1781
10-CV-1782
10-CV-1785
10-CV-1788
10-CV-1789
10-CV-1790
10-CV-1791
10-CV-1793
10-CV-1797
10-CV-1808
10-CV-1810
10-CV-1811
10-CV-1813
10-CV-1816
10-CV-1817
10-CV-1819
10-CV-1823
10-CV-1824
CRESPO, RAMONA
ESSEX, KENNETH
GONZALEZ, LORENZO
WEBSTER, GARRY L. SR.
CUTHBERT, DAVID W. JR.
DAWSON, MICHAEL
HOLMES, LINCOLN W.
MOTA, SAMUEL
PAIGE, DARRYL
PIPER, GLORIA
POINTER, LEONIA
SELINER, GERRY
SIMMONS, EVONN
SMITH, KIMBERLY J.
TAYLOR, PAMELA
WILLIAMS, SHIEKA
LAWSON, LATONYA
AYLWARD, CHRISTY
BROWN, ROBERT
CAMERON, XAVIER
HALLSTEAD, STEPHAN
MARSH, LAMAR
MONTES, HECTOR
PATEL, MAHENDRA C.
PERRYMAN, ANTHONY A.
ROBERTSON, CHRISTOPHER E.
RUIZ, ALBERTO
VARGAS, RAFAEL
BROWN, TYRONE
CASSIDAY, KELLI
DAVILA, SANDRA
KIM, JEON H
MAYS, DERRICK
RICH, DEREK
TAYLOR, SHAWN
ALVAREZ, ARTHUR
DALE, MARTESA
ELLIOTT, JEANNETTE
GARCIA, JOSE M.
HAFF, ALEXANDER M.
SCOTT, CECELIA S.
BENICKY, MAXINE
BOKHOLDT, SHERRI
CRESPO, RAMONA
GALLAUER, JOHN A.
GILBERT-FIELDS, GLENDA D.
KEEPERS, TRINA
MICKEY, ROBERT
MITCHELL, RENITA
MOZO, RAFAEL
O'BRIEN, DAVID A.
PUCKETT, DENISE
RANDALL, LENARD
SORENSON, SHELLEY L.
STITH, VALARIE
ZYDEK, ELYSE
CARLSON, RYAN
GODINEZ, EDUARDO
HALLOM, ELLA
JASINOWSKI, DARRYL
JOHNSON, DEYAWNA
JONES, TONI
SIMMS, AKILAH
ISHMAEL, RICHARD
ISHMAEL, RICHARD
CRUZ, EILEEN HARPER & PURTELL, DAWN
HARRISON, SAMMIE L. JR.
HOLMES, STEPHEN R.
JAMISON, WARREN
JOHNSON, FAITH
O'HARA, SHANNON
SIMMONS, EDWIN Z.
EICKELMAN, THERESA
FORAL, BRIAN S.
GUOLZEVICIENE, DALIA
JAHANGIR, MOHAMMAD
MOTON, DEONDRE
MCGEE, MARZEL T.
MOLLETT, EMILY R.
SANCHEZ, PETER
SMITH, DANIELLE
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$261.83
$1,090.00
DENIED
$1,185.00
$9,174.00
DENIED
$1,378.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,395.50
$5,000.00
DENIED
$27,000.00
$3,354.00
DISMISSED
$5,060.49
$12,963.52
$4,313.24
DISMISSED
$2,703.00
DENIED
$33.00
DENIED
DENIED
$393.84
$3,044.39
DENIED
$200.00
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
$4,997.69
DENIED
$36.72
DISMISSED
DENIED
$2,173.12
DENIED
$3,840.00
$1,162.00
$5,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
$295.00
DENIED
$2,588.00
$5,000.00
$1,102.50
$443.39
$3,500.00
$760.88
$2,179.00
$2,380.00
$5,000.00
$332.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
$54,000.00
DENIED
$92.00
$45.45
$1,350.00
DENIED
$902.80
DENIED
$508.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,208.00
$5,000.00
$27,000.00
$5,524.71
349 10-CV-1827
10-CV-1830
10-CV-1831
10-CV-1833
10-CV-1834
10-CV-1838
10-CV-1839
10-CV-1840
10-CV-1847
10-CV-1848
10-CV-1850
10-CV-1851
10-CV-1852
10-CV-1857
10-CV-1860
10-CV-1862
10-CV-1863
10-CV-1864
10-CV-1865
10-CV-1866
10-CV-1868
10-CV-1870
10-CV-1880
10-CV-1881
10-CV-1887
10-CV-1888
10-CV-1892
10-CV-1897
10-CV-1898
10-CV-1899
10-CV-1901
10-CV-1902
10-CV-1906
10-CV-1908
10-CV-1916
10-CV-1919
10-CV-1920
10-CV-1921
10-CV-1922
10-CV-1927
10-CV-1930
10-CV-1931
10-CV-1932
10-CV-1933
10-CV-1935
10-CV-1936
10-CV-1937
10-CV-1938
10-CV-1939
10-CV-1941
10-CV-1942
10-CV-1944
10-CV-1948
10-CV-1950
10-CV-1955
10-CV-1956
10-CV-1957
10-CV-1958
10-CV-1959
10-CV-1960
10-CV-1963
10-CV-1964
10-CV-1969
10-CV-1970
10-CV-1971
10-CV-1975
10-CV-1976
10-CV-1979
10-CV-1982
10-CV-1984
10-CV-1985
10-CV-1988
10-CV-1991
10-CV-1992
10-CV-1994
10-CV-1996
10-CV-1998
10-CV-2006
10-CV-2013
10-CV-2014
BRANNON, JENNIFER L.
BURNS, NAKKIA
BURNS, VICTORIA
CHILDS, ANDREW
DAVIS, LISA
HINES, MARCEL T.
JELKS, JACQUELINE
JONES, JERRY D.
MARTIN, JOHNNY R.
MEDRANO, MAYRA
OVERBEY, JACOB A.
OWENS, KRISTOPHER
PETRASKY, BETH
BAIRD, JESSICA J.
CAROLAN, MARGARET M.
COMMONS, MARY
COMMONS, MARY
EUMANA, JUANA
GARDNER, DON E.
GARNER, KEITH
GUTIERREZ, TOMAS
HARVEY, IKESHIA
RUSSELL, REGINALD
SOLERANIS, ANTONIO
BROWN, JOHN
CHAVEZ, JOSE B.
FIELDS, RODNEY
FIGUEROA MARIO
KIRBY, THERESA
KIRBY, THERESA
LEWIS, JAMES E.
LOPEZ, MARIA , LOPEZ, GLORIA , LOPEZ, ELSA & L
OPEZ, JESUS
SANDERS, RODNEY
TENORIO-MENDEZ, DOLORES
CANNON, ROBERT
DUNCAN, DERRICK D.
EDWARDS, CONNIE
ENGEL, DAVID A.
GARZA-COUCH, SANDRA
POTTS, SHIRLEY
WALLACE, JERARD E.
WASHINGTON, FRANCES
WILLIAMS, TYRONE SR.
WILSON-COLEMAN, ROBBIN
BARBER, ANGIE
BARBER, ANGIE
BARBER, ANGIE
BARKER, PRINCE
BINION, DONNA
BOLER, VINCENT
BOWMAN, RASHID
DODSON, MELISSA S.
MCGHEE, DIANE P.
PEREZ, RICARDO
SAVIC, BRANKO
TURNER, TYLATHA
WILLAREDT, BRENDA S.
WINTERS, LINDA
WINTERS, LINDA
AVILA, MIRIAM
BORES, ELVA E.
BROWN, ROSHANA
FLORES, ROSE MARIE
GRIFFIN, JEREMY B
GRIFFIN, SHEILA S.
HUGGINS, DEANTE
MAHER, ASHLEY V.
ORTIZ, JOSE LUIS
WILLIAMSON, CLARA
ZEIGLER, DIONDRA
ANDREWS, OTIS
BELL, CHRISTOPHER
KOTTKE, KEVIN K.
BIRMINGHAM, DANIEL
BRACEY, DARLA
BROWN, ERIC R.
CHRISTIAN, CHARLOTTE
HANYZEWSKI, TYLER
MARTIN, JOHN
MORRIS, KEVIN S.
$120.00
DENIED
$600.00
DENIED
$5,000.00
$1,255.32
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
$607.00
$269.22
$2,277.86
$256.35
$661.96
$18,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
DENIED
$2,045.25
DENIED
DENIED
$15,372.11
$626.00
$5,000.00
$616.59
$15.40
$623.02
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
DENIED
$639.00
$920.00
$5,000.00
DENIED
$4,373.00
$2,053.84
$3,014.00
$36.48
$5,000.00
$5,000.00
$3,047.75
$30.00
$45.00
$134.70
DENIED
$5,000.00
$36.88
DENIED
$1,694.78
DENIED
$1,465.80
$702.00
$135.49
$1,049.00
$619.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
$450.00
DENIED
DENIED
$917.00
DENIED
$816.00
DENIED
$10,676.00
$5,000.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,416.78
$3,907.89
$5,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
350 10-CV-2015
10-CV-2016
10-CV-2020
10-CV-2024
10-CV-2027
10-CV-2029
10-CV-2036
10-CV-2038
10-CV-2039
10-CV-2044
10-CV-2046
10-CV-2048
10-CV-2049
10-CV-2051
10-CV-2052
10-CV-2054
10-CV-2055
10-CV-2057
10-CV-2058
10-CV-2060
10-CV-2061
10-CV-2062
10-CV-2063
10-CV-2064
10-CV-2065
10-CV-2067
10-CV-2068
10-CV-2070
10-CV-2071
10-CV-2072
10-CV-2073
10-CV-2074
10-CV-2078
10-CV-2080
10-CV-2082
10-CV-2084
10-CV-2086
10-CV-2087
10-CV-2089
10-CV-2092
10-CV-2095
10-CV-2096
10-CV-2097
10-CV-2098
10-CV-2099
10-CV-2101
10-CV-2103
10-CV-2105
10-CV-2106
10-CV-2107
10-CV-2108
10-CV-2109
10-CV-2110
10-CV-2111
10-CV-2114
10-CV-2115
10-CV-2116
10-CV-2118
10-CV-2122
10-CV-2124
10-CV-2125
10-CV-2126
10-CV-2127
10-CV-2128
10-CV-2129
10-CV-2134
10-CV-2136
10-CV-2139
10-CV-2141
10-CV-2142
10-CV-2144
10-CV-2149
10-CV-2152
10-CV-2153
10-CV-2154
10-CV-2155
10-CV-2156
10-CV-2157
10-CV-2160
10-CV-2161
10-CV-2162
MULLIGAN, KEITH
MYERS, JAMES E.
PSORIS, SANDRA
THOMAS, WILLIAM T.
WYLIE, TRAVIS
MOORE, ASHANTE
MITCHELL, RONALD A.
POLLITT, HOWARD W.
PONCE, TERESA
WARE, CATHERINE K.
BROWN, LUTHER
CARTER, BARRY F.
CLAY, TINA M.
COOK, ROBERT C.
GARDUNO, ESTHER
HAMILTON, CARY
HILL, RENITTA D.
HOPSON, LATASHA
HOPSON, LATASHA
MALDONADO, JEFF A.
MURPHY, KATHLEEN M.
ONOFRE, ALEJANDRO
PETERSON, RENESA; & SIMMONS, DEBRA
POWELL, HARVEY SR.
SHAW, MARY H. & ADAMS, DONELL SR
VANCE, DEZRIEN
WANG, HUIPING
WILLIAMS, TEMIKA & MONTGOMERY, BETTY
WOODS, TROY
ALLEN, SHERI
ANDERSON, BRANDY C.
ANDERSON, MICHAEL
COUSETT, IESHA
CREGAN, PATRICK SR.
DOTSON, BILLY
KEMPFER, JASON
MARINOV, TIHOMIR
MARSHALL, DONNA
RAMSEY, SHERRI D.
ROSS, KIM
THORNTON, ERICA
THURSTON, TIFFANY S.
TILSON, SHERRELL
WADE, KENYA
ARCHIE, TIMOTHY
BATTIE, ROBERT
DEASON, NESHIA
GARCIA, JORGE
GEE, NICOLE
GEE, NICOLE
GEE, NICOLE
MILLER, TERRI M.
MILLER, TERRI M.
GLODO, RODNEY W.
HILL, TENISHA
JONES, CORNELL K.
KANNE, CHRISTOPHER
KEVERN, ELIZABETH
SHERNAK, GREGORY L.
VELANI, SULTAN
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE
HALL, DURELLE J.
HALL, MICHAEL
HARDY, YOSHEENA
ACOSTA, MARIANO A.
OSTER, CHRISTOPHER
RAY, JACQUELINE
STEELE, TRACY
TOLBERT, RALPH
TUCKER, BEVERLY
CUNNINGHAM, ARTILIA
NEE, THOMAS
PAULETTE, AYIKO
PITTS, KEVA A.
SZEWCZYK, RENATA
SZYNALSKI, WALTER V.
DAVIS, DOUGLAS
DUNN, COLIN
HARRIS, KATRINA S.
HARROP, JENNY
HERRERA, JESUS T.
DENIED
$717.00
$555.47
$917.80
DENIED
DENIED
$976.05
DENIED
DENIED
$317.00
$10,032.98
$9,023.28
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,261.00
$131.55
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
$4,286.06
$4,083.05
$5,000.00
DENIED
$5,634.79
DENIED
$983.93
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$27,000.00
$2,185.37
$27,000.00
$5,000.00
$27,000.00
$11,626.93
$728.74
DENIED
$17,240.31
$2,044.00
$2,178.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,258.00
DENIED
$12,877.02
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$2,273.77
DENIED
$291.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,564.00
$730.00
DENIED
DENIED
$2,230.00
$111.36
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$3,554.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
$518.33
DENIED
$29,984.06
$1,166.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
351 10-CV-2163
10-CV-2167
10-CV-2168
10-CV-2181
10-CV-2183
10-CV-2187
10-CV-2194
10-CV-2197
10-CV-2199
10-CV-2200
10-CV-2206
10-CV-2207
10-CV-2209
10-CV-2213
10-CV-2214
10-CV-2216
10-CV-2217
10-CV-2219
10-CV-2224
10-CV-2225
10-CV-2227
10-CV-2228
10-CV-2233
10-CV-2235
10-CV-2243
10-CV-2248
10-CV-2252
10-CV-2253
10-CV-2255
10-CV-2256
10-CV-2259
10-CV-2262
10-CV-2263
10-CV-2264
10-CV-2265
10-CV-2266
10-CV-2267
10-CV-2268
10-CV-2277
10-CV-2278
10-CV-2281
10-CV-2282
10-CV-2283
10-CV-2284
10-CV-2285
10-CV-2286
10-CV-2287
10-CV-2288
10-CV-2289
10-CV-2290
10-CV-2294
10-CV-2297
10-CV-2300
10-CV-2301
10-CV-2304
10-CV-2308
10-CV-2311
10-CV-2312
10-CV-2313
10-CV-2314
10-CV-2317
10-CV-2319
10-CV-2325
10-CV-2328
10-CV-2330
10-CV-2331
10-CV-2332
10-CV-2333
10-CV-2334
10-CV-2335
10-CV-2336
10-CV-2337
10-CV-2338
10-CV-2339
10-CV-2340
10-CV-2343
10-CV-2345
10-CV-2346
10-CV-2347
10-CV-2348
ISAAC, ASANTE
MOORE, VENESSA
NIEDZELA, JOHN
BARNES, PATSY R.
BASHIR, ISHA H.
BROWN, BILLY K.
GROSSMAN, PATRICK
KOLLENBROICH, JAMES E.
MATHEWS, RODNEY
MEISMER, RYAN M.
PEREZ, NANCY
PERKINS, DEBORAH
ROGGENBAUER, BONNY
WORSKE, WILLIAM N.
ARIF, ASIF
AYRES, MATTHEW
BRAMLETT, REBECCA
BURTON, BRYANT
HELMS, MICHELLE
KY, MOLYNA
MELTON, RANDOLPH LEE
MENA, MELISSA
WILLIAMS, STEPHEN A.
AHODOKPO, HOPE S.
HIDES, COURTNEY
VASILAKIS, LAUREN E.
CAROTHERS, SHANNON L. & ORANGE ALEXIS
BROWN, CURTIS
CESEK, JAMES J.
ESCOBEDO, ESMERELDA
MCCLAIN, DEMITRA
SHERBEYN, SHEILA
SHERBEYN, SHEILA
STONE, MALCOLM M.
ABUSHARIF, GHALIB
BAHENA, RIGOBERTO
BEAVERS, TENSI
BRAWNER, JEFFREY
MULLEN, MARY
OJEDA, GERMAN
ROGERS, CASSONDRA R.
TRUDAN, MICHAEL
WATT, DELANEY
BALL, GREGORY
BIGGS, ARRILIES WILLIS
CARTER, SHAWN
CHESSER, KIMBERLY
COLLINS, ALSUSIA, COLLINS, PALARIO & COLLINS,
BRITTANIE B.
COOPER, ANTON D.
EORIO, NICOLE
HOUSTON, MAURICE
KELLER, RHONDA
LEE, ELLEN
LEE, JUN YOP
NOEL, ROY
WIGHTMAN, LISA
BENISHEK, MELISSA
BRADFORD, AUNDRA J.
BROWN, VINCENT E.
CLEMON, DARNELL
DICKENS, CONSTANCE Y.
GARRETT, MARTY
HIPSHER, PAMELA G.
KELLY, TIMOTHY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
LASHBROOK, BRANDY
RODRIGUEZ, SAMANTHA
SHAW, DION
SLAUGHTER, RONNIE
TRINIDAD, VICTOR
WEST, NICHOLAS
WILLEY, ROBERT A.
CARTER, YOLANDA
HAMPTON, JESSICA
KENDALL, JERICHO L.
LENAC, STEPHEN J.
LIEF, JAMES C.
LEWIS, JIMMY D.
$17,722.64
$959.00
$1,515.01
$27,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
$2,557.00
$275.00
DENIED
$150.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$896.46
DENIED
DENIED
$2,315.00
$4,146.00
$49.50
DISMISSED
$8,672.22
$841.35
$578.00
$6,463.41
$27,000.00
$842.00
DENIED
$1,119.70
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,334.95
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
$28.50
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,611.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,448.05
$177.00
$207.76
$300.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$3,137.10
$53.44
$674.86
$643.98
DENIED
$134.57
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$17,518.00
DENIED
$10,871.24
$15,598.75
DENIED
DENIED
$2,477.00
DENIED
$3,352.96
$700.00
352 10-CV-2349
10-CV-2353
10-CV-2355
10-CV-2357
10-CV-2358
10-CV-2360
10-CV-2362
10-CV-2363
10-CV-2364
10-CV-2365
10-CV-2366
10-CV-2367
10-CV-2369
10-CV-2372
10-CV-2373
10-CV-2375
10-CV-2376
10-CV-2377
10-CV-2378
10-CV-2379
10-CV-2380
10-CV-2384
10-CV-2385
10-CV-2387
10-CV-2389
10-CV-2390
10-CV-2391
10-CV-2392
10-CV-2394
10-CV-2395
10-CV-2396
10-CV-2398
10-CV-2399
10-CV-2400
10-CV-2401
10-CV-2404
10-CV-2405
10-CV-2406
10-CV-2407
10-CV-2408
10-CV-2411
10-CV-2415
10-CV-2416
10-CV-2419
10-CV-2425
10-CV-2427
10-CV-2429
10-CV-2430
10-CV-2431
10-CV-2434
10-CV-2435
10-CV-2436
10-CV-2437
10-CV-2438
10-CV-2440
10-CV-2442
10-CV-2443
10-CV-2444
10-CV-2445
10-CV-2447
10-CV-2448
10-CV-2451
10-CV-2456
10-CV-2457
10-CV-2459
10-CV-2461
10-CV-2463
10-CV-2471
10-CV-2472
10-CV-2473
10-CV-2474
10-CV-2476
10-CV-2477
10-CV-2479
10-CV-2480
10-CV-2482
10-CV-2483
10-CV-2484
10-CV-2485
10-CV-2489
10-CV-2491
LEWIS, MELANIE
MILLS, TRE'ANEE
NUYENS, OSCAR
PRICE, BENNIE
REESE, RYAN J.
RUSSELL, TRACY
SWARN, LEO
TILLMAN, ERSKINE
TURNER, DARRYL
WALKER, JESSICA
WARD, JERRY
WEBER, ADAM
WORDLAW, EDDIE JR.
CLARK, WALTER
CZERWINSKA, KRYSTYNA
HARDY, NICOLE
HRISTEA, HARICLEA
INMAN, JAMES S.
IVERSEN, KYLE W.
LE BOEUF, ANDREW
LEWIS, MAURICE
MITCHELL, LENA B.
POELINITZ, ANDRE R. JR.
REED, JOHN C.
RODRIGUEZ, JOSE G. SR.
SEILER, FRANK V.
SERRA, MARGARET M.
TORRENCE, AHKEEM
CUMMINGS, JOHN
FIAONI, CORY
FONTANA, SHIRLEY A.
MCINTYRE, DARREN
MILLER, CAROL M.
MILLER, LEON
RENCH, NIKKI LYNN
TAYLOR, CRYSTAL
VALLEJO, ROBERT
WASHINGTON, CHRISTINA A.
WILLIAMS, RHONDA; & WILLIAMS, LONESHA
WISEMAN, PATRICIA L.
BOLAND, BOBBY L.
CHRISTIAN, CESARE
CHRZANOWSKI, JANET M.
DIXON, MARTEZ
MANSFIELD, BRAD
PARKISON, BRANDON
SIMS, CURTIS L.
SIMULIS, VINCENT
BARRON, LUCIA
CHAVEZ-MALDONADO, ANTONIO
CORNEILS, NICHOLAS
CROSBY, PAMELA S.; & SEAY, JAMES
FLEMING, NECOLE
FROST, CHRISTI M.
WHITE, CHRISTOPHER
JAIN, JINANSHU C.
JOHNSON, CRYSTAL
JOHNSON, MONIQUE
KATIC, NIKOLA
LOWRY, WAYNE G.
MCBEE, LADONNA
NUNEZ, DAMIAN
ROBINSON, GEORGE
SKINNER, KELLY
TORRANCE, PEARLINE
WILLIAMS, ERNEST C. JR.
WILLIAMS, MELISSA
HUNTER-ELLIS, HEIDI
JOHNSON, ANTONIO
KEEPERS, TRINA
KELFINO, MICHAEL
MITCHELL, PHYLLIS
PASLAVSKA, OKSANA
WHEELER, CALVIN SR. & RILEY, TINA
WINGO, ROBERT
DEMING, ROYAL
DEMOS, LORI
DUNCAN, ELENA X.
FRANCIS, LLOYD R. IV
LYONS, HEATHER A.
MILLER, CARLY A.
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
$5,673.55
$14,951.00
DENIED
DENIED
$12,300.15
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,994.22
$3,921.00
DENIED
$1,068.52
$100.00
$716.28
$1,100.00
$227.80
$370.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$59.00
DENIED
$1,546.00
DENIED
DENIED
$1,024.00
$11,192.07
DENIED
$2,120.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
$5,663.55
DENIED
$27,000.00
$4,725.17
$4,999.99
DENIED
DENIED
$1,825.73
$542.97
$16,360.00
$4,265.29
DENIED
$861.54
DISMISSED
$2,289.67
$626.00
$3,085.00
$4,193.42
$5,000.00
$4,635.45
$7,496.00
$692.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$2,622.45
$5,000.00
$4,496.90
DENIED
$1,494.40
$5,000.00
$506.50
$8.95
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
$823.41
$613.00
DENIED
DENIED
$232.57
$5,280.00
DENIED
$1,329.26
DENIED
$110.25
353 10-CV-2492
10-CV-2493
10-CV-2494
10-CV-2499
10-CV-2500
10-CV-2502
10-CV-2503
10-CV-2505
10-CV-2506
10-CV-2507
10-CV-2508
10-CV-2509
10-CV-2510
10-CV-2513
10-CV-2514
10-CV-2518
10-CV-2519
10-CV-2522
10-CV-2523
10-CV-2524
10-CV-2526
10-CV-2527
10-CV-2528
10-CV-2530
10-CV-2531
10-CV-2532
10-CV-2534
10-CV-2535
10-CV-2536
10-CV-2537
10-CV-2540
10-CV-2541
10-CV-2544
10-CV-2548
10-CV-2549
10-CV-2550
10-CV-2552
10-CV-2553
10-CV-2554
10-CV-2555
10-CV-2556
10-CV-2557
10-CV-2559
10-CV-2561
10-CV-2562
10-CV-2564
10-CV-2565
10-CV-2568
10-CV-2569
10-CV-2570
10-CV-2571
10-CV-2572
10-CV-2573
10-CV-2574
10-CV-2575
10-CV-2576
10-CV-2577
10-CV-2578
10-CV-2579
10-CV-2581
10-CV-2582
10-CV-2583
10-CV-2584
10-CV-2587
10-CV-2588
10-CV-2589
10-CV-2596
10-CV-2598
10-CV-2601
10-CV-2602
10-CV-2603
10-CV-2604
10-CV-2605
10-CV-2606
10-CV-2608
10-CV-2609
10-CV-2610
10-CV-2612
10-CV-2613
10-CV-2614
10-CV-2616
NAYLOR, CATHERINE S.
PARTIN, ALISON PAIGE
PETERSON, CHARITY
RANDLE, TROY
REID, LISA V.
SEIBECH, LINDA SUE
STEEN, RICHARD
TIEKEN, GARY
ADLER, MICHAEL
BRINSON, JEFFREY
BRYANT, DANIELLE
BURNETT, STARLETTE
CASH, VIOLA
COTTON, KENNETH
DENNIS, ANGELA A.
LITRENTA, LAUREN
LITTLEJOHN, AKINTUNDE
MONTGOMERY, KATHLEEN
MUIR, CHERYL
OWENS, RITA
RIVERA, DULCE
SERRANO, MICHELLE
SZELGA, MALGORZATA
VILLA, ROBERT J.
AGUILAR, MARIA L.
ALLEN, MEGAN
BYRD, AUGUSTA
COOKS, NATHAN
DEMOS, LORI
DEMOS, PETER
FRITTS, JACK
GERMANY, LYNETTE
NGUYEN, MINH T.
QUINTANA, JUAN M.
RIDDELL, MELVIN
SENDERS, KAREN L.
SENDERS, KAREN L.
SENDERS, KAREN L.
STEINER, JOSEPH
SWANSON, BRANDY
SWANSON, KENNETH
WOODS, RENEE
ARMSTRONG, CRAIG
BUTTS, RENEISHA Q.
DILLON, TAMMY
DILLON, TAMMY
GUERRA, ANJELICA
HARPER, CAROL
HAYWOOD, SHERITA
HOUSER, OCTAVIA
JACKSON, RAYMOND
JANSEN, KIMBERLY
JOHNSON, ROBERT L.
MCABEE, ROBERT III
MCCANTS, KATHY
MILAN, CHARLOTTE
MILAN, CHARLOTTE
MONTGOMERY, JENNIFER
PINEDO, JUAN DE DIOS
RUTHERFORD, FRED JR.
TENUTA, JOSEPH
VIVIANS, ANTHONY
CRONIN, ANDREW
DAVIDSON, KYLE
HOLMAN-WADE, MARCELINE
IRBY, KENT
JONES, SHASHANNA & BELL, LINDA
MARSHALL, TROY
MARTINEZ, ARTURO CASTANEDA
NELK, JERRY A.
VAZQUEZ, LEOPOLDO
BURCH, JOHNNY K.
CONTRERAS, JUAN T.
GALTNEY, CYNTHIA
GOMEZ, REYNOLDO
INNISS, TYRONE A.
KEMPER, KAYLA M.
$2,534.10
$5,493.49
$27,000.00
$1,467.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$7,245.50
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$276.00
$881.00
$10.00
DENIED
$981.11
$492.00
DENIED
$1,791.00
DENIED
$100.00
DENIED
$613.00
DENIED
$720.00
$840.00
$843.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$23,349.82
$2,982.35
DENIED
DENIED
$1,150.00
$515.60
DENIED
DENIED
$17,864.21
$1,875.36
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$550.44
$5,000.00
DENIED
$1,071.63
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$27,000.00
DENIED
$1,279.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$4,640.00
$701.00
$909.00
$1,429.02
$5,000.00
$1,303.00
$665.00
DENIED
DENIED
$21,889.85
DENIED
$1,046.00
DISMISSED
DENIED
DENIED
354 10-CV-2617
10-CV-2618
10-CV-2619
10-CV-2620
10-CV-2621
10-CV-2623
10-CV-2625
10-CV-2627
10-CV-2628
10-CV-2629
10-CV-2630
10-CV-2633
10-CV-2635
10-CV-2637
10-CV-2638
10-CV-2639
10-CV-2640
10-CV-2642
10-CV-2644
10-CV-2645
10-CV-2646
10-CV-2647
10-CV-2652
10-CV-2653
10-CV-2658
10-CV-2659
10-CV-2660
10-CV-2661
10-CV-2663
10-CV-2664
10-CV-2666
10-CV-2667
10-CV-2668
10-CV-2669
10-CV-2672
10-CV-2673
10-CV-2674
10-CV-2676
10-CV-2677
10-CV-2678
10-CV-2679
10-CV-2680
10-CV-2681
10-CV-2685
10-CV-2686
10-CV-2687
10-CV-2689
10-CV-2691
10-CV-2692
10-CV-2694
10-CV-2695
10-CV-2697
10-CV-2700
10-CV-2702
10-CV-2703
10-CV-2704
10-CV-2705
10-CV-2707
10-CV-2708
10-CV-2710
10-CV-2711
10-CV-2712
10-CV-2713
10-CV-2714
10-CV-2716
10-CV-2719
10-CV-2720
10-CV-2721
10-CV-2723
10-CV-2724
10-CV-2725
10-CV-2727
10-CV-2728
10-CV-2729
10-CV-2730
10-CV-2731
10-CV-2732
10-CV-2733
10-CV-2734
10-CV-2735
10-CV-2736
KING, MARLENA
LA FLEUR, GRIFFIN W.
MEYERS, GWENDOLYN
MOORE, LATRICE
POLLARD, JOSEPH B.
THOMAS, KENNETH
WRIGHT, CHIQUETHA A.
BOYKINS, TAKESHA
BRYANT, JOHNNY
CAMACHO, DAISY
CRUZ, MIGUEL
FETTERER, SAMANTHA
GARCIA, ROLANDO
HERNANDEZ, ANIBAL J.
LOWERY, ROSEATTA
MANSON, AMANDA
MAYS, MICHAEL
MORENO, CORINNA
PEREZ, GREGORIO
PEREZ, JOSE
WHITE, AVERY D.
RAINEY, ZACHARY
SALGADO, ALBINO
SALGADO, LUIS
UMER, ABDUL
VALCIN, ANGELINE
VARGAS, MARIA
WHITE, O'DELL III
WUNDER, CONNIE
ADENJI, GABRIEL
ANDERSON, FREDDIE
BAEZ, SALVADOR
BANKS, STEPHEN R. JR.
BIBBS, BRIANNE
FERNANDEZ, TONY
GOSS, DIANNE L.
HAMMONDS, GERI LYNN
JONES, JONNEL
KEELING, RICHARD D.
KNOWLES, MARLON R.
LESTER, CHET
MCCULLOUGH, LOUIS
MCGINNIS, SHARON
SCHRAG, DOUGLAS
SLAGO, AMY L.
STARCEVIC, KAREN
SODERLAND, RICHARD II
STRINGER, TIFFANY
SUMMERS, KATHY
TAYLOR, LILLIE
TOLBERT, LASHEKA
ATHERTON, RYAN T.
GEENEN, BRIDGET
STRICKLAND, TAMMY
AGUIRRE, CARLOS SR. & CONTINI, SAMANTHA
ALVAREZ, ADAM
BERG, PAUL H.
DANIELS, LISA
DEMOS, LORI
EALY, DAVID D.
EASON, ZERUIAH
EASON, ZERUIAH
ESKEN, BENJAMIN G.
EVANSON, ADAM J.
GALLEGOS, FREDDIE
HANDY, DION A.
HAUGABOOK, SEQUANDA
HOLMES, LAURA E.
JOHNSON, MICHAEL
JOHNSON, MICHAEL
JOHNSON, MICHAEL
KELLY, MICHAEL
KINKIN, MARY
MCGLAUGHLIN, GERALD L.
PARRICK, CHRISTINA
MCMORRIS, WILL A.
MOORE, MICHAEL
NOVAK, JOSEPH
ORNELAS, JOHN A.
PANKEY, JOSHUA
PENNING, ROGER L. JR.
DENIED
$4,037.53
DENIED
DENIED
$2,054.91
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DISMISSED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$2,128.50
$8,204.20
$500.00
DENIED
DENIED
$27,000.00
$16,918.49
DENIED
DENIED
$17,765.25
DENIED
$5,000.00
$1,515.89
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$1,912.59
$11,641.00
DENIED
$27,000.00
$227.25
$27,000.00
DENIED
$660.87
DENIED
DENIED
$2,856.02
$104.38
DENIED
$15,007.59
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
$5,000.00
$1,605.16
DENIED
$27,000.00
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
$45.00
$5,190.00
DENIED
$652.00
DENIED
$3,488.00
$1,440.00
$23,641.67
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$190.00
$4,981.69
DENIED
DENIED
$5,810.50
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$2,993.97
355 10-CV-2738
10-CV-2742
10-CV-2743
10-CV-2744
10-CV-2746
10-CV-2747
10-CV-2748
10-CV-2751
10-CV-2752
10-CV-2753
10-CV-2754
10-CV-2757
10-CV-2759
10-CV-2760
10-CV-2761
10-CV-2762
10-CV-2763
10-CV-2766
10-CV-2767
10-CV-2769
10-CV-2774
10-CV-2776
10-CV-2777
10-CV-2779
10-CV-2780
10-CV-2781
10-CV-2782
10-CV-2783
10-CV-2784
10-CV-2785
10-CV-2786
10-CV-2791
10-CV-2792
10-CV-2793
10-CV-2794
10-CV-2795
10-CV-2796
10-CV-2797
10-CV-2799
10-CV-2800
10-CV-2802
10-CV-2805
10-CV-2806
10-CV-2809
10-CV-2810
10-CV-2811
10-CV-2812
10-CV-2813
10-CV-2814
10-CV-2815
10-CV-2816
10-CV-2817
10-CV-2818
10-CV-2820
10-CV-2821
10-CV-2822
10-CV-2824
10-CV-2825
10-CV-2826
10-CV-2827
10-CV-2828
10-CV-2829
10-CV-2830
10-CV-2833
10-CV-2834
10-CV-2835
10-CV-2836
10-CV-2837
10-CV-2838
10-CV-2839
10-CV-2840
10-CV-2841
10-CV-2842
10-CV-2843
10-CV-2844
10-CV-2845
10-CV-2846
10-CV-2848
10-CV-2849
10-CV-2851
10-CV-2852
REESE, RUBY
SCHRAGE, JANE E. A.
SHEPARD, JARMIER L.
SIBERT, DONNA
SOTO, FLAVIO
SPINDEL, MICHELLE
STEIMLE, KAREN
THORPE, CAROL
TORRES, MARIA
TORRES, MARIA
WATT, LARRY
YOUNG, ARKETHA B.
ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY
BIROSCHAK, THOMAS
BLOCKER, KEVIN J.
CASH, VIOLA
DAVIS, MICHELLE
FLORES, JESUS M.
GOMEZ, ARMANDO SOTO
HARRELL, BOBBY
MENDOZA, CHRISTIAN
POGAR, TYE C.
ROBLEDO, LINDA
TAYLOR, TRACEY A.
VELAZQUEZ, MIGUEL A.
VIERS, MARK
VIERS, BARBARA
BORON, ANETA
BUENO, LUIS JR.
CARBAJAL, MARILU
COLONE, THERESA
FOSTER, TATIANNA
ZARATE, EDYAER
GRIFFIN, DUFREDERICK
JONES, ROSA
LEE, MARGIE L.
NILSON, KENNETH
SEARLES, ALAN
STRONG, SHIRLEY
VAN HORN, JOHN
WILLIAMS, MARVIN
ALLEN, JAMES G.
AMBROSE, CHARLES JR.
BENNETT, JANICE
BROWN, DEBORAH
CHISMARK, SAMUEL
EDWARDS, ANNIE M.
FARGHER, CYNTHIA
HOWARD, AMANDA R.
HAMPTON, RACHELLA
MURPHY, KATHLEEN M.
NASH-SMITH, ANNETTE
PHILPOT, ROBERT
BERGER, FRANCINE F.
BERGER, JOEL
BORIS, LISA
HAYWOOD, DORITA H.
HESS, PHILLIP S.
JACKSON, CRYSTAL Y.
JACKSON, MARY A.
KIRMESS, KRISTOPHER
MATLOCK, ROBERT JR.
NOMMENSEN, VALERIE
REDMOND, CHARLENE
SMITH, VANESSA
SAMUELS, DEBORAH
STEWART, NEKISHA
STEWART, DOREEN
SZAFRANIEC, JOSEPH A.
TRIPLETT, TRAVIS M.
VICTORY, DEBRA
VILELLA, MARIA
WATSON, BELINDA
PALMER, SHIRL
PALMER, SHIRL
PALMER, SHIRL
WATSON, BERNICE
YUREVICH, JEFFREY
ADEWUNMI, ADEYINKA O.
ALBRECHT, KARL
BARRON, DEVRON
DENIED
$1,182.51
$626.00
DENIED
$2,305.49
$763.85
DENIED
$5,000.00
$1,710.00
$420.00
$14,084.34
$290.00
$5,000.00
DENIED
$6,880.22
DISMISSED
DENIED
DENIED
$2,176.50
DENIED
$1,089.91
$1,981.90
$5,000.00
$1,680.76
$372.18
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$4,743.55
DENIED
DENIED
$1,885.00
$855.00
$1,220.00
DENIED
RECONSIDERED DENIAL
DENIED
$2,241.70
$1,332.76
$5,000.00
$344.00
DENIED
$5,000.00
DENIED
$1,466.00
DENIED
$1,595.80
$2,591.60
$374.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$2,300.88
DENIED
DENIED
$809.95
DENIED
$5,253.13
DENIED
DENIED
$5,000.00
$4,816.55
DENIED
$325.00
$1,135.88
$3,622.00
$10,508.35
$571.75
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$929.00
DENIED
DENIED
$1,850.00
356 10-CV-2854
10-CV-2856
10-CV-2857
10-CV-2858
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CALLOS, MICHAEL D.
CHATMAN, REGINALD
CLAYBOURNE, DONNA M.
COLEMAN, JANICE M.
DAVIS, AMBER R.
COX, ANTHONY
ESTRADA, ROBERTO C.
FORD, DOROTHY
HADDAD, KHALIL
HATTEN, CONNIE E.
HENDERSON, TAMMIE S.
JACKSON, TANISHA & BROWN, MARY
KIRKPATRICK, PAMELA J.
NELSON, TERRELL C.
NGUE, JEAN PAUL
REESE, YOLANDA
SANCHEZ, SARITA
STONESIFER, LAUREN
THOMAS, JERRY JR.
WALTER, JUSTIN
WILCZAK, STEVEN
BATES, PAMELA
HERNANDEZ, KENNETH M.
HOWLETT, PHILLIP
HTOO, HSA KLER
JOHNSON, GLENN
JOHNSON, LISA D.
ORANGE, DAWN
ORANGE, DAWN
OZOG, MATEUSZ
PARKER, RICHARD
ROGERS, TERESA J.
ROGERS, TERESA J.
ROSER, MARK
SHERWOOD, BRIAN
SOULIGNE, ANDREW L. JR.
STOWERS, LAMONT
SWEARINGEN, JAMIE
VALLE, YANETH
WATSON, KAMIKA D.
WILLIAMS, L. C. JR.
CARDONA, WILLIAM
DAVIS, QUINTON
HUNT, TIMOTHY E.
JOSEPH, MARIE
BERRY, LOUIE
MOORE, TOMMY
MURPHY, DEON
OWENS, TYREE
PETERS, QUINTIN
PETERSON, CARNELL
RAMIREZ, BONIFACIO
WILLIAMS, CHRISTOPHER
ALEXANDER, DERRICK
FRISCH, RENEE
MINOR, DENEEN
MOORE, JAMES E.
SAMPSON, KENRICK
THOMAS, SHIRLEY A.
WARLICK, MELVIN
WILLIAMS, NATAYSHA
ADAMS, JAMES
BECK, KENYAHTA
BLUMENBERG, EMILIA
BOYD, JAMAL
BRADLEY, TERRENCE
CAMACHO, ADRIAN
CAPLES, AUDREY
HAGAR, JANA K.
FUNCHES, ALFORD
GREEN, BOBBY
HARRIS, KEVIN
IBARRA, JOSE I. SR.; & IBARRA, BLANCA
JENNINGS, CHRISTOPHER
MOORE, MICHAEL; & MOORE, JUANITA
RICKARD, AARON
SMITH, CARL
SMITH, JENNIFER
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WILSON, RICK E.
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$1,400.00
$26,639.45
$1,105.00
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DISMISSED
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$3,486.00
$127.42
DENIED
$5,000.00
$1,949.97
DENIED
$415.72
DENIED
DENIED
$2,607.70
DENIED
$416.99
$599.00
DENIED
$7,127.00
$1,174.14
DENIED
$1,823.00
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$14,012.09
DENIED
DENIED
DENIED
$8,566.00
$713.18
$637.39
$12,30

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