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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Swanson</p>           A semi-truck driver is asking to be paid more than $220,000 after a head-on crash in Randolph County left him without a rig. <br /><br />Keith M. Green filed a complaint against Randall J. Berthold, Sherwin Williams Paint Company and Sherwin Williams Paint Company Store #3249 on Sept. 7 in St. Clair County Circuit Court. <br /><br />The alleged crash happened on Sept. 10, 2007 near on Route 154 in Red Bud. According to the complaint, Green was driving a tractor-trailer east on Route 154 near the intersection of Prairie Road. Berthold was allegedly driving a rental car in the opposite direction, crossed the center line and hit the semi-truck head-on. <br /><br />Green says Berthold was working on behalf of Sherwin Williams Paint, specifically store #3249 in Wentzville, Mo., at the time of the crash. <br />The driver and his employers are accused of negligence for Berthold's alleged failure to keep the rental car under control, failure to drive in a safe manner and failure to avoid the head-on crash.<br /><br />Green contends the collision caused him to lose a significant amount of property because the semi-truck he was driving was unable to be driven. He is asking to be awarded more than $225,000 in damages plus court costs. <br /><br />Attorney Michael J. Swanson of Edwardsville represents Green. <br /><br /><em>St. Clair County Circuit Court Case No. 12-L-464</em>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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