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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Sivia</p>           Both parties in a case filed against Prairie Farms Dairy on Thursday told Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla about a dispute over the plaintiff's desire to disclose additional experts.<br /><br />Hylla continued a case management conference until May 30 and ordered the plaintiff to file a motion for leave to disclose additional experts by April 20. <br /><br />He ordered the defense is to file a response by May 7.<br /><br /> A motion for leave to disclose additional experts will be heard May 11.<br /><br />Michael and Denise Richter, owners of Rich-Lane Farms, claim that after improving their dairy and buying stock in Prairie Farms as part of a milk marketing agreement, Prairie Farms terminated that agreement in 2005 and \"acted in a manner illegal or oppressive\" to the plaintiffs as Prairie Farms shareholders.<br /><br />Defense attorney Donald Schoemaker certified Feb. 24 in Madison County Circuit Court that he mailed documents to fulfill the plaintiff's request for information. <br /><br />The plaintiffs were ordered to provide affidavits of compliance.<br /><br />The Richters are seeking damages in excess of $50,000, attorney's fees and costs in a suit they filed in 2006.<br /><br />Attorney David Antognoli of Edwardsville withdrew his representation of the Richters in May. <br /><br />Todd Sivia became the lawyer for the Richters on Nov. 4.<br /><br />Laura Oberkfell also represents Prairie Farms.<br /><br /><em>Madison County case number 06-L-892.</em><br />"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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