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"A plaintiff in a Madison County personal injury suit is seeking an order of default judgment in his case against Daddie-O's Nite Out and others.<br /><br />Bobby Barlow claims he was punched in the face by the bar's bouncer, co-defendant William W. Walker, while trying to enter the establishment on Jan 8, 2012.<br /><br />Barlow&rsquo;s motion asks Circuit Judge David Hylla to enter an order of default judgment against defendants Daddie-O&rsquo;s Nite Out, Richard Campbell Trust and property owner Richard L. Campbell.<br /><br />According to the case file, Hylla on Feb. 25 had ordered those defendants to respond to the suit by March 19.<br /><br />&ldquo;That of this date, defendants have failed to file their answer or appear,&rdquo; the March 20 motion states.<br /><br />The suit claims that Walker had consumed alcoholic beverages before the incident and that his alleged intoxication prompted the asault.<br /><br />Barlow claims he sustained injuries, experienced pain and suffering, incurred medical costs and lost wages.<br /><br />According to Walker&rsquo;s Feb. 19 response, he claims he acted within the lawful course and scope of his duties as a doorman. He inflicted great bodily harm on the plaintiff, while using &ldquo;reasonable and appropriate force&rdquo; on the plaintiff when he believed force was needed \"to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or other patrons of the establishment.&rdquo;<br /><br />&ldquo;The plaintiff was the aggressor in the violent altercation between the plaintiff and the defendant and is therefore barred from any recovery in this matter,&rdquo; Walker's response states.<br /><br />Edward W. Unsell and Fred Schuman of the Law Offices of Edward W. Unsell in East Alton represent Barlow.<br /><br />G. Robert Pritzker of Alton represents Walker.<br /><br /><i>Madison County case number 13-L-22.</i>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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