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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Antognoli</p>           Attorney David Antognoli has bowed out of a misconduct suit brought against Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. by the owners of a Highland Dairy.<br /><br />Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla granted Antognoli's request to withdraw from representing Michael and Denise Richter June 3.<br /><br />Antognoli asked to withdraw from the case, citing a \"divergence of views\" that had developed between him and the Richters.<br /><br />The Richters are suing Prairie Farms for allegedly terminating a milk marketing agreement between it and the Richters' dairy, Rich-Lane Farms.<br /><br />The plaintiffs allege that Prairie Farms \"acted in a manner illegal and oppressive\" to them after the plaintiffs expended money improving their dairy in order to live up to the terms of a milk marketing agreement.<br /><br />According to Hylla's June 3 order, the plaintiffs are to obtain new counsel within 21 days of the order.<br /><br />Hylla stayed all of the discovery deadlines in the case until the Richters' new attorney enters his or her appearance in the case.<br /><br />The judge also set the suit for a case management conference July 27 at 9:30 a.m.<br /><br />A move filed by Prairie Farms that would compel production or bar the plaintiffs from using certain information at trial remains pending in the case.<br /><br />Donald Schoemaker, Laura Hayden and others represent Prairie Farms.<br /><br /><em>The case is Madison case number 06-L-892.</em><br />"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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