The St. Louis Post-Dispatch writes about venue in Madison County asbestos cases in "Illinois Supreme Court has yet to weigh in on venue for asbestos suits," part of a series of articles about asbestos. There's a second article about the so-called "Lipke rule." A few of my own comments about the series are in this post from Notes from the (Legal) Underground.
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