Doctor's lawsuit: Osco Drug repeatedly sent faxes urging refills for opioids, other prescription drugs
Judge: Car dealer software companies can't delete antitrust claims over monopolization of car dealer data
Charles Freeman, first African-American IL Sup Ct justice, retires; Appellate justice Neville appointed to replace
Appeals court: CTA must negotiate with union before imposing rules to prevent repeat of O'Hare Blue Line derailment
A woman is suing The Valley at Victory Lakes and Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Service Corporation for alleged negligence.
A mother is suing Oak-Leyden Developmental Services Inc. for alleged negligence.
A man is suing Solid Gold Food & Liquor Inc. and Challenge Discount Inc. for alleged negligence.
A widow is suing Casey Equipment Company Inc. and VT LeeBoy Inc. for alleged negligence and liability in connection with her husband's death in an accident on a construction site.
A business is suing a law firm for alleged breach of duty and legal malpractice.
A man is suing Yaroslav Kot, Skyhouse Developers Inc., City West Properties Inc. and 2426 W. Ohio Inc. for alleged negligence.
An estate administrator is suing Children's Rehabilitation Center Inc. for alleged negligence and wrongful death.
An insurance company is seeking declaratory judgment against SQ House Corporation and Slawomir Boguszewski, claiming it has no obligation to defend or indemnify the defendants.
A doctor is suing Resurrection Physicians Provider Group Inc., MSO Great Lakes Inc., Paul Ghilardi, Dr. John Bello and Dara Ellingson for alleged breach of fiduciary duty and unlawful termination.
Two companies are suing NVSA, RP Services and Eric S. McChesney, citing alleged breach of contract and fraud.
Saying they believed a fired Malcolm X College administrator had demonstrated he was fired for reporting actions which "defrauded ... the taxpayer," an Illinois appellate panel has reversed a lower court’s decision to dismiss a retaliatory discharge suit over claims he was fired after raising concerns about the school allegedly hiring unqualified professors.
Two recent decisions in two different federal appeals courts regarding who has the right to sue over data breaches reflect a “social shift” in how “we view our data,” according to an attorney specializing in privacy law.
A woman is suing United Airlines, a pilot and the ity of Chicago for alleged negligence, claiming she was injured when an aircraft on which she was a passenger suddenly braked.
Several businesses are suing Electrolux North America Inc., Electrolux Home Products Inc. and John Does and Jane Does 1-5 for alleged negligence, breach of contract, breach of express and implied warranties, consumer fraud, gross negligence and strict product liability.
A man is suing Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Dr. John Hefferson and Dr. Jill Lasson for alleged negligence.
A woman is suing Alden-Princeton Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, Alden Management Services and the Alden Group Ltd. for alleged breach of duty and medical malpractice.
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