A federal judge has determined a state employee — notable for his public anti-union stances — can’t intervene on behalf of the state in a lawsuit it faces from a union leader asking courts to declare unions aren’t obligated to represent employees who refuse to pay membership dues.
ELGIN – The case of a bicyclist injured while traversing a Lake Forest bridge about four years ago is on its way back to Lake County Circuit Court after a three-judge state appeals court panel unanimously ruled the lower court had improperly dismissed the litigation.
A patient of La Grange Medical Center alleges he suffered a stroke after a surgery because he was improperly cleared for the procedure.
A resident of a Chicago long-term nursing care facility alleges the facility failed to protect her from falls.
A Chicago long-term care facility is alleged to have failed to prevent a former resident from developing skin issues before his death.
A former financial securities trader and adviser alleges he is disabled and that his insurer wrongfully terminated his benefits.
An adult student alleges she had to repeat her practicum at a Chicago college a year later because the school did not help her resolve issues with her placement.
With Democratic lock on IL government, 'new wave' of regulation, enforcement, litigation 'likely': Attorneys
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IL regulators fine title agency PNTN $14M for letting lawyers not registered as agents sell title insurance
Letter to Editor: Viable options exist for Obama Center without confiscating public park land
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