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Todd Henderson Compares Economic Wellbeing in Brazil and the US

By The Cook County Record |
The United States and Brazil share many things in common.

Attorney General Raoul and Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation Warn of New Scam Targeting Student Loan Borrowers

By The Cook County Record |
Attorney General Kwame Raoul and the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) Division of Banking issued a warning alerting student loan borrowers of a new scam that seeks to take advantage of uncertainty around student loans.

Troutman Pepper Achieves Mansfield Certification for Seventh Consecutive Year

By The Cook County Record |
Troutman Pepper has achieved Diversity Lab’s Mansfield Certification Plus for the seventh consecutive year.

Lawsuit: CTU has wrongly refused for years to release financial audits, show how spending members' dues

By Jonathan Bilyk |
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of four Chicago Teachers Union members, who say the union has violated its own rules in hiding spending reviews from its own members since 2020.

Class action accuses Napleton Automotive of running consumer credit reports without authorization

By Cook County Record |
A class action lawsuit has accused the Ed Napleton Automotive dealerships of allegedly running consumers' credit without their consent or knowledge, allegedly in violation of federal law.

Cartier accused in class action of wrongly refusing to honor warranty on eyewear past 2 years

By Cook County Record |
A class action lawsuit has accused eyewear maker Cartier of allegedly violating multiple laws in Illinois, California and other states by allegedly refusing to honor a warranty on its products beyond two years.

Inaugural DEI Summit for the Investment Management Industry on October 10, 2024

By The Cook County Record |
Join Faegre Drinker for our first summit focused on advancing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the investment management industry.

Man jailed for contempt for two years by Cook divorce judge over stock dispute with ex-wife, seeks release

By Jonathan Bilyk |
A man has been in the Cook County jail for more than two years because Cook County divorce court Judge Michael Forti ruled he should be able to pay his ex-wife millions of dollars that the man says he doesn't have. An appeals court has been asked to determine if the extended jailing has violated the man's due process rights

Tom Ginsburg Writes About the Consequences on Rule of Law of a Second Trump Administration

By The Cook County Record |
As we think about the very real possibility of a Trump II administration, the consequences for the rule of law should be foremost in our mind.

Turano Baking Co. accused of wrongly asking applicants about family medical history

By Cook County Record |
A class action lawsuit has accused the Turano Baking Company of allegedly wrongly asking job applicants about their personal and family medical history, allegedly in violation of Illinois' genetic information privacy law.

Class action says Walgreens sells bandages that contain PFAS

By Cook County Record |
A class action lawsuit has accused Walgreens of allegedly selling bandages that contain PFAS without warning customers.

Troutman Pepper Launches Report on Legal Challenges in U.S. EV Charging Infrastructure

By The Cook County Record |
The increasing sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. is driving an urgent need for reliable and extensive EV charging infrastructure.

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Honors Distinguished Alumni at Annual Alumni Awards

By The Cook County Record |
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law is pleased to announce that 21 distinguished alumni will be honored at the annual Alumni Awards dinner.

Healthcare Litigation, Compliance and Investigations Forum 2024 on October 9

By The Cook County Record |
At McDermott’s Healthcare Litigation, Compliance and Investigations Forum, we’re not only discussing trends – we’re shaping them.

Rev. Jesse Jackson endorses Republican Fioretti for Cook County State's Attorney

By Jonathan Bilyk |
Jackson particularly said he believes Fioretti has been more committed to the cause of civil rights than Democratic nominee, retired IL Appeals Court Justice Eileen O'Neill Burke. Jackson's attack mirrors that used against Burke in the Democratic primary by allies of outgoing Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx

Plaintiff Alleges Retail Giant Misleads Consumers with False '100% Pure' Avocado Oil Claims

By Cook County Record |
A class action lawsuit accuses a major retailer of falsely advertising its avocado oil as pure when it contains other oils. Filed by Rajat Dawar in Illinois federal court against Sam's Club entities on September 27th, it seeks damages for deceptive practices under consumer protection laws.

Visually Impaired Plaintiff Alleges Online Accessibility Violations Against Popular Coffee Retailer

By Cook County Record |
Chris Jackson has filed a lawsuit against Schuil Coffee Company LLC dba Sparrows Coffee & Tea for failing to make its website accessible to visually impaired users like himself. Filed in Illinois federal court on September 23rd, this case highlights alleged violations under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act regarding digital accessibility barriers faced by blind consumers using screen-readers.

GS Holistic (trademark holder) sues EJA Vapes (local vape shop) for Trademark Infringement

By Cook County Record |
GS Holistic has filed a lawsuit against EJA Vapes for allegedly selling counterfeit G Pen branded vaporizers in violation of trademark laws. The case highlights issues of trademark infringement and unfair competition under the Lanham Act in federal court.

Blujay Studios Accuses Online Marketplaces of Trademark Infringement

By Cook County Record |
Blujay Studios has filed a lawsuit against multiple unnamed defendants accused of selling counterfeit products using its registered trademarks on online marketplaces. Filed in Illinois federal court on September 26th, this case highlights issues surrounding trademark infringement and seeks substantial damages alongside injunctive relief to prevent further violations.

Tattoo Artist Alleges Discrimination by Former Employer Weird Girl Ink

By Cook County Record |
A former tattoo artist has taken legal action against Weird Girl Ink over allegations of discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and national origin. Filed in September 2024 in Illinois' Northern District Court by Madison Erana through attorney Chad W. Eisenback from Sulaiman Law Group Ltd., this case highlights accusations against company owner Alexis Rivas for creating a hostile work environment leading up to Erana's termination via social media.