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Saturday, September 21, 2024

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11 Locke Lord Chicago Lawyers Named to Super Lawyers® 2024 Illinois Rising Stars List

By The Cook County Record |
Eleven lawyers from Locke Lord’s Chicago office were named to the Super Lawyers® 2024 Illinois Rising Stars list.

Eleven Cozen O’Connor Attorneys Named 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers

By The Cook County Record |
Super Lawyers has named eight attorneys 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers and three attorneys to its 2024 Illinois Rising Stars list.

Webinar: 2024 EEOC Enforcement Developments and Trends

By The Cook County Record |
Please join us for a webinar in which Seyfarth attorneys will provide a comprehensive review of EEOC enforcement developments and likely trends in 2024 – a must-see for employers with any involvement with this increasingly active agency.

Mayer Brown Wins M&a Advisor “restructuring Deal of the Year” in the $1b-$5b Deal Category

By The Cook County Record |
Mayer Brown advised on a major restructuring awarded “Restructuring Deal of the Year ($1B-$5B)” by The M&A Advisor (18th Annual Turnaround Awards).

Class action accuses Forsage of wrongly classifying workers as independent contractors

By Cook County Record |
Forsage, a logistics firm, is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly misclassifying its workers as independent contractors and other alleged violations of state and federal labor laws.

Lawsuit accuses Chicago Popeyes franchisee of racial discrimination

By Cook County Record |
A Black male former employee of a Popeyes restaurant in Chicago has filed a lawsuit against the franchisee, alleging racial and sexual discrimination.

Five Epstein Becker Green Attorneys Named to the 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

By The Cook County Record |
Epstein Becker Green (EBG) is pleased to announce that five attorneys based in the firm’s Chicago office have been named to the 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists.

Nine Reed Smith lawyers from Chicago on 2024 Super Lawyers lists

By The Cook County Record |
Legal directory Super Lawyers has included four Reed Smith lawyers in its Illinois Super Lawyers list, and five more of the firm's lawyers are on its Rising Stars list, global law firm Reed Smith announced.

Appeals panel: Tough Madison firefighter physical screening test didn't discriminate vs female firefighters

By Scott Holland |
Judges said it is most important to ensure firefighters can actually do the work and can "hold the jobs on a fair and non-discriminatory basis."

3 Brown & James Lawyers Named to 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers Lists

By The Cook County Record |
Two lawyers from Brown & James have been named as Illinois Super Lawyers for 2023. Another has been named as an Illinois Rising Star.

35 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Recognized in Illinois Super Lawyers 2024 Edition

By The Cook County Record |
Thirty-five attorneys from global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Chicago office are recognized in the Illinois Super Lawyers 2024 edition.

Class action accuses Statebridge of attempting to wrongly collect on allegedly delinquent second mortgages

By Cook County Record |
Statebridge Company, LLC is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly attempting to illegally collect time-barred second mortgages.

Class action accuses Talerico Martin bakery over worker fingerprint scans

By Cook County Record |
Talerico Martin Retail Bakery, a Summit-based company, is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly violating Illinois' biometrics privacy law.

Judicial misconduct complaint alleges oral argument policies in district court discriminate based on race and sex

By Heather Isringhausen Gvillo |
The America First Legal Foundation filed a complaint against three district judges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois, claiming “ongoing unlawful judicial race and sex discrimination” for policies established four years ago that allegedly “incentivize” law firms to task newer, female or minority attorneys with presenting oral arguments.

'Political winds:' Biz groups urge judge to nix power grab by City Hall in metal yard permit case

By Jonathan Bilyk |
Business advocacy groups warned of dire consequences for Chicago and its economy if City Hall is allowed to use "public health" to justify changing the rules midstream when evaluating industrial development permits, as it did when denying $80M Southside Recycling project

13 HB Attorneys Named 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

By The Cook County Record |
HeplerBroom is proud to announce that 12 of its attorneys have been named 2024 Illinois Super Lawyers, and 1 has been named a 2024 Illinois Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine.

Nine Reed Smith lawyers from Chicago on 2024 Super Lawyers lists

By The Cook County Record |
Legal directory Super Lawyers has included four Reed Smith lawyers in its Illinois Super Lawyers list, and five more of the firm's lawyers are on its Rising Stars list, global law firm Reed Smith today announced.

IL Supreme Court says temp worker firms can be sued for collusion under state antitrust laws

By Scott Holland |
A unanimous state Supreme Court said nothing in Illinois law protects temporary worker staffing firms and the employers to whom they supply workers from lawsuits accusing them of conspiring to hold down worker wages and prevent worker poaching by competitors.

Morgan Lewis Represents Bp Plc in Us Offshore Wind Joint Venture Restructuring

By The Cook County Record |
Morgan Lewis acted as US counsel to BP plc and its affiliates in restructuring its offshore wind venture with Equinor Wind US.

Recent Developments in Environmental Law That Are Affecting Transactions and Businesses on February 1, 2024

By The Cook County Record |
Changes in environmental law affect a variety of industries, impacting everything from business operations to real estate and corporate transactions.