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Judge trashes blind woman's ADA lawsuit vs Wendy's over late-night drive-thru hours
The judge said she is denied access to the drive-thru late at night, the same as any other pedestrian attempting to walk through the drive-thru. -
GREENBERG TRAURIG LLP: Greenberg Traurig Represents Blue Wolf Capital in connection with its Acquisition of Kirlin Design Build
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented Blue Wolf Capital Partners, LLC in connection with its acquisition of Kirlin Design Build LLC, one of the country’s leading engineering and construction companies focused on large, complex federal and private sector projects. -
GREENBERGTRAURIG: Greenberg Traurig Among Top Trademark Firms in WTR 1000
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP was recently nationally and regionally recognized by the World Trademark Review (WTR) in the ninth edition of the WTR 1000. -
GREENBERG TRAURIG: 23 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Recognized in 2019 Edition of Illinois Super Lawyers
The 2019 edition of Illinois Super Lawyers includes 23 attorneys from the Chicago office of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP. -
GREENBERG & TRAURIG: Greenberg Traurig to be Honored at M&A Advisor Turnaround Awards
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP will receive the “Refinancing Deal of the Year” honor at the M&A Advisor’s 13th Annual Turnaround Awards Gala for the firm’s role in the restructuring of the Lombard Public Facilities Corporation (LPFC). -
GREENBERG & TRAURIG: Tiffany S. Fordyce and Lorraine M. Tyson Named Among Chicago’s Notable Minority Lawyers
Tiffany S. Fordyce and Lorraine M. Tyson, shareholders in the Chicago office of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP, have been recognized on Crain’s Chicago Business’s 2018 Notable Minority Lawyers list. -
GREENBURG & TRAURIG: Alejandra Garcia Earley Joins Greenberg Traurig's Corporate Practice in Chicago
Alejandra Garcia Earley has joined the Chicago office of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP as of counsel in the Corporate Practice, where she will be part of the Institutional Private Placement Finance Team. -
GREENBURG TRAURIG LLP: 22 GT Chicago Attorneys Listed in the 2019 Edition of Best Lawyers in America
Twenty-two attorneys from the Chicago office of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP are included in the 2019 edition of Best Lawyers in America. -
Greenberg Traurig, Arnstein & Lehr others allegedly failed to properly defend company in patent case
A company is suing Greenberg Traurig LLP, Arnstein & Lehr LLP and David L. Newman for alleged breach of contract, breach of duty and negligence. -
Illinois appeals court dismisses doctor's claims lawyers' missteps cost him medical license
An Illinois appeals court has dismissed a legal malpractice suit, saying a doctor waited too long to accuse two law firms of costing him his medical license and of waiting too long to seek compensatory damages on his behalf. -
Federal judge grates Parmesan cheese class actions, pans deceptive marketing claims
A federal judge in Chicago has shredded, for now, a block of class action lawsuits that piled up last year against Kraft, Walmart, Target, the parent company of Jewel Food Stores and others over the contents of their grated Parmesan cheese, saying he did not believe the plaintiffs could prevail in asserting the containers of “100 percent” cheese were deceptively marketed. -
$22M deal proposed to end injured lawyer's litigation vs bankrupt Yellow Cab over '05 taxi crash
A Chicago federal bankruptcy judge has been asked to sign off on a $22 million settlement, intended to lay to rest claims against a now bankrupt taxi company, brought by a Chicago lawyer who was left with brain damage and other injuries after the taxi in which he was riding crashed into a concrete median in 2005. -
Chicago judge calls electronic firm's suit against ex-attorneys 'bizarre,' dismissal motion pending
A Chicago federal judge has voiced reservations about a suburban electronic company's court action, which alleges its former attorneys short-circuited its defense against a $9 million trademark infringement suit, saying the company and its counsel have a "good deal of explaining to do to support the maintenance of this action." -
Appeals panel says Sears data disclosure doesn’t harm credit card holders, so suit is tossed
A Chicago appeals courts has affirmed a lower court ruling that shelved a class-action suit against Sears, Roebuck & Co., which alleged the retail giant sold credit card holders’ personal data to telemarketers, because card holders took no financial hit as a result of Sears’ action. -
Judge: Fair Treatment policy doesn't limit court's discretion on whether wage action goes to arbitration
While the case may ultimately land before an arbitrator, a federal judge has denied a home care company’s motion to use a company policy to dismiss and send to arbitration a class action lawsuit filed by a home health aide, which accused the company of underpaying her and her coworkers. -
Fenwick ready to move forward after losing case that challenged football call
Fenwick High School is ready to move on after a Cook County Circuit Court judge declined to intervene to reverse a bad call that lost the school the opportunity to play for a state football title. -
Drive-thru headset parts maker says Greenberg Traurig, LeClair Ryan law firms cost it $9M settlement
A suburban electronic parts company is suing Chicago- and Virginia-based law firms for allegedly short-circuiting its defense against a trademark infringement lawsuit, which resulted in $9 million in allegedly unnecessary fees, sanctions and settlement costs. -
Fenwick H.S. lawsuit vs IHSA over football playoff result to be heard by retiring judge, Oak Park resident
With the fate of the season for two high school football programs – and potentially a state title – hanging in the balance, retiring Cook County Circuit Judge Kathleen Kennedy is scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday over a request by a Catholic high school hailing from her hometown to force Illinois High School Association to reverse the on-field results of a semifinal playoff contest between Fenwick High School and Plainfield North, which was decided in large part on an erroneous end-of-game c -
Another ex-executive sues Westchester-based airport, train station concessionaire over pay, conditions
A Westchester-based operator of airport and train station concessions, already embroiled in litigation with some of its former executives, has been hit with another lawsuit from one of its corporate officers, who has accused the company of shorting him half a million dollars pay. -
Judge: Banks not on hook to shield businesses from employees who use app to double-deposit checks
A Lakeview hotel business will not be allowed to press its class action claim JP Morgan Chase should be held responsible for fraud perpetrated by people using Chase’s mobile banking app to double-deposit checks, creating legal and financial headaches for those issuing the checks.