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Cozen O’Connor attorney Jeremy Glenn Elected Fellow of The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers
Jeremy Glenn has been elected as a Fellow in The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers.
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COZEN O'CONNOR: Three Cozen O’Connor Attorneys recognized as Crain's Chicago Business “Notable Gen X Leaders in Law”
Three Cozen O’Connor attorneys have been recognized as 2019 Chicago Notable Gen X Leaders in Law by Crain’s Chicago Business for their success and accomplishments in their leadership roles within the firm and across the legal community.
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COZEN O'CONNOR: Attorney Matthew T. Glavin Joins Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies Group in Chicago
Cozen O’Connor welcomes the newest member of its fast-growing Public Strategies Group.
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LawsuitsCOZEN O'CONNOR: Attorney Elizabeth Olivera Named to Board of Directors of the Filipino American Lawyers Association of Chicago
Cozen O’Connor attorney Elizabeth Olivera, an associate in the firm’s Commercial Litigation practice in Chicago, has been named to the Board of Directors of the Filipino American Lawyers Association of Chicago (FALA Chicago).
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LawsuitsCOZEN O'CONNOR: Attorneys Win Asylum for Mexican Mother and her Three Children
Cozen O’Connor attorneys Julie Trester and Corey Hickman, of the firm’s Chicago office, recently won asylum for their client, a 21-year-old Mexican mother and her three children.
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COZEN O'CONNOR: Attorney Jim Argionis Honored for Exceptional Community Service by Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Cozen O’Connor attorney Jim Argionis, a member of the firm’s Commercial Litigation practice in Chicago, has been named a 2018 “Community Star” by the Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce.
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COZEN O'CONNOR: Names Jeremy Glenn Chicago Office Managing Partner
Jeremy Glenn has been appointed to serve as the Office Managing Partner for the Chicago office of Cozen O’Connor
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LawsuitsAppeals panel: Florida agent gets chance to prove bad faith in Allstate's block of agency sale
A state appeals court is allowing a former Allstate agent to continue her lawsuit accusing the company of improperly intervening in the sale of her agency.
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Attorney says 7th Circuit ruling in exploding grain bin case could narrow property damage coverage
A recent federal appeals court decision could reduce future property damage coverage provided by commercial general liability insurers in Illinois and other states, according to an attorney experienced in such cases.
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Airbnb can't be sued for apartment tenants' listings that violate leases, bring in disruptive guests: Judge
A Cook County judge has shut the door on an attempt by the owner of a luxury high-rise apartment building in Chicago’s Theater District to make Airbnb pay for allowing tenants to use the online short-term vacation rental platform to find tourists willing to sublet their apartments, which, the apartment building owners said, violate the terms of the leases, while disrupting life in the apartment building.