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Almost 800 employees to get $518 each under terms of proposed deal; Lawyers would get $240,000. The restaurant chain closed all of its Chicago locations after the onset of the COVID pandemic
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Women, men who worked at Twin Peaks allege culture of "rampant harassment" throughout chain, including inappropriate touching, body shaming, and being forced to wear lingerie at work.
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While the lawyer who filed the class action vs Citizens for Rauner could claim up to one-third, it is unknown how much class members could receive, as it depends on how many submit valid claims.
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A Chicago federal judge said he believed Illinois' high court will reject attempts by employers to limit the onslaught of class actions brought under Illinois' biometric privacy law.
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Walmart won dismissal of the lawsuit, arguing the case belongs in Illinois' workers' comp system, not in court.
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Walmart has asked a Cook County judge to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of a worker at its Evergreen Park store who died from COVID-19.
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A waste disposal company is suing a Chicago apartment management group for allegedly failing to pay for trash hauling at 10 different properties, incurring unpaid expenses of more than $133,000.
