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Medical Marketing Service has filed a lawsuit against The Wyanoke Group's Healio division for allegedly continuing to use their proprietary physician database after contract termination.
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In a recent court filing by Transportation Alliance Bank against Dovgal Express in Illinois' Northern District Court on December 6th highlights significant breaches concerning two major business loans amounting over $2 million dollars collectively...
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Nicole Davis has filed a class-action lawsuit against Kitchen Kings, Inc., alleging their website violates accessibility standards under the ADA by being unusable for visually-impaired individuals.
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Ellen Peterson is suing Wal-Mart Associates for alleged violations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
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Lawsuit filed against Scores Chicago Gentleman's Club before Gender Violence Act applied to corporate entities
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A recent lawsuit filed by Yu Chen targets several foreign e-commerce entities accused of infringing on his patented walker design through unauthorized sales on platforms like Amazon. Filed in Illinois federal court on October 19th, this case seeks both injunctive relief to halt further infringement activities and monetary compensation for damages incurred.
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A lawsuit has been filed against Fremont Trans Inc., alleging illegal labor practices involving driver misclassification as independent contractors instead of employees. Filed by Carlo Jean on October 1st in Illinois federal court, the suit seeks damages for unpaid wages and improper deductions under state and federal laws.
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Illinois should follow the example set by Michigan in dealing with dysfunction in schools in Detroit and establish a new school district in Chicago to entirely replace CPS
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The United States and Brazil share many things in common.
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Northwestern Pritzker School of Law is pleased to announce the appointment of four new Law Board members.
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The anti-war protests that engulfed campuses around the country over the last academic year have made crystal clear the powerful role that universities play as regulators of political speech—and the corresponding importance of Title VI as a law that regulates speech.
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Taiwo F. Durowade has filed an appeal against Lenny’s Gas-N-Wash Sauk Trail after claiming negligence led to damage to her vehicle during a car wash visit in August 2020. Despite initial setbacks in court rulings regarding jury demands and instructions on negligent voluntary undertaking theories, she continues seeking justice through higher courts.
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Israeli Lawyer on Course to Pursue a Legal Academic Career.
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Panel rules an Independence, Missouri, firm never explained contract details to client who sued over chemical exposure allegations
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Christopher Henson has filed a lawsuit against Pilot Travel Centers LLC d/b/a Pilot Flying J alleging severe racial discrimination and harassment during his tenure as a Maintenance Laborer from November 2023 until his termination in March 2024. The case outlines numerous instances of racial slurs and unfair treatment by supervisors leading up to his wrongful termination.
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A recent appellate court decision upheld an award granting attorney fees and costs despite no signed retainer agreement between Janet Bedin and O'Connor Law Group in relation to a medical malpractice suit involving her late mother’s estate.
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied petitions from Illinois gun owners to review a Chicago federal appeals court's decision allowing Illinois' controversial gun ban law to take effect. Justice Clarence Thomas, however, called that decision 'nonsensical,' and warned the Illinois law will ultimately face a difficult reception at the high court
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A coalition of feminist and LGBTQ+ organizations will march on historic Michigan Avenue starting at 5 pm, Sunday, August 18th on the eve of the Democratic Convention as delegates, media and their entourages gather in the downtown area.
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Second Amendment rights advocates urged the Seventh Circuit Appeals Court to strike down Cook County's "assault weapons" ban ordinance and overrule their colleagues, saying the ordinance and the decision violate the Constitution and clash with two Supreme Court rulings
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A widow has successfully appealed a court ruling regarding her husband's death due to alleged medical negligence by Lincoln Park Family Physicians and two healthcare providers under their employ. The appellate court has ordered a new trial citing errors in jury instruction and expert testimony handling during initial proceedings.
