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Chicago Public Schools transportation manager who called out bus vendor fraud gets to continue lawsuit over firing
A state appeals panel has restored the lawsuit brought by a contract management director fired in 2015. CPS says he was fired for behavioral reasons, not because he's a whistleblower. -
Appeals panel: Palos developer's heirs waited too long to sue Kovitz, FGMK for helping siblings' alleged scheme
An Illinois appellate court found seven siblings involved in an intense family dispute over their mother’s estate are time barred from suing accountants and attorneys they claim helped to deny them their millions of dollars. -
Judge tosses suit that alleged Chicago schools, bus companies bilked Medicaid for millions
A Chicago federal judge has kicked to the curb a suit by a former busing contracts manager for Chicago Public Schools, who alleged bus companies and school officials defrauded Medicaid in connection with transportation of special needs students. -
A & D Import Motors allegedly failed to disclose cars had been rebuilt after crashes
A woman is suing A & D Import Motors Inc., alleging breach of warranty, fraud, liability, negligence and negligent misrepresentation. -
New Illinois law allows convicted felons to get health care-related professional licenses
Felony convictions will no longer prevent someone in Illinois from acquiring a health care-related professional license thanks to a new law that amends the rules overseen by the state's Department of Professional Regulation. -
Whistleblower suit says CPS fired bus manager for uncovering collusion among bus vendors, CPS
A man who formerly helped manage the Chicago Public Schools’ busing contracts has sued CPS, alleging the city’s public schools system fired him for “political and financial reasons” after he attempted to end practices which he claimed allowed the busing vendors to work together to allegedly bilk CPS and taxpayers who support it out of untold millions of dollars and costing CPS students millions of hours of lost classroom time in the process.