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IL high court says Chicago Park District off the hook for bicyclist's injuries on Lakefront Trail
The Illinois Supreme Court has tossed an appellate court decision in a suit, which claimed the Chicago Park District was liable for a bicyclist's injury on the city's Lakefront Trail, saying a Cook County judge was right to declare the district immune from liability, because the trail is a recreational pathway. -
Chicago man accuses doctors of negligence for nerve injuries during surgery
A man is suing doctors Gina Jefferson, Quintin Cappelle and Zrria White for alleged negligence and for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries. -
Lawsuit: Quarles & Brady concealed key info in bad loan deal for Gammonley River North condo project
The parent company of a Downers Grove-based plastics manufacturer has sued its former attorneys, claiming they potentially owe millions of dollars for allegedly helping a financially-troubled Chicago condo development group conceal other loan defaults to secure a $4.3 million loan to get the money they needed to build a River North condo project. -
Former Belcher Law Offices client alleges legal malpractice
A woman is suing Belcher Law Offices, as well as Aleksy Belcher, Matthew J. Belcher and Bryant M. Greening, alleging legal malpractice. -
Bicyclist wins new chance on appeal to sue Chicago Park Dist. for fall on Lakefront Trail
A bicyclist who injured himself in a Lakefront Trail fall will get another day in court in his complaint targeting the Chicago Park District for failing to fix a crack in the pavement he said caused his spill. -
Woman blames lawyer for costing her potential payout in false Medicare claims action vs hospice
A woman who claimed she was the whistleblower who alerted the federal government to health care fraud at a suburban hospice facility, costing Medicare millions of dollars, has brought a malpractice action against the lawyer whose bad advice she blames for costing her the reward she believes she was due under the law for reporting the misdeeds of her former employer.