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Appeals panel parks class action claiming State Farm misled claimants about umbrella policies
Judges said a woman can't claim State Farm deceived claimants, because the insurer revealed the existence of umbrella policies with higher payout limits when requested to do so by her lawyer. -
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Appeals court: No new trial for man who sued Hyatt, others, over trip-and-fall at trade show
A state appeals panel says a man won't get a new trial in his lawsuit against the Hyatt Regency hotel in Chicago, saying a Cook County jury was not wrong in finding him 100 percent responsible for the injuries he says he suffered when he tripped and fell over a missing floor tile covered by carpet. -
St. Alexius, medical pros accused of not doing enough to stop attempted suicidal leap from parking garage
A woman is suing Amita Health St. Alexius Medical Center, Midwest Emergency Associates LLC, Team Health LLC, Bryan M. Bluhm, M.D., and a nurse, alleging they did not do enough to stop her from jumping from a parking garage deck when she came to an emergency room seeking help for alcoholism and suicidal thoughts. -
Family blames Chicago health provider for sister's death
CHICAGO — A relative is suing a Chicago-based health service provider, alleging negligence caused her sister's death. -
Daughter sues Chicago motorist, alleging negligence in father’s fatal car crash
A Cook County woman is suing the driver of a car that she alleges struck and killed her father. -
Driver hit with complaint over pedestrian death
A driver is being sued by a the daughter of a woman who died after getting hit by a car while crossing the street. -
Appeals panel vacates $1.05M award to assistant principal over retaliatory firing; remands for new trial on damages under Whistleblower Act
Overturning a $1.05 million jury award to the former assistant principal of a South Side Chicago school who claimed he was fired in retaliation for reporting a teacher’s alleged abuse of a student, an Illinois appeals panel on Tuesday ordered a new trial on damages under the state’s Whistleblower Act.In its 24-page opinion, the First District Appellate Court held that a new trial on the sole issue -
Airline passenger sues after bag falls on head
An woman is suing an airline and an unidentified passenger after a bag fell on her head during boarding.
