A former Chicago Aviation Police officer is suing United Airlines and the city of Chicago's Department of Aviation for alleged defamation and wrongful termination.

A salon owner is suing the city of Chicago for alleged breach of duty.

A woman is suing Jewel-Osco, New Albertson's Inc. and Oakwood Contractors Inc. for alleged negligence.

A woman is suing Alden-Wentworth Rehabilitation and Health Care Center Inc. for wrongful death and alleged negligence.

Former College of DuPage President Robert L. Breuder can proceed with his wrongful termination and defamation complaint, after a federal appeals court said potentially questionable language within his contract – including a provision requiring a supermajority among the college’s trustees to fire him - did not mean the college’s board was justified in firing him without giving him a hearing to dispute accusations of mismanagement leveled against him.

Your job, your pension, or your home. This is the choice left to several families in Harvey, Illinois. They can’t have all three and some don’t even have the choice of one.

Parents of students at Chicago’s Whitney Young High School are claiming to have “schooled” Chicago Public Schools officials, after the high school postponed a sex education program the parents described as “deeply troubling” and which the parents alleged in a court filing was “illegal, contrary to Chicago Public School policy, and otherwise reflecting poor judgment against the best interests of Whitney Young students.”

A woman is suing Providence Marionjoy Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center for alleged breach of duty and medical negligence.

A woman is suing Ambassador Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for alleged negligence.

A woman is suing a health care provider for allegedly failing to provide her with a safe treadmill.

A worker is suing two companies, citing alleged negligence.

A patient is suing several doctors and medical facilities, citing alleged breach of duty.

Businesses who take advantage of government financial incentives to expand or build new facilities could face new tax liability under important IRS document issued 10 years ago, but just now coming into its own. However, that should not have much of an impact on the push by Chicago and other U.S. cities and states to land Amazon's HQ2, according to a leading tax expert, attorney and former director of South Carolina's Revenue Department.

Facebook has asked a Chicago federal judge to place on hold a lawsuit brought by Cook County and its trial lawyers, who stand to claim 20 percent of whatever the county may receive from the legal action over accusations the social media company improperly allowed data firm Cambridge Analytica to harvest information on about 50 million Facebook users to aid the 2016 election campaign of President Donald Trump.

Brothers who are former partners and trial lawyers in a plaintiffs' law firm now also are opponents in court amid a dispute over more than $1.92 million in legal fees and unpaid expenses.

A federal judge has ruled against a couple who filed a lawsuit against healthcare professionals and state officials who attempted to take their surviving children from them following the death of their daughter.

Two siblings are suing their sister, Beatrice Johns, and Levin & Perconti LLC for alleged breach of duty.

A woman is suing several health care providers, citing alleged breach of duty and medical negligence.

A woman is suing bike club organizers and trainers, citing alleged breach of duty and negligence.

A man is suing the Chicago Transit Authority for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries.