News from January 2018
Architect accuses Hackl, president of Loebl Scholssman firm, of defamation, demands $2M
A man is suing Donald J. Hackl, demanding the president of Chicago architectural firm Loebl Schlossman & Hackl pay at least $2 million for allegedly defaming him and refusing to pay him his earnings.
Dar Pro Solutions allegedly failed to properly perform grease trap services
A man is suing Dar Pro Solutions for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries.
Flat Top Grill, others allegedly failed to prevent patio umbrella from striking woman
A woman is suing Flat Top Grill, Mongolian Operating Company LLC and Evanston Realty Associates LLC after she was allegedly struck by an umbrella.
Walgreens, others allegedly gave woman wrong medication
A woman is suing Walgreens, Bond Drug Company of Illinois LLC, Astellas US Technologies Inc. and Astellas Pharma US Inc. for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries.
Turtle's sued by man claiming other drunk patrons attacked him at the establishment
A man is suing Turtle's Bar & Grill for alleged liability, negligence and unlawful sale of liquor to intoxicated persons.
MPR Property Management Inc. allegedly failed to provide tenants copies of rights summary under Chicago ordinance
A woman has filed a class action lawsuit against MPR Property Management Inc. and Keybell Pacini LLC for allegedly failing to provide her and others with a copy of the Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance (RLTO) summary, as required by the city of Chicago.
Chalet Living & Rehab, others accused in connection with patient's injuries, death
A woman is suing Chalet Living & Rehab, Legacy Healthcare, Legacy Consulting LLC, and two nurses for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent a man's injuries and wrongful death.
Palos RC Flying Club, others allegedly failed to provide adequate security
A man is suing Robert West, Palos RC Flying Club and Academy of Model Aeronautics Inc. for alleged assault, battery and for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries.
Lemelle's Cocktail Lounge Inc. accused of liability after patron's pants caught on fire
A man is suing Lemelle's Cocktail Lounge Inc. for alleged liability and negligence.
Loyola University Medical Center sued over woman's death, accused of failing to order ultrasound
A woman is suing Loyola University Medical Center for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent her relative's injuries and wrongful death.
Pro-life lawmakers, groups appeal Springfield judge's refusal to block IL abortion funding law
A group of pro-life Illinois state legislators, anti-abortion organizations and the Springfield Roman Catholic diocese have indicated they will continue their legal fight to stop the state of Illinois from using taxpayer money to fund abortions, filing notices to appeal a Springfield judge’s decision to deny them the injunction they sought to block the state law authorizing public funding for what they estimate could be “tens of thousands” of abortions each year.
Illinois appeals court upholds Palos Park's annexation of Gleneagles, Cog Hill country clubs
The city of Palos Park has won another round in its court fight with neighboring Lemont over the annexation of more than 1,400 acres of unincorporated golf courses, including the Gleneagles Country Club and Cog Hill Golf & Country Club.
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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.