News from September 2024
Plaintiff alleges City Departments violated due process during vehicle impoundment
The Illinois Appellate Court has vacated an administrative law judge's decision regarding Frank Adkin's vehicle impoundment case citing significant due process violations during hearings conducted by City departments. This ruling mandates a new hearing before a different ALJ ensuring fairness and adherence to legal standards.
Firefighter Sues Pension Fund Over Denied Disability Benefits
A firefighter's quest for duty disability benefits has been denied by an appellate court after allegations that injuries sustained during training led to long-term disabilities were found unsubstantiated due to pre-existing conditions.
Commercial Property Owner Loses Appeal Over Alleged Unauthorized Subleases
A recent appellate court decision has reversed an earlier ruling against a commercial tenant accused of unauthorized subleasing without landlord consent. The Illinois Appellate Court found that what were termed as subleases were actually licenses granted for using woodworking equipment on-site.
Sheppard Mullin Continues Healthcare Team Expansion with Partner Adam Marks
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP is pleased to announce that Healthcare partner Adam R. Marks joined the firm in Chicago.
How to Make the Most of Strategic Partnerships on September 5, 2024
Did you know you can win public set-aside work and bring greater visibility to your projects through partnering and bid incentives?