By: Scott Holland

A federal appeals panel has upheld a $5.2 million fine federal regulators levied against a firm accused of operating a credit monitoring scam.

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By: Jonathan Bilyk

A pro-life Catholic former CTA worker fired for refusing to take a Covid vaccine will be allowed to continue suing the transit agency for violating his religious freedom rights under federal law, because the CTA rejected his request for a religious exemption to the CTA’s vaccine mandate.

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By: David Beasley

A class action lawsuit accuses suburban Chicago health and hospital company Edward-Elmhurst Health of violating patients' privacy rights by allegedly allowing patient healthcare information to be traced and shared by Facebook's Tracking Pixel software.

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By: Lauren Gardner

Drugmakers and trade associations have filed eight lawsuits challenging the Inflation Reduction Act’s Medicare drug price negotiation program.

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By: Michael Tarm

A judge on Monday refused to dismiss the case against a father who helped his son obtain a gun license three years before authorities say the younger man fatally shot seven people at a 2022 Fourth of July parade in suburban Chicago.

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By: Chadds Ford

Abuse Guardians, a national alliance of lawyers who only represent survivors of sexual abuse, is proud to announce they have appointed sexual abuse lawyer Ervin Nevitt, as their attorney for Illinois.

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By: Chip Mitchell

In light of video footage that shows a suburban Chicago police officer steering a 15-year-old to confess to a shooting he did not commit, some Illinois lawmakers are pledging to back planned legislation requiring a lawyer for any child being interrogated by police.

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As we gain more experience and move along in our careers, there are going to be times when we all have needs that we want to ask from our firms. What are the important things we should consider before heading into any conversations about our futures? Nathan Ciulla gives some thoughts, but of course, it's all about you and your firm.

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By: Hannah Meisel - Capitol News Illinois

A new law allowing Illinoisans to sue so-called crisis pregnancy centers under the state’s Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act is on hold after a federal judge late Thursday granted a preliminary injunction against it.

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By: Brad Palmer

The suit alleges Williamson Energy has violated permit limits dozens of times, failed to report bypasses, caused numerous violations of water quality standards, and failed to comply with good mining practices at the Pond Creek Mine near Johnston City.

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