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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Chapter 13 trustees not entitled to fee if repayment plan rejected
Debtors who make payments to the bankruptcy trustee under their proposed Chapter 13 repayment plans are entitled to the return of the entire amount of money if the plan is not confirmed, a federal appeals court ruled.
By
Patricia Manson
Medical experts cut from suit against Home Depot
A woman who sued Home Depot after being hit with drywall studs in a Chicago store cannot use the testimony of three medical professionals who lacked knowledge of her history of chronic pain.
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Emma Oxnevad
Panel won’t revive consumer fraud suit against ComEd
ComEd and its parent company do not have to face a lawsuit alleging that its bribery of associates of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan caused its customers to pay higher fees.
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Emma Oxnevad
Class OK’d in suit alleging religious exercise in schools
A federal judge certified a class of former Chicago Public School students to jointly pursue their claim that the City of Chicago Board of Education’s Quiet Time program was a forced religious exercise.
By
Grace Barbic
New trial denied in sex-assault claims against professor
A judgment will stand against a pair of former students who were found to have wrongly accused their University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign professor of sexual assault, a federal appeals court held.
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Initial suits over weed killer paraquat dismissed
A federal judge threw out four lawsuits that allege exposure to the weed killer paraquat can cause Parkinson’s disease, holding her rejection of the expert opinion offered by the plaintiffs doomed their cases.
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Patricia Manson
Alleged victims of data breach can pursue negligence suit
Two women who maintain their sensitive personal information was exposed to third parties in a data breach have stated a claim for negligence against the company storing the information, a federal judge held.
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Pritzker Law launches LGBTQI+ rights clinic
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law has launched an LGBTQI+ Rights Clinic to advance litigation and advocacy in support of LGBTQI+ rights, the university announced.
By
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