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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Cook County Circuit Court redesigns website
The Cook County Circuit Court website looks different to users Monday after the launch of a redesigned platform intended to be more user- and mobile-friendly.
By
Grace Barbic
Judge tosses GIPA suit against Advocate
An employee who alleges Advocate Health and Hospitals Corp. required her to answer questions about her family medical history does not have a case under the Illinois Genetic Information Privacy Act, a state court judge ruled.
By
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Sharon Oden Johnson hones persuasive speaking in improv class
Despite her accomplishments within the judiciary, Justice Sharon Oden Johnson said she sometimes struggles with being shy and reserved.
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7th Circuit tosses retaliation suit against South Suburban College
A woman who claims she was fired from her job in retaliation for filing a discrimination complaint cannot sue her former employer.
By
Grace Barbic
State civil rights act can apply retroactively to Title IX suit
VanderCook College of Music must face a claim under the Illinois Civil Rights Remedies Restoration Act (CRRRA) in a lawsuit by a former student who alleged that it violated Title IX.
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Panel won’t revive malpractice suit against attorney
A Decatur law firm does not have to face a lawsuit alleging that one of its partners negligently represented a client in relation to a real estate development, a state appellate panel held.
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Illinois Supreme Court revives truck fines suit against Joliet
A group of commercial truck drivers can continue to pursue a lawsuit against the City of Joliet over its attempt to fine them for violating a city ordinance that enforces weight limits on designated roads, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled.
By
Grace Barbic