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“I think eventually we’ll get back to numbers that we had before,” Loop Alliance president Michael M. Edwards said of works in the area generally. But other changes are also impacting the legal hubbub in the Loop.

Law and the Loop: Attorneys reckon with past, future of community’s longtime nexus

Injury suit gets new trial over limited cross-examination of witness

Jesse Reyes announces 2nd run for Illinois Supreme Court

Mary M. Rowland

Consumer fraud suit over Vicks melatonin advances

Ruling clears way for Purdue Pharma to settle opioid claims

Candles are lit on a memorial wall during a memorial service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in 2020, to remember the 157 people who died when an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed on March 10, 2019.

Pain, terror can be considered in Boeing Max crash, judge rules

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Posted May 24, 2023 10:18 AM

JAMS added retired Cook County Circuit Court Judge Mark J. Lopez to its family law panel. Lopez has nearly 40 years of legal experience, including more than 22 years in the child protection and domestic relations divisions in Cook County.Lopez will be based in JAMS’s Chicago Resolution Center and serve as an arbitrator, mediator and special master/referee of family law disputes. He will conduct sessions in person and virtually.

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Thompson Coburn LLP added Carlos A. Ortiz as a partner to its employment and immigration practices. He joins from Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP.
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Two Dussias Wittenberg Koenigsberger LLP attorneys have assumed leadership roles with the DuPage Association of Women Lawyers. Partner Megan Gieseler is the group’s president, and associate Natalie Lamphier is second vice president.
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Blank Rome LLP hired Eric S. Tower as a partner in the corporate, mergers and acquisitions, and securities practice group in Chicago. Tower handles transactions for health systems, physicians and value-based care companies. He joins from Thompson Coburn LLP.
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Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP added R. Allan Pixton as a partner. He joins from Kirkland & Ellis, where he was also a partner.
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McCready Law added Gerald Fritz and Kyle Bailey as associates. Both will handle personal injury cases.
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Goldberg Segalla added Cory S. Novak to the firm’s global insurance services and environmental law groups in Chicago.
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Former Winston & Strawn LLP attorney Erin Haldorson Weber has returned to the firm’s Chicago office. She rejoins as a member of the transactions department and the employee benefits and executive compensation practice.
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Quarles & Brady LLP added Sarah Sise as a partner to the firm’s labor, employment and benefits practice group in Chicago. Sise, who will work remotely from St. Louis, advises clients on the highly regulated and evolving employee benefits market.
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“I think eventually we’ll get back to numbers that we had before,” Loop Alliance president Michael M. Edwards said of works in the area generally. But other changes are also impacting the legal hubbub in the Loop.

Law and the Loop: Attorneys reckon with past, future of community’s longtime nexus

Candles are lit on a memorial wall during a memorial service at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in 2020, to remember the 157 people who died when an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed on March 10, 2019.

Pain, terror can be considered in Boeing Max crash, judge rules

Rep. Jehan Gordon-Booth, D-Peoria, presents a budget bill on the House floor early Saturday morning before lawmakers adjourned for the summer around 3 a.m.

Budget vote brings General Assembly’s spring session to a close

Sen. Elgie Sims, D-Chicago and sponsor of the budget, is shown in a Senate committee Thursday.

State budget teed up for early Saturday morning vote

The Supreme Court is seen in April. Justices issued a ruling Thursday in the case of a condo owner whose property was seized.

Supreme Court rules for woman who lost condo to county