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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
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.
By
Patricia Manson
12 judges appointed to Cook County Circuit Court
In another hefty batch of appointments, the Illinois Supreme Court announced 12 judges will join the Cook County Circuit Court ahead of the fall election “out of public necessity.”
By
Grace Barbic
Cook County jury awards $45M in baby powder suit
A Cook County jury awarded $45 million to the family of a woman who died from mesothelioma after years of exposure to asbestos fibers in Johnson & Johnson’s talc-containing baby powder.
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Grace Barbic
Wood leaving 7th Circuit to join American Law Institute
Diane P. Wood, who is retiring from the 7th Circuit bench this month, spoke at a luncheon in her honor Wednesday at the Union League Club.
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Patricia Manson
Carpentry worker settles spinal injury claim for $13M
A Chicago man who required spinal fusion surgery after a 30-foot wall fell on him at a construction site will receive a $13 million settlement.
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Emma Oxnevad
Negligence suit filed by man shot at Wendy’s drive-through tossed
A man who was shot by unknown assailants while waiting in the drive-through lane of a Wendy’s does not have a case for negligence against the fast-food restaurant chain, a federal judge held.
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Patricia Manson
Woman prevails in seeking coverage of switched $140K diamond
A woman who alleged her husband swapped the diamond out of her $140,000 engagement ring is entitled to coverage under the innocent insured doctrine, an appellate panel ruled.
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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