David Glynn

Dave has been with the Law Bulletin Media team since 1994. He leads the creation and development of technology products that make lawyers more effective in serving their clients. His prior roles at Chicago law firms provided a backdrop and foundation for effective product development and understanding of the business of law. Dave is responsible for leading the development team for the Public Notice Network.

Recent Articles by CDLB staff

Suit revived over car crash into restaurant

A Waukegan restaurant must face a lawsuit alleging that its negligent construction caused a customer multiple leg fractures when a car crashed into its front entrance.
By Emma Oxnevad
T-Mobile cleared to appeal judge’s ruling in suit over merger with Sprint

A federal judge cleared the way for T-Mobile to appeal his ruling that seven customers of competing wireless service providers have standing under antitrust law to challenge the $26 billion merger of T-Mobile and Sprint.
By Patricia Manson
Suit revived against SIU Medicine over post-surgery injury

Southern Illinois University (SIU) Medicine must face a lawsuit alleging one of its surgeons caused pain and permanent injury by leaving impacted gauze in a patient’s nose after surgery, a state appellate panel ruled.
By Emma Oxnevad
Economic loss claims against Abbott over baby formula tossed

A group of plaintiffs, who claim they would not have paid for baby formula if they knew it was at risk of contamination prior to a recall, cannot pursue an economic loss suit against Abbott Laboratories, a federal appeals court ruled.
By Grace Barbic
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
$1M judgment for exploding vape batteries vacated

A vape store does not have to pay $1 million in damages over a man’s burn injuries after a state appellate panel found it was unfairly sanctioned over discovery responses.
By Emma Oxnevad
Cook County jury awards $10M in mesh sling case

A Cook County jury awarded $10.4 million to a woman who alleged she sustained permanent injuries from an improperly placed mesh sling meant to treat urinary incontinence.
By Grace Barbic
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.
By Emma Oxnevad