A federal judge cleared the way for the LGBTQ+ rights group Aurora Pride to seek a permit to host its annual Pride Parade on June 11.

A woman who sued her former husband for emotional distress after she learned he had hired private investigators to follow her for years does not have standing for the suit, a state appellate panel ruled.

First District Appellate Court Justice Jesse G. Reyes announced Wednesday his candidacy for the Illinois Supreme Court next year.

A Kankakee hospital will have to face a negligence lawsuit filed by an employee who allegedly suffered injuries after slipping and falling on campus.

A state appellate panel affirmed the dismissal of all claims by a woman suing on behalf of Chicago taxpayers over a deal to administer city employees’ health insurance that she alleged was void.

As Chicago wrestles with the changing nature of the Loop, lawyers who enjoyed a centerpoint of activity around the Daley Center say its heyday as a legal hub isn’t likely to return.

The families of two people killed in a 2018 plane crash off the coast of Indonesia are not entitled to a jury trial on their wrongful death claims against the aircraft’s manufacturer and other defendants, a federal judge ruled Thursday.

A federal judge threw out a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing a company that sells image-recognition technology of violating the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act.