Adam Pantone

Adam Pantone is the Classified Advertising Representative for the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin and Chicago Lawyer.

Adam grew up in Arlington Heights and graduated from the Roosevelt University in 2016, majoring in Integrated Marketing Communications. While at Roosevelt, Adam worked as a professional fundraiser representative.

Prior to joining Law Bulletin Media in August 2018, he worked at Coyote Logistics in Chicago as an account manager.

Recent Articles by CDLB staff

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.
By Emma Oxnevad
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
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
3 new Cook County associate judges named

Cook County Circuit Court judges voted for three new associate judges from a list of six finalists.
By Grace Barbic
Outcome Health founders lose bid to toss fraud convictions

A federal judge declined to overturn convictions or grant new trials for three former leaders of Chicago-based Outcome Health who were convicted in a $1 billion corporate fraud case.
By Emma Oxnevad
Richard Phelan recalled as tenacious lawyer, mentor

Richard J. Phelan, who died last week at 86, left a mark on both the local legal community and the national political stage during a career as a litigator, elected official and bar leader.
By Emma Oxnevad
Split court lets Indiana ban gender care for minors — for now

A divided federal appeals court stood by its decision to let the state of Indiana ban gender-affirming care for minors while it fights a preliminary injunction prohibiting it from banning such care for minors.
By Patricia Manson
Slip and fall suit against Costco dismissed

A woman cannot sue Costco Wholesale Corp. over injuries she sustained when she slipped and fell in the food court at one of the retail company’s Melrose Park locations.
By Grace Barbic