Raymond F. Simon, who worked for the city’s law department under Mayor Richard J. Daley and later formed a law practice with Richard M. Daley, died this month at age 90.

A federal judge has approved a $42 million settlement to a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing Chicago-based Grubhub of lying to investors about its performance.

Customers who maintain the labels on some TRESemmé shampoos and conditioners falsely represent the products are safe despite the presence of a formaldehyde-releasing preservative and do not have a case against the manufacturer for consumer fraud, a federal judge held.

Larry R. Rogers Sr. of Power Rogers LLP was a “lawyer’s lawyer,” according to Illinois Supreme Court Justice Joy V. Cunningham.

The Illinois Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether cash bail will be eliminated in the state in March under an order entered Thursday.

The Illinois Supreme Court announced it will finish its last day of January oral arguments remotely Wednesday because of COVID-19 cases among staff.

A state appellate panel reversed a more than $41 million verdict awarded by a Kendall County jury in 2021 to a man who was paralyzed after being forcibly removed by employees of a bar in Plano.

The Illinois Supreme Court disbarred one attorney and suspended 13 in its latest lawyer disciplinary orders, with a former Cook County Circuit judge accused of sexual harassment among them.