X

Menu

Lea S. Gutierrez

ARDC report: Women attorneys with less than five years of experience outnumber men

State Rep. Ryan Spain, R-Peoria, speaks at a news conference on a first floor Capitol stairwell to criticize Democrats’ proposed changes to state election laws.

Illinois House Democrats muscle through changes to ballot access

Congress pushed to uphold airline customer refund rule

7th Circuit remands pretrial detainees’ dental care suit

Meta shareholder suit over directors’ obligations dismissed

Mario Treto Jr., secretary of the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, testifies before the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules in April about the final adoption of rules to implement the 2021 Illinois Community Reinvestment Act.

Illinois poised to enforce law to end lending discrimination

Americans worry about health of democracy, ABA survey finds

Plan proposed to settle J&J talc ovarian cancer lawsuits

Tax fraud — restitution

By Amanda Monto amonto@lawbulletinmedia.com

Trial Notebook

By Steven P. Garmisa

Hoey & Farina

Posted April 8, 2024 11:12 AM

Where a named insured is injured in an accident and the driver is a person explicitly excluded from his insurance policy and without insurance, he is not entitled to uninsured motorist benefits.The 1st District Appellate Court affirmed the decision of Cook County Circuit Judge Caroline K. Moreland.Jafar Al-Rifei was injured on June 15, 2019, when a car driven by Jaden Juanya Goldsberry collided with his vehicle. Jafar was the passenger in his car at the time, with his daughter Waed Al-Rifaei driving. Jafar had an …

To Read the Full Story

Your source for legal news and information

Print & Digital Access

Stay in the know all year long with these benefits:

Delivery to your office in downtown Chicago or mailed outside our hand-delivery zone.
Unlimited access to chicagolawbulletin.com.
Access to our e-edition and mobile site.
Breaking news alerts, Morning Lineup and Afternoon Headlines.
Exclusive access to events, discounts and more.

Order now, or call 312-644-2394 or email Subscription@LawBulletinMedia.com for details.

Be in the know. These must-read insider briefings will keep you

informed of the latest legal developments in Chicago. Sign up today!

Photo gallery with Top Stories

State Rep. Ryan Spain, R-Peoria, speaks at a news conference on a first floor Capitol stairwell to criticize Democrats’ proposed changes to state election laws.

Illinois House Democrats muscle through changes to ballot access

Mario Treto Jr., secretary of the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, testifies before the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules in April about the final adoption of rules to implement the 2021 Illinois Community Reinvestment Act.

Illinois poised to enforce law to end lending discrimination

This photo provided by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum shows a document signed by President Lincoln in April 1861 ordering the blockade of southern United States ports after the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter started the Civil War.

Pritzkers donate Lincoln’s Civil War order to Illinois

Medical device maker Philips will pay $1.1 billion to settle personal injury lawsuits in the U.S. over its defective sleep apnea machines. The announcement Monday is another step toward resolving one of the biggest medical device recalls in history, which has dragged on for nearly three years.

Philips will pay $1.1B to resolve US lawsuits over breathing machines

R. Kelly leaves the Daley Center after a hearing in his child support case May 8, 2019. A federal appeals court on Friday upheld the singer’s sex-crime conviction and 20-year sentence in his Chicago case.

7th Circuit rejects R. Kelly’s challenge to 20-year sentence