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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Due process suits over murder convictions can continue
Two women who allege a pair of former City of Chicago detectives fabricated evidence that resulted in their wrongful murder convictions in a 1992 double homicide can pursue claims of due process right violations.
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Grace Barbic
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
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
$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
Wood leaving 7th Circuit to join American Law Institute
Diane P. Wood, who is retiring from the 7th Circuit bench this month, spoke at a luncheon in her honor Wednesday at the Union League Club.
By
Patricia Manson
Sharon Oden Johnson hones persuasive speaking in improv class
Despite her accomplishments within the judiciary, Justice Sharon Oden Johnson said she sometimes struggles with being shy and reserved.
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Emma Oxnevad
Pritzker Law launches LGBTQI+ rights clinic
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law has launched an LGBTQI+ Rights Clinic to advance litigation and advocacy in support of LGBTQI+ rights, the university announced.
By
Emma Oxnevad
July 4 parade gun suits belong in state court, panel holds
A federal appeals court rejected a bid by Smith & Wesson to remove from state to federal court a dozen lawsuits accusing the gun manufacturer of liability in a mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park.
By
Patricia Manson