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Republican representatives are shown at a March news conference in Springfield where they promoted bills aimed at protecting human trafficking victims. Pictured at the podium is Rep. Jeff Keicher, R-Sycamore. Other lawmakers from left are Rep. Brad Stephens, R-Rosemont; Rep. Nicole La Ha, R-Homer Glen and Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro, R-Hanover Park.

Illinois House GOP advances 2 trafficking victim bills

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Redfin to pay $9.25M to settle real estate broker commission suits

Republican Scott Fitzpatrick speaks to reporters after being sworn in as Missouri’s new state auditor on Jan. 9, 2023. Fitzpatrick said on Monday that an audit of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s office is delayed because officials in his office can’t locate former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.

Auditors can’t locate former St. Louis circuit attorney for state audit

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Levin & Perconti promoted Cari F. Silverman and Jaime Koziol Delaney to partnership.Both handle personal-injury, nursing home and medical-malpractice cases.• Johnson & Bell Ltd. added Daniel R. Ahasay as an associate to its commercial transactions practice.He focuses his practice on business litigation, commercial transactions and real estate. • Jorge V. Cazares joined Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP as a partner in the government and administrative affairs practice.Cazares provides advice and counsel …

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Republican representatives are shown at a March news conference in Springfield where they promoted bills aimed at protecting human trafficking victims. Pictured at the podium is Rep. Jeff Keicher, R-Sycamore. Other lawmakers from left are Rep. Brad Stephens, R-Rosemont; Rep. Nicole La Ha, R-Homer Glen and Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro, R-Hanover Park.

Illinois House GOP advances 2 trafficking victim bills

Republican Scott Fitzpatrick speaks to reporters after being sworn in as Missouri’s new state auditor on Jan. 9, 2023. Fitzpatrick said on Monday that an audit of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s office is delayed because officials in his office can’t locate former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner.

Auditors can’t locate former St. Louis circuit attorney for state audit

People arrive at the recently opened Google building in New York on Feb. 26. The DOJ and Google made their closing arguments Friday in a high-stakes antitrust trial to a federal judge in Washington who must now decide whether the tech giant’s search engine constitutes an illegal monopoly.

High-stakes antitrust case against Google wraps up

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