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Supreme Court takes case involving disability activist ‘tester’

Michael F. Bonamarte IV

Record $40M awarded for Coles County birth injury

Matthew D. Ports

Tazewell County jury awards $3.6M in woman’s death after hernia injury

State bills cover indoor vaping ban, felons as estate executors

ARDC board advises suspending attorney who made false statements

Brian Cox, who stars as patriarch Logan Roy, opened the London Stock Exchange on Friday to celebrate “Succession” Season 4, which began Sunday. The drama raises legal issues about family businesses, estate planning and mergers and acquisitions.

DePaul Law professors dissect ‘Succession’ with legal scholars

Sharon Johnson Coleman

Band royalties dispute does not belong in federal court, judge holds

House narrowly passes bill allowing all-gender bathrooms

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The 19th Judicial Circuit judges voted to select Ruth H. Lofthouse and James R. M. Newman as associate judges.
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Tabet DiVito & Rothstein promoted Daniel L. Stanner and John M. Fitzgerald to equity partner. The firm also promoted Jacob B. Berger and Kyle A. Cooper to partner.
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Maron Marvel Bradley Anderson & Tardy LLC promoted Chicago-based attorney Kyle R. Clapperto director.
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Banner Witcoff announced the election of firm president Janice V. Mitrius, two new members of its board of directors and nine new shareholders dedicated to protecting the intellectual property of its clients.
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White & Case appointed Matthew R. Devine as the office executive partner of the firm’s Chicago office.
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Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP has added class action attorney Debra Bogo-Ernst to its litigation practice group as a partner and chair of the firm’s nationwide class action litigation practice. She joins from Mayer Brown, where she was the Chicago office’s managing partner.
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Dykema added Kimberly Holmes as senior counsel to the firm’s data privacy and cybersecurity practice group.
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McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff elected four to equity partner and promoted one to income partner.
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Brian Cox, who stars as patriarch Logan Roy, opened the London Stock Exchange on Friday to celebrate “Succession” Season 4, which began Sunday. The drama raises legal issues about family businesses, estate planning and mergers and acquisitions.

DePaul Law professors dissect ‘Succession’ with legal scholars

Rep. Anne Stava-Murray, D-Naperville, speaks on the Illinois House floor Wednesday in Springfield.

Illinois House passes bill prohibiting book bans

A bottle of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey is displayed next to a Bad Spaniels dog toy. The Supreme Court heard a trademark dispute Wednesday between Jack Daniel’s and the manufacturer of the squeaking toy that parodies the liquor bottle.

Supreme Court chews on Jack Daniel’s dog toy dispute

Light illuminates part of the Supreme Court building on Capitol Hill in Washington last fall.

Supreme Court rules for deaf student in education case

Media and police gathered around the New York court Monday ahead of former President Donald J. Trump's possible indictment. With Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg thought to be eyeing charges in the alleged payment of hush money during the 2016 campaign, local law enforcement officials are bracing for the public-safety ramifications of an unprecedented prosecution of a former American president.

In Trump probe, NYC grand jury hearing from final witnesses