Naureen Choudhury

Naureen joined the Law Bulletin in 2018 and is located at the Daley Center in downtown Chicago where she leads our team of public notice representatives. After graduating from Seton Hall University School of Law, she clerked in N.J. Superior Court, then operated her own solo family law litigation firm in Chicago, and most recently, represented victims of domestic violence as a legal aid staff attorney.

Recent Articles by CDLB staff

Cheesecake Factory wins appeal in injury lawsuit

An appeals court has rejected claims from a man who sued The Cheesecake Factory after a chair gave way under him at one of its restaurants in a Skokie shopping center.
By Andrew Maloney
In-chambers dashcam video viewing was proper

An in-chambers review of a police dashcam video did not violate a defendant’s due process rights, a state appeals panel found Tuesday.
By David Thomas
New committee will advise on state’s juvenile courts

A new Supreme Court committee tasked with making recommendations on matters affecting juvenile law and juvenile courts will take over the responsibilities of the Illinois Judicial Conference Committee on Juvenile Justice.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Six Flags biometric arguments at top court hinge on single word

Phillip A. Bock only used half his allotted opening statement time to argue to the Illinois Supreme Court that Six Flag Great America’s collection of guests’ fingerprints violated the state’s biometric data privacy laws.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Cop can pursue false arrest claim against Huntley police

A federal judge declined to throw out a lawsuit filed by a Mount Prospect police officer who was arrested when a confrontation ensued after Huntley police officers entered his home to investigate a reported domestic incident.
By Jordyn Reiland
Ex-police officer takes wrong route for relief

A federal appeals court has rejected a former Lawrenceburg (Ind.) City Council member’s bid to reverse the 2013 decision that cost him his job as a police officer.
By David Thomas
Lawmakers move Court of Claims caps to $2M from $100K

After 47 years with a $100,000 cap on negligence awards from the Illinois Court of Claims, the cap will now be $2 million.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
National day of mourning for Bush affects local federal court operations

The death on Friday of former President George H.W. Bush means Chicago’s federal district court will be closed Wednesday, while the federal appeals court will operate on a skeleton staff for scheduled arguments.
By Marc Karlinsky