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

Gold Coast dispensary blocked in marathon Zoom session

In a virtual hearing that spilled past midnight last month, the Chicago Zoning Board of Appeals denied a cannabis dispensary permit for the first time since marijuana was legalized by the state in January.
By Marc Karlinsky
Conviction reversed based on outside info

Citing jurors’ claims that they learned about a murder-for-hire plot outside of court, an appeals panel ordered a new trial for a man convicted of a gang-related killing.
By Andrew Maloney
No duty to defend in water pollution case

An appeals panel has found an insurer is not on the hook for an $18 million settlement related to water pollution in the Village of Crestwood.
By Andrew Maloney
A ‘divided’ bench with added safety rules

A return to action by the state’s top court this month will feature face masks, glass dividers and spots on the floor marking six feet of distance.
By Andrew Maloney
Law Division rolls out mandatory pre-trials for delayed cases

All Law Division cases in Cook County that were once set for trial but stalled by the pandemic must now participate in mandatory pre-trial settlement conferences.
By Marc Karlinsky
5th District justices make case for high court

Two southern Illinois appellate justices this week made their case to become the 5th Judicial District’s next Supreme Court justice.
By Andrew Maloney
New IJC head wants to ‘make justice just’

The incoming chair of the Illinois Judicial Council, an association that represents Black judges, says the state of affairs in 2020 amplifies the importance of his organization’s core mission.
By Marc Karlinsky
Judge tosses antitrust suit against board

A nonprofit board that offers a voluntary program recertifying psychiatrists and neurologists in their field of medicine every 10 years is not violating the Sherman Antitrust Act, a federal judge held.
By Patricia Manson