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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Panel won’t revive malpractice suit against attorney
A Decatur law firm does not have to face a lawsuit alleging that one of its partners negligently represented a client in relation to a real estate development, a state appellate panel held.
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Emma Oxnevad
3 new Cook County associate judges named
Cook County Circuit Court judges voted for three new associate judges from a list of six finalists.
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Grace Barbic
DeKalb County courthouse will partially close Thursday
Due to funeral services for a DeKalb County sheriff’s deputy, the DeKalb County courthouse will be closed until 3 p.m. Thursday.
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Initial suits over weed killer paraquat dismissed
A federal judge threw out four lawsuits that allege exposure to the weed killer paraquat can cause Parkinson’s disease, holding her rejection of the expert opinion offered by the plaintiffs doomed their cases.
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Patricia Manson
Judge rejects ‘snap removal’ request to move insurance dispute to federal court
A policyholder sued in Cook County Circuit Court by its insurer improperly manipulated removal requirements to move the case into federal court, a judge held.
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Panel won’t revive consumer fraud suit against ComEd
ComEd and its parent company do not have to face a lawsuit alleging that its bribery of associates of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan caused its customers to pay higher fees.
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Alleged victims of data breach can pursue negligence suit
Two women who maintain their sensitive personal information was exposed to third parties in a data breach have stated a claim for negligence against the company storing the information, a federal judge held.
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State civil rights act can apply retroactively to Title IX suit
VanderCook College of Music must face a claim under the Illinois Civil Rights Remedies Restoration Act (CRRRA) in a lawsuit by a former student who alleged that it violated Title IX.
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Emma Oxnevad