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

Lindberg, force behind Illinois ethics acts, dead at 86

After serving as a private attorney, Illinois lawmaker, state comptroller and state appellate court justice, George W. Lindberg set his sights on the federal trial bench in Chicago.
By Patricia Manson
Bill to protect students’ rights takes aim at Naperville suicide

After a Naperville student committed suicide after being questioned by school administrators and a resource officer without his parents in the room, a lawmaker has introduced a bill to require a parent or parental designee to be present when a student is being questioned about criminal activity.
By Ashley Mizuo
High court reverses tax revenue suit over sales

SPRINGFIELD — The state’s top court reversed an appellate court’s judgment, dismissing claims in which two Illinois municipalities were alleged to be enriched in a “scheme” to divert tax revenue from out-of-state facilities.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Sports betting proposals ready to make legislative appearance

SPRINGFIELD — Less than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of sports betting, Rep. Michael J. Zalewski filed four different versions of a measure that would legalize and regulate wagering on athletic contests in Illinois.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
1st District: Burden to warn of Rx side effects is doctor’s

A patient who suffered side effects from a prescription drug has no case against the pharmacy chain that dispensed it without offering a verbal warning, a state appeals panel ruled Monday.
By David Thomas
Sponsorship of retail theft diversionary bill bridges aisle

In a rare move by a Republican freshman lawmaker, Sen. Jason Plummer passed a measure to create a retail theft diversionary program with the help of the Democratic Senate president.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Romanucci & Blandin merges with Lake Co. firm

Romanucci & Blandin LLC merged with Baizer Kolar Neiman P.C., a 41-year-old boutique personal-injury firm based in Highland Park. The merger is effective today.
By Sarah Mansur
Attorney who helped arts community dies at 82

Lawyers with Chicago’s arts and entertainment community are mourning the death of a man they say “almost single-handedly” revitalized a legal referral program that’s been used by hundreds of artists and art-related nonprofits.
By David Thomas