Gene Davis

The city’s mayor has appointed Celia Meza as acting corporation counsel, one day after Mark Flessner was asked to resign.

The Illinois Supreme Court returns for its January 2021 term this week, with two new justices but a now-familiar pandemic.

Two law firms’ fee-sharing agreement over a $9.5 million police misconduct settlement is unenforceable under Illinois Supreme Court rules, a state appeals panel ruled last week.

A man who “clicked through” an arbitration provision in an employment agreement he electronically signed is bound by its terms, a federal judge held.

A judge polling a jury exerted “impermissible pressure” on a member who replied “forced into” when asked if he agreed with the guilty verdict announced by the foreperson, a federal appeals court held.

Law Bulletin Media announced today that it has appointed Peter V. Mierzwa as president.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security doesn’t need to turn over all the documents sought by a litigant alleging the Trump administration is trying to keep a disproportionate number of nonwhite immigrants out of the United States, a federal judge held.

Workers who collect and deliver groceries ordered online by customers must take their wage claims to arbitration, a federal judge held.