A transgender Palatine High School student cannot pursue a preliminary injunction ordering the school to give her unfettered access to the girls’ locker room because she graduated in May, a state appeals panel ruled Friday.

Carolyn Taft Grosboll has fond memories of being in the Supreme Court Clerk’s Office as a little girl with her late father, former clerk Justin Taft.

Illinois’ top court will do something it rarely does during its upcoming term in Springfield: Broadcast arguments as they happen.

When Taylor C. Weaver isn’t taking part in billion-dollar transactions at Winston & Strawn LLP, he’s leading a group that could be considered the attorney version of Captain Planet and the Planeteers.

The 3rd District Appellate Court this week ruled that a man convicted of burglary more than 20 years ago had his gun privileges restored under state law when he completed a probation sentence.

The family of a Northern Illinois University student who died after a binge drinking incident during a fraternity pledge event has settled its lawsuit for $14 million.

The Illinois Supreme Court disbarred three attorneys, suspended nine and censured two in its latest disciplinary orders issued last week.

A plaintiff’s use of the phrase “et al.” in the case caption of the summons she sent to defendants did not doom her lawsuit, a state appeals panel ruled last week.