A federal judge Thursday rejected the Illinois Republican Party’ request to bar Gov. J.B. Pritzker from enforcing limits on crowd size against political parties in the months leading up to the November general election.

The death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police officers has triggered nationwide protests, calls for police reforms and statements of outrage from politicians and public officials.

The dangers posed by the COVID-19 pandemic call for lawyers in a copyright-infringement dispute to conduct a deposition by remote videoconference rather than in an Arkansas conference room, a federal judge in Chicago held Tuesday.

The Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission issued a statement on racism Tuesday, vowing to review its internal practices “that allow bias to permeate our agency.”

Chicago aldermen approved a $200,000 settlement to the family of a man who died after paramedics arrived but did not treat him.

A McHenry County judge improperly ordered the county health department to reveal the names and addresses of COVID-19 patients to law enforcement and nearby municipalities, a state appeals panel found last week.

The owner of a suburban indoor ice rink failed to state an antitrust claim against the organization that governs amateur hockey in Illinois, a federal appeals court held.

The Illinois Attorney General’s office wants the nation’s top court to reinstate regulators’ anti-fraud tools stripped last year by the Chicago based appeals court.