Adam Hrejsa

Adam joined Law Bulletin Media 18½ years ago. He was recently named sales team leader for the advertising department, overseeing all aspects of the sales process — advertising, classifieds, sponsorship and events and team members.

Recent Articles by CDLB staff

Bicyclist hit by car settles suit for $3.8M in Lake County

A Deerfield cyclist who had a fractured hip and concussion after being hit by a car received a $3.8 million settlement.
By Emma Oxnevad
Union insulator injured on job site gets $2.7M

A union insulator who injured his shoulder and leg when he tripped and fell while working at a construction site in Chicago accepted a $2.7 million settlement in his case in the Circuit Court of Cook County.
By Grace Barbic
Ex-firefighter with cancer should get health benefits, panel rules

A former suburban firefighter who allegedly developed cancer from his duties is entitled to health insurance premium benefits from his employer, a state appellate panel held.
By Emma Oxnevad
Jesse Reyes announces 2nd run for Illinois Supreme Court

First District Appellate Court Justice Jesse G. Reyes announced Wednesday his candidacy for the Illinois Supreme Court next year.
By Grace Barbic
Look out, Loop: Wacker Drive falcons dive-bomb attorney

A pair of peregrine falcon parents are raising three chicks along Chicago’s busy Wacker Drive, and beware to any pedestrian who ventures too closely to their nest.
By The Associated Press
Clifford, Webb spar over crash evidence in Boeing litigation

It took between 23 and 24 seconds for Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 to plunge from the sky into the ground in a 2019 crash that killed all 157 people on board.
By Patricia Manson
Judge nixes jury trial in Lion Air crash, allows immediate appeal

The families of two people killed in a 2018 plane crash off the coast of Indonesia are not entitled to a jury trial on their wrongful death claims against the aircraft’s manufacturer and other defendants, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
By Patricia Manson
Ruling puts Aurora Pride Parade back on track

A federal judge cleared the way for the LGBTQ+ rights group Aurora Pride to seek a permit to host its annual Pride Parade on June 11.
By Patricia Manson