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

Insurer won’t have to defend gun shop in July 4 parade shooting suits

A gun shop’s insurance policy does not cover the cost of defending itself from a dozen lawsuits brought by survivors and families of victims of the mass shooting at Highland Park’s Fourth of July parade last year, a federal judge held.
By Patricia Manson
Rock Island jury awards record $2.8M in motorcycle accident

A Rock Island County jury awarded a record $2.8 million verdict to a motorcyclist who sustained several fractures when he slid under a pickup truck.
By Grace Barbic

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Firm must face claim it owes $777,000 to of counsel’s estate

A Kane County judge incorrectly excluded relevant evidence and witnesses in tossing a suit alleging a law firm owes $777,000 from a personal injury recovery to the estate of its longtime of counsel, a state appellate panel ruled.
By Emma Oxnevad
Illinois Supreme Court disbars 2, suspends 3, including ex-judge

The Illinois Supreme Court disbarred two attorneys and suspended three, including a retired Cook County judge charged with soliciting prostitution, in its November term.
By Emma Oxnevad
Burke co-defendant can’t put memory expert on the stand

Allowing an expert on memory to take the witness stand in the trial of a man accused of lying to FBI agents could prompt jurors to “leave their common sense and collective wisdom at the door” and instead struggle to apply scientific concepts to everyday matters, a federal judge held Monday.
By Patricia Manson
Panel affirms tossing negligence suit against Amundsen Davis

Amundsen Davis does not have to face claims alleging it negligently represented an electronics corporation in a lawsuit against its insurance broker, a state appellate panel held.
By Emma Oxnevad
Bid fails to revive O’Hare bathroom slip-and-fall suit

The City of Chicago and its airport property manager do not have to face a lawsuit alleging liability for unsafe water accumulation in an O’Hare International Airport bathroom that caused a woman to fall, a state appellate panel ruled.
By Emma Oxnevad
Family of woman who froze in rented home settles for $1M

The family of a woman who froze to death in her Rockford home has settled with the owner-landlords for $1 million.
By Emma Oxnevad