Ginger Lamb

Ginger joined the company in 2016. She is Vice President and Publisher of the Chicago Lawyer and Chicago Daily Law Bulletin. With more than 23 years of experience in B2B news media, Ginger has led niche media organizations for lawyers, lobbyists and public affairs professionals, in Rochester, N.Y., Kansas City, Mo. and Phoenix, Ariz.

Recent Articles by CDLB staff

Senate lawmakers to weigh legislative response to Janus

Senate lawmakers this week are schedule to debate and potentially approve House amendments to a bill meant to serve as a “statutory backstop” to prevent future litigants from seeking reimbursement for now-unconstitutional compulsory union dues.
By Sarah Mansur
Trump administration’s ‘public charge’ rule blocked in Illinois

The Trump administration sustained another setback in its bid to make it harder for foreign nationals to enter the United States or to become permanent residents once they are here.
By Patricia Manson
7th Circuit: No evidence discipline based on employee’s age

A former material handler who claimed he was fired for complaining about age discrimination does not have a case against his former employer, a federal appeals court held.
By Jordyn Reiland
$1.8M for cyclist hit by ComEd van

A Will County cyclist who sustained a brain injury when a power-utility van hit him has settled his lawsuit for $1.8 million.
By Jordyn Reiland
Woman hurt in car crash to get $1M

A 75-year-old woman, who sustained heel, wrist and femur injuries when a driver traveling in the opposite direction after skidding on icy pavement hit her car, settled her lawsuit for $1 million.
By Jordyn Reiland
Park district not at fault for 'freak' cardiac incident

A Cook County jury rendered a defense verdict in favor of the Des Plaines Park District after a 28-year-old woman died from a cardiac event while working out at its facility.
By Jordyn Reiland
ARDC board: Attorney’s sexist comments merit his suspension

A Will County attorney who called two female opposing counsel vulgar and demeaning slurs should be suspended for three months, an Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission Hearing Board panel found.
By Sarah Mansur
1st District says class action against CTA lacked evidence

The dismissal of class-action lawsuit seeking reduced-fare Ventra cards for home-schooled children was upheld by an appeals court.
By Andrew Maloney