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

Judge: Contractor not protected by Title IX

A psychologist who alleges her contract with DePaul University was yanked because she reported a softball coach’s abusive behavior toward women does not have a case under Title IX, a federal judge held.
By Patricia Manson
Estate can sue nursing home after COVID death

A federal judge cleared the way for the estate of an 81-year-old woman who died after contracting COVID-19 to pursue a survival action against the nursing home where she lived.
By Patricia Manson
Former city lawyer Flessner joins SFBBG

Mark A. Flessner, Chicago’s former corporation counsel, has joined Schoenberg Finkel Beederman Bell & Glazer LLC as a partner.
By Jessie M. Molloy
Court split on Walmart bias suit

Walmart did not violate employment law when it withdrew a job offer after learning the applicant’s religious beliefs prohibited him from working from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, a divided federal appeals court held.
By Patricia Manson
Judge: Consumer fraud suit against Whole Foods didn’t hold water

A federal judge dismissed a consumer fraud suit against Whole Foods on Friday, finding the plaintiffs didn’t show how the grocery chain mislead Illinois consumers on a premium brand of water.
By Jessie M. Molloy
Class status against State Farm denied; judge gives plaintiffs 30 days to amend

A federal judge denied class status in a case alleging State Farm denied policy claims on racially motivated grounds last month.
By Jessie M. Molloy
Man charged with threatening to kill Chicago federal judge

A southern Illinois man is accused of threatening the life of a federal judge in Chicago, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.
By The Associated Press
Union League Club wins dispute over Monet painting

The Union League Club of Chicago never agreed to sell a Claude Monet painting to a fine art company, Cook County Associate Judge Neil H. Cohen held Wednesday.
By Patricia Manson