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

State can’t appeal special prosecutor’s appointment

The state cannot appeal a judge’s appointment of a special prosecutor to take over the criminal case against a former LaSalle County state’s attorney who at one point ran his own special police force.
By David Thomas
Grant, Hall, Neal win CBA’s Dickerson Awards

Two lawyers and a Cook County judge were honored by The Chicago Bar Association as this year’s Earl Burrus Dickerson Award recipients.
By Jordyn Reiland
Plaintiff’s lawyer Gifford ‘kept his focus on life’

Antonio M. Romanucci remembers the last words of wisdom he received from Geoffrey L. Gifford, his friend of more than 20 years and a fellow plaintiff’s attorney.
By Andrew Maloney
Firm courts new biometric clients with BIPA practice

Less than a month after the Illinois Supreme Court ruled on what constitutes a violation of a state biometric privacy law, a national defense firm has launched a devoted practice area around the state law.
By Andrew Maloney
State Senate approves $15-per-hour minimum wage

On a party-line vote Thursday, the Senate approved raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2025. If the bill clears the House of Representatives next week, Pritzker could sign it into law before his budget address Feb. 20.

By Adrianna Pitrelli
Raoul presents story of Illinois’ 'black migration' at Capitol event

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul was the keynote speaker at state Treasurer Michael Frerichs’ Black History Month Celebration on Wednesday at the Capitol rotunda.
By Ashley Mizuo
Blue Island settles for $1M over flawed investigation

The city of Blue Island will pay $1 million to a woman alleging two police officers deliberately undermined an investigation into a hit-and-run that killed her 11-year-old son.
By David Thomas
Appeals court splits over cellphone use while driving

A majority of the 5th District Appellate Court has upheld a man’s conviction for allegedly taking photos or video from behind the wheel, ruling the state Vehicle Code prohibits more than just talking on a cellphone while operating a car.
By Andrew Maloney