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

Pritzker signs young-offender parole bill into law

For the first time since 1978, the state will be permitted to grant discretionary parole to young offenders facing long sentences.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Sports betting proposals ready to make legislative appearance

SPRINGFIELD — Less than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of sports betting, Rep. Michael J. Zalewski filed four different versions of a measure that would legalize and regulate wagering on athletic contests in Illinois.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Reformatted Juvenile Justice Act aims to reduce detention time

A Illinois state Senate bill making its way through the House modifies the Juvenile Court Act in an attempt to quicken the detention hearing process.
By Ashley Mizuo
Suspension urged by ARDC board in client misconduct

A Chicago attorney should be suspended for three years for misusing roughly $1,320 from a client’s settlement funds and making false statements to a client in a real estate matter, an Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission Review Board found.
By Sarah Mansur
Mental health diversion bill reaches Senate floor

People charged with misdemeanors who are deemed unfit to stand trial would be allowed a transfer into special programs under a proposal before the General Assembly.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Attorney who helped arts community dies at 82

Lawyers with Chicago’s arts and entertainment community are mourning the death of a man they say “almost single-handedly” revitalized a legal referral program that’s been used by hundreds of artists and art-related nonprofits.
By David Thomas
Bill to ban right-to-work ordinances sent to governor

Local governments will not be able to restrict collective bargaining for both public and private unions under a bill that is getting sent to the governor’s desk.
By Adrianna Pitrelli
Hearing Board finds ARDC admin didn’t prove insurance fraud case

A disciplinary complaint alleging an attorney acted dishonestly and committed insurance fraud should be dismissed, an Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission Hearing Board found.
By Sarah Mansur