The Illinois Supreme Court disbarred three attorneys and suspended 10, including a former U.S. Attorney, in its latest lawyer disciplinary orders.

The Illinois House passed 41 bills to the Senate Tuesday ahead of a scheduled Friday deadline.

The former president of a local cooperative housing association will not be evicted for allegedly violating its housing agreement, a state appellate panel ruled.

A former village trustee who maintains he was harassed for accusing officials in Lakewood of creating a toxic work environment does not have a case for violation of his First Amendment rights, a federal judge held.

A woman who maintains the label on bags of Brach’s Milk Maid caramels causes buyers to falsely believe the candy is made with fats from milk does not have a case for consumer fraud, a federal judge held.

The Illinois Supreme Court agreed to hear 12 cases in its latest Petition for Leave to Appeal dispositions, including four civil cases.

A former accountant for a retail leasing company did not have the authority to file a qui tam action against it on behalf of the city for allegedly owing more than $16 million in unpaid lease taxes, an appeals court panel ruled.

A Cook County jury awarded $3.8 million to a man who alleged he sustained injuries from deliberate hypotension, a technique that lowers a person’s blood pressure, while he was under anesthesia for more than 13 hours during lumbar surgery.