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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Ruling puts Aurora Pride Parade back on track
A federal judge cleared the way for the LGBTQ+ rights group Aurora Pride to seek a permit to host its annual Pride Parade on June 11.
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Patricia Manson
Family awarded $4M in Winnebago wrongful death suit
The family of a woman who died from a stroke resulting from an untreated dural tear was awarded $4 million by a Winnebago County Circuit Court jury.
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Emma Oxnevad
Parents’ suit over effects of son’s murder conviction tossed
A couple who maintain their son was denied a fair trial when he was found guilty of murdering his wife and children do not have a case for violation of their own constitutional rights, a federal judge held.
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Patricia Manson
Florida McDonald’s found liable for McNugget that burned girl
McDonald’s and a franchise holder are at fault after a hot Chicken McNugget from a Happy Meal fell on a little girl’s leg and caused second-degree burns, a jury in South Florida found in a case reminiscent of the famous hot coffee lawsuit of the 1990s.
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ARDC review board affirms advice to disbar attorney
An attorney accused of converting $25,000 of a third party’s money without permission should be disbarred, according to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission review board.
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Teacher can’t revive race bias suit against Lurie Children’s Hospital
A Black teacher who alleges she was harassed while helping patients at Lurie Children’s Hospital keep up with their studies does not have a case against the hospital for race discrimination, a federal appeals court held.
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Patricia Manson
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A personal injury case will be retried after a state appellate panel found the trial court wrongly barred impeachment evidence and testimony about a key medical expert.
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