SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. men’s national team asked a federal appeals court to reinstate wage claims against the U.S. Soccer Federation filed by women’s national team players.

A Chicago police officer who shot and killed a driver must face a lawsuit accusing him of violating the man’s Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable seizures, a federal judge held.

A man labeled Chicago’s “most corrupt cop” for leading a drug-trafficking ring while serving on the police force is not entitled to be released from prison after serving 22 years of a life sentence, a federal judge held Wednesday.

SEATTLE — Three schoolteachers in Washington state who sued chemical company Monsanto over exposure to materials in fluorescent lights have been awarded $185 million.

The Chicago Bar Association is ready to embark on another great year to “celebrate, care and challenge” our members with programs, special initiatives and community outreach.

Former Cook County Assistant State’s Attorney Eric H. Sussman must give a deposition in lawsuits filed by two men convicted of a double murder they maintain they did not commit, a federal judge held.

The First Amendment shields religious organizations from all claims brought by ministerial employees who allege they were subjected to a hostile workplace, a divided federal appeals court ruled.

E. Lynn Grayson, the newly installed president of The Chicago Bar Association, says that civility is “part of [her] DNA.”