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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Salvation Army must face wage suit, judge holds
Three men who took part in residential rehabilitation programs run by The Salvation Army got the go-ahead to pursue accusations that the ministry violated wage laws by paying them only $1 to $21 for each 40-hour week they worked.
By
Patricia Manson
Chicago attorney loses appeal of $700,000 legal malpractice verdict
A Cook County verdict ordering a local attorney to pay a $700,000 judgment against him in a legal malpractice case will remain intact, a state appellate panel ruled.
By
Emma Oxnevad
Employer won’t face claims it caused contractor’s fatal crash
A manufacturing company did not cause an independent contractor to get into a car accident that killed one person and injured several others, a state appellate panel held.
By
Emma Oxnevad
Jury awards $5.3M in woman’s death after bowel surgery
A Cook County jury awarded $5.35 million to the family of a woman with colorectal cancer who died after going nearly two months with an undiagnosed bowel obstruction after surgical removal of a tumor at a Chicago hospital.
By
Grace Barbic
ARDC board advises disbarring attorney who misused $282,000
An attorney who misused more than $282,000 belonging to a disabled person under her care should be disbarred, according to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission hearing board.
By
Emma Oxnevad
$13.5M settlement reached for family of 18-year-old crushed in scrapyard
The family of an 18-year-old man who was crushed to death by a school bus while working at a scrapyard in Chicago Heights accepted a $13.5 million settlement.
By
Grace Barbic
7th Circuit rejects 1st Amendment challenge over digital billboards
A federal appeals court rejected a national outdoor advertising company’s First Amendment challenge to an ordinance prohibiting digital displays for billboards in the City of Madison, Wis., citing a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
By
Grace Barbic
Illinois Supreme Court rules on personal injury case, impoundment fines
The Illinois Supreme Court published seven opinions Friday, including rulings on a personal injury case, Chicago impoundment fees and overpayment of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
By
Grace Barbic