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Cook jury awards $9.7M to woman hit by city garbage truck
A Cook County jury awarded $9.7 million to a woman who was seriously injured after she was hit by a City of Chicago garbage truck when she was pulled over on the road following a different car accident.
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$19.3M awarded to Illinois woman who alleged sex abuse as inmate
A federal jury in Illinois awarded $19.3 million to a woman who alleged she was regularly sexually assaulted by an employee while she was an inmate at the Logan Correctional Center in Logan County.
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The Illinois Supreme Court has appointed Lea S. Gutierrez as the new administrator of the Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, making her the first person of color to lead the agency.
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ARDC panel advises sanction over settlement demand threat
A lawyer should be suspended for one year for making false statements and threatening a third party in a settlement demand letter, according to an Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission hearing board.
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