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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
$12M for man injured while working on CTA job site
A man who sustained back injuries when he fell from a construction site has settled his lawsuit for $12 million.
By
Jessie M. Molloy
Panel vacates verdict after potential coercion
A judge polling a jury exerted “impermissible pressure” on a member who replied “forced into” when asked if he agreed with the guilty verdict announced by the foreperson, a federal appeals court held.
By
Patricia Manson
VA officer gets new chance to pursue bias case
A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit filed by a police officer who alleges he was the target of discrimination and retaliation at a veteran’s hospital.
By
Patricia Manson
High court swears in 1,590 new attorneys
Congratulating them for “weathering the storm,” Supreme Court Justice Rita B. Garman swore 1,590 new attorneys to the Illinois bar in a virtual ceremony Thursday.
By
Jessie M. Molloy
Search process is open for Cook Co. public defender
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle is accepting nominations for the position of Cook County public defender — though the incumbent is seeking a new term.
By
Marc Karlinsky
7th Circuit: Veteran officer deemed expert on drug jargon
A veteran police officer was qualified to translate the coded text messages a suspect sent around the time of his arrest on drug and firearm charges, a federal appeals court ruled.
By
Patricia Manson
Judge denies man’s motion for pre-trial release again
A man facing federal fraud charges will stay behind bars after he failed to present any new information easing concerns he would be a serious flight risk.
By
Jessie M. Molloy
Attendants’ suit over grounded jets tossed
Flight attendants who maintain they lost income as a result of the grounding of Boeing’s 737 MAX aircraft do not have a case against the plane-manufacturing giant, a federal judge held.
By
Patricia Manson