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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Chicago daycare must pay rent, fees accrued during pandemic, panel affirms
A trial court correctly ordered a daycare center to pay more than $200,000 to its leasing company after not paying rent during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a state appellate panel ruled.
By
Emma Oxnevad
Illinois ban on housing immigrant detainees in state, local facilities upheld
Illinois lawmakers did not overstep their bounds by enacting a statute prohibiting state agencies and local governments from contracting with federal authorities to house foreign nationals being held for purported civil immigration violations, a federal appeals court held.
By
Patricia Manson
Kim Foxx asks judges to vacate convictions tied to ex-cop
The Cook County state’s attorney’s office on Tuesday asked judges to vacate eight murder convictions connected to a retired Chicago police detective accused of framing others who were sent to prison.
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The Associated Press
Counterclaim fails against former CTA programmer over security glitch
A federal judge tossed a counterclaim by the Chicago Transit Authority against a computer programmer who says he uncovered a security flaw while working for the agency.
By
Grace Barbic
Panel holds Dart not liable for correctional officer’s shootings
The Cook County Sheriff’s Office is not liable for the actions of an off-duty correctional officer who grievously injured her former fiancee and the woman’s father with her service weapon before turning the gun on herself, a federal appeals court held.
By
Patricia Manson
Big news for the Loop: Google to move into Thompson Center
Google is moving into the Thompson Center in downtown Chicago, officials announced Wednesday.
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The Associated Press
Metal worker gets $6.5M settlement after losing lower leg
A former Metals USA machine operator who had part of his leg amputated in a workplace accident received $6.57 million in a settlement.
By
Emma Oxnevad
Using Albert Einstein’s name to describe mousepads is fair use, judge holds
An online vendor did not infringe a trademark on Albert Einstein’s name by using it in an Amazon.com listing to describe a mousepad bearing an image of the scientist, a federal judge held.
By
Patricia Manson