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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Panel won’t revive malpractice suit against attorney
A Decatur law firm does not have to face a lawsuit alleging that one of its partners negligently represented a client in relation to a real estate development, a state appellate panel held.
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Emma Oxnevad
Suit over rodent attacks on Honda vehicles tossed
A federal judge threw out a lawsuit accusing Honda of violating consumer fraud law for failing to tell customers that their vehicles’ wiring purportedly makes an especially tasty treat for rats.
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Patricia Manson
Outcome Health founders lose bid to toss fraud convictions
A federal judge declined to overturn convictions or grant new trials for three former leaders of Chicago-based Outcome Health who were convicted in a $1 billion corporate fraud case.
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Emma Oxnevad
Split court lets Indiana ban gender care for minors — for now
A divided federal appeals court stood by its decision to let the state of Indiana ban gender-affirming care for minors while it fights a preliminary injunction prohibiting it from banning such care for minors.
By
Patricia Manson
3 new Cook County associate judges named
Cook County Circuit Court judges voted for three new associate judges from a list of six finalists.
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Grace Barbic
Due process suits over murder convictions can continue
Two women who allege a pair of former City of Chicago detectives fabricated evidence that resulted in their wrongful murder convictions in a 1992 double homicide can pursue claims of due process right violations.
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Grace Barbic
Economic loss claims against Abbott over baby formula tossed
A group of plaintiffs, who claim they would not have paid for baby formula if they knew it was at risk of contamination prior to a recall, cannot pursue an economic loss suit against Abbott Laboratories, a federal appeals court ruled.
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Grace Barbic
Union Pacific must face suit by driver who hit train
Union Pacific Railroad Co. will have to face a lawsuit alleging that its employee’s negligence caused a driver to crash into a train.
By
Emma Oxnevad