X
Menu
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • email us
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • Lawyerport
search
  • News
  • Courts & Cases
  • Contributors
  • Public Notices
  • Law Day
  • CDLB Events
  • Legal Career Center & Legal Marketplace
  • Subscribe
  • E-Edition w/ Court Calls
  • News
  • Courts & Cases
  • Contributors
  • Public Notices
  • Places to Be
  • CDLB Events
  • 40 Under Forty
  • Legal Career Center &
    Legal Marketplace
  • Lawyerport
  • About
  • Advertise
  • Subscribe
  • Awards
  • History
  • Contact
  • Public Notices
  • Public Notice Network
  • Law Bulletin Media
  • Connect
  • Submissions
  • Newsletters
  • Order Reprints
  • 40 Under 40 Nomination
  • Women in Law Nomination
  • Search
  • Resources
  • Chicago Lawyer
  • Law Day
  • Forty Under 40
  • ADR Guide
  • Women in Law
  • Lawyerport
  • X
    		•
  • Not a subscriber? Click here
Shelley M. Bethune

New Illinois Courts Commission leader sets out to build office, website to boost transparency

Injured transplant surgeon should get full disability benefits, court rules
U.S. Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley was handed a bombshell of an assignment earlier this month: overseeing the investigation into the leak of a draft opinion in the case that could overturn Roe v. Wade. People who know Curley described the former Army colonel, a military lawyer by training, as the right kind of person to be tasked with investigating a highly charged leak: smart and unlikely to be intimidated but also apolitical and private.

Former Army colonel to tackle search for Supreme Court leaker
Joseph A. Power Jr.

Family of tow truck driver killed on I-80 gets $25M settlement

Illinois Supreme Court disbars 2, suspends 7 in May term

Opponents of federal vaccine mandate seek rehearing
Rep. Marie Newman, D-Ill., speaks with supporters at a campaign fundraiser May 9 in Chicago. The first-term Democrat is among the women members of the U.S. House of Representatives whose reelection bid grew more difficult due to the drawing of new congressional boundaries.

New maps create challenge for women seeking reelection

LA Fitness must face claims for not using AED on patron, high court rules

Hebeisen speaks on post-pandemic med-mal

Posted December 13, 2021 2:19 PM

To Read the Full Story

Subscribe
Sign In

Your source for legal news and information

Print & Digital Access

Stay in the know all year long with these benefits:

  • Delivery to your office in downtown Chicago or mailed outside our hand-delivery zone.
  • Unlimited access to chicagolawbulletin.com.
  • Access to our e-edition and mobile site.
  • Breaking news alerts, Morning Lineup and Afternoon Headlines.
  • Exclusive access to events, discounts and more.

Order now, or call 312-644-2394 or email Subscription@LawBulletinMedia.com for details.

  • 1 Year - $325
  • 2 Years - $525
  • 3 Years - $699

Lawyer-To-Lawyer Referral

Latest Edition

Chicago Daily Law Bulletin e-edition
A digital version of the printed newspaper that's available exclusively to subscribers.

Chicago Lawyer Latest Edition

Chicago Lawyer e-edition
A digital version of our monthly magazine that examines the issues, trends, and people driving the profession.
Be in the know. These must-read insider briefings will keep you
email envelope icon
informed of the latest legal developments in Chicago. Sign up today!

  • Pro-choice and anti-abortion activists rally outside Supreme Court

    Pro-choice and anti-abortion activists rally outside the Supreme Court on Monday. A majority of justices signaled Monday they would allow abortion providers to pursue a court challenge to the controversial Texas law that has virtually ended abortion in the state after six weeks of pregnancy. It was …
    PC1 11-2-21,ph01

  • Panel discusses how to run for ISBA offices

    The Illinois State Bar Association hosted a panel Oct. 20 on how to run for leadership positions in its organization. ISBA President Anna P. Krolikowska moderated, with panelists including past presidents Paula H. Holderman and Vincent F. Cornelius. Current ISBA Board Member Tamika Walker also was a …
    social-10-25-21,ph01

  • Judge awarded for service

    Cook County Circuit Judge Mark J. Lopez (center), the Distinguished Judicial Service awardee, joined HLAI board members (left to right) Dora Cornelio, Andrea Belard, Jennifer Crespo, Janneth Lanini, and Jocely Pacheco at the Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois annual Judicial Reception. Photos courtesy HLAI
    SOCIAL-5-9-22,ph01

  • PILI starts 45th anniversary celebrations

    Public Interest Law Initiative board members and supporters kick off the group’s 45th anniversary celebrations with a reception March 3 at Baker McKenzie. They included Patricia McCarthy (LexisNexis), from left, Kyle Petersen (Seyfarth Shaw), Fred Stein (retired), Max Stein (Boodell & Domanskis), Mike …
    social-3-9-22,ph01

  • Circuit Court of Cook County celebrates National Adoption Day

    The Circuit Court of Cook County celebrated National Adoption Day at the Richard J. Daley Center on Friday. “It’s the end of uncertainty for these families and it is the beginning of a bond, a seal, that is forever, that is going to put these parents and these children together and enlarge all of their …
    PC1 11-23-21,ph01

  • Smokeball celebrates 4th Season of Giving

    Alison Lupel, center, director of client quality assurance at Smokeball, presents a check for $22,500 to Richard Klos, institutional giving manager, and other members of the Howard Brown Health team. Every year, Smokeball legal practice management software donates to charity as part of its Season of …
    PC1 12-23-21,ph01

  • Salvi receives ITLA lifetime achievement award

    Patrick A. Salvi received the Leonard Ring Lifetime Achievement Award at the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association midyear recognition dinner Thursday at the JW Marriott Chicago. Salvi’s sons Patrick, left, and Brian presented the award. Salvi is founder and managing equity partner of Salvi, Schostok …
    PC1 12-7-21,ph02

  • Nordic Law Club hosts honors

    The Nordic Law Club held its annual dinner honoring Scandinavian honorary consuls general at the University Club on May 12. From left: Karin Moen Abercrombie (Sweden), NLC Secretary (Hon.) Diane Larsen (ret’d.), NLC President Lynne Ostfeld, Deputy Counsel Rikke Krogh Andresen (Denmark), Einar Steinsson  …
    social-5-17-22,ph01

Photo gallery with Top Stories

U.S. Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley was handed a bombshell of an assignment earlier this month: overseeing the investigation into the leak of a draft opinion in the case that could overturn Roe v. Wade. People who know Curley described the former Army colonel, a military lawyer by training, as the right kind of person to be tasked with investigating a highly charged leak: smart and unlikely to be intimidated but also apolitical and private.
May
24
Tue

Former Army colonel to tackle search for Supreme Court leaker
Rep. Marie Newman, D-Ill., speaks with supporters at a campaign fundraiser May 9 in Chicago. The first-term Democrat is among the women members of the U.S. House of Representatives whose reelection bid grew more difficult due to the drawing of new congressional boundaries.
May
23
Mon

New maps create challenge for women seeking reelection
Betsy Berkhemer-Credaire, CEO of 50/50 Women on Boards, is seen at City Club LA in Los Angeles in 2021. A Los Angeles judge ruled that California's landmark law mandating women be placed on corporate boards is unconstitutional. Berkhemer-Credaire lobbied in support of the law, which was closely watched in Illinois and other states.
May
17
Tue

California law mandating women on boards ruled unconstitutional
State Sen. Suzy Glowiak Hilton speaks at a news conference Friday at Water Tower Place in the Gold Coast neighborhood in Chicago, where Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed into law a bill that defines organized retail crime and creates stiffer penalties for ringleaders.
May
16
Mon

Pritzker signs legislation aimed at curbing organized retail crime
Coming back home to Decatur “really afforded me a lot of opportunities to get experience that might otherwise take longer to get in a bigger city,” Lisa Holder White said.
May
12
Thu

Get to know newly appointed justice Lisa Holder White

  • About Us

  • Advertise
  • Subscribe
  • Awards
  • History
  • Contact
  • Public Notices
  • Public Notice Network
  • Law Bulletin Media

  • Connect with Us

  • Submissions
  • Newsletters
  • Order Reprints
  • 40 Under 40 Nomination
  • Women in Law Nomination

  • Practice Resources

  • Chicago Lawyer
  • Law Day
  • Forty Under 40
  • ADR Guide
  • Women in Law
  • Lawyerport
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • email us
  • Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
  • 415 N. State Street, Chicago, Illinois
    60654-4674
  • 312-644-7800
  • Terms & Conditions — Privacy Policy
  • Copyright © 2022 Law Bulletin Media. All Rights Reserved.
  • corporate logo