Teacher can’t revive race bias suit against Lurie Children’s Hospital

Union loses court battle in cement truck drivers’ strike

High court spikes 7th Circuit decision on SuperValu drug charges

“I think eventually we’ll get back to numbers that we had before,” Loop Alliance president Michael M. Edwards said of works in the area generally. But other changes are also impacting the legal hubbub in the Loop.

Law and the Loop: Attorneys reckon with past, future of community’s longtime nexus

PILI starts 45th anniversary celebrations

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A diverse crowd

The Bankruptcy Court Liaison Committee of the Northern District of Illinois hosted a “Diversity in the Courtroom” CLE event last week at Robbins DiMonte, LTD. Attendees included Pamela Sakowicz Menaker, communications partner at Clifford Law Offices, front row from left; Justice Jesse Reyes of the …
CBA hosts its Vanguard Awards

The Chicago Bar Association hosted its Vanguard Awards Luncheon Tuesday at the Union League Club. Awardees included Rachel Huan Kao, back row from left; Teresa Fiedotjew-Blyth, sister of Alexander Z. Fiedotjew (posthumously); Hon. Nichole C. Patton; and Hon. Jasmine V. Hernandez. Other winners present …
Bohemian Lawyers swears in president

Retired judge Arthur L. Janura, left, swears in Mayer Brown LLP Partner Joseph Seliga as president of the Bohemian Lawyers’ Association of Chicago at its 112th Installation of Officers this month. Photo courtesy of Mayer Brown
Romanucci & Blandin marks 25 years

Stephan Blandin, left, and Antonio M. Romanucci hosted a 25th anniversary celebration for Romanucci & Blandin LLC Thursday at Porter Kitchen & Deck, including remarks by Mayor Brandon Johnson. The firm founded at the lunch counter at the Palace Grill now employs 50 people and has handled cases in all 50 …
Honoring the past

Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard attorneys Tara R. Devine, from left, Jaclyn J. Kurth, John A. Mennie, Patrick A. Salvi II, Heidi L. Wickstrom, Patrick A. Salvi Sr. and Jennifer Ashley recently attended a reception hosted by Past Presidents of the LCBA honoring Illinois Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth Rochford …
Advocates’ Society joins parade

Members of the Advocates Society of Polish Lawyers gathered to participate in the Polish Constitution Day Parade in Chicago last week, riding on a float that included Advocate President Ann Melichar and Immediate Past President Hon. Jonathan Green of the Circuit Court of Cook County. Chief Judge Timothy …
Women of Influence honored

Levin & Perconti managing partner Margaret P. Battersby Black was awarded the Illinois State Bar Association’s Carole K. Bellows Women of Influence award in May. Lisa Bradley of JPMorgan Chase was this year’s other awardee. Judge Carole K. Bellows was the first woman in the country elected to serve as …
Associates named ‘Lawyers on Rise’

Ropes & Gray associates Kacie Brinkman, left, and Ashanti Golliday were named 2023 Lawyers on the Rise at the Black Women Lawyers Association of Greater Chicago’s National Summit, titled “Together We Soar.” The award honors Black women who inspire and distinguish themselves as leaders in their legal …

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Teacher can’t revive race bias suit against Lurie Children’s Hospital

Union loses court battle in cement truck drivers’ strike

High court spikes 7th Circuit decision on SuperValu drug charges

Law and the Loop: Attorneys reckon with past, future of community’s longtime nexus

PILI starts 45th anniversary celebrations

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Your source for legal news and information

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A diverse crowd

CBA hosts its Vanguard Awards

Bohemian Lawyers swears in president

Romanucci & Blandin marks 25 years

Honoring the past

Advocates’ Society joins parade

Women of Influence honored

Associates named ‘Lawyers on Rise’

Photo gallery with Top Stories

Law and the Loop: Attorneys reckon with past, future of community’s longtime nexus

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