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    Mitchell B. Goldberg, partner at Lawrence Kamin LLC, leads a blessing over wine during the Decalogue Society of Lawyers’ model Seder on Tuesday afternoon. The Seder is the traditional feast during the Jewish holiday of Passover, which begins this year on March 27. Passover commemorates the deliverance of …
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  • ABA hosts judicial trailblazers

    The American Bar Association held a panel discussion, “Judicial Trailblazers and the Hills They’ve Climbed: A Discussion with Preeminent African-American Judges and Their Challenges and Triumphs,” on Friday, part of a series marking Black History Month. The panelists were former Michigan Supreme Court …
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    From top left: Assistant Appellate Defender Beverly Jones; Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Associate Dean of Inclusion & Engagement Shannon P. Bartlett; Perkins Coie Associate Sopen Shah; Northwestern Clinical Assistant Professor of Law David M. Shapiro; Jones Day Of Counsel and former 7th U.S …
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  • Greek flag raising

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    LAGBAC hosted a panel on Thursday with all four transgender judges in the U.S.: Cook County Circuit Judge Jill Rose Quinn, Alameda County, Calif., judge Victoria Kolakowski; Maricopa County, Ariz., judge Tracy Nadzieja, and Houston, Texas municipal court judge Phyllis Frye. Cook County Assistant State …
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    From top left: Cook County Circuit Court Judge William H. Hooks, Chicago Bar Association President Maryam Ahmad, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge William J. Bauer and 1st District Appellate Court Justice Michael B. Hyman (bottom) discuss the life and judicial career of late U.S. Supreme Court Justice …
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Attorney John W. Chwarzynski Jr., Jamillah Ali, and attorney Mike Joyce stand in front of a Richard Slone painting of Jamillah’s father and Joyce’s father-in-law, boxing legend Muhammed Ali. The painting has been made into a nonfungible token to be auctioned off to the highest bidder via online platform SuperRare. The money from the auction will be split between Joyce’s Celtic Boxing Club, the boxing program Leo High School, and a currently undecided charity supporting Parkinson’s Disease research.
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A May 2020 file photo of a Southwest Airlines airplane. On Wednesday, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived a Fair Labor Standards Act lawsuit of a Southwest ramp supervisor out of Midway International Airport. The court agreed with the plaintiff, Latrice Saxon’s, argument that as a baggage handler she’s considered a transportation worker.
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