Fifty years after iconic festival, fans flock to site of Woodstock

Panel holds ‘state’ can sue ‘state’ with fraud act

Chicago Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot addresses the audience Thursday after receiving the Woman of Vision Award given by Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP. The event was held at the old Stock Exchange Trading Room at the Art Institute. Lightfoot said women should increasingly take a larger role in leadership positions.

Lightfoot gets award, called visionary

New public school curriculums will require LGBTQ contribution

Illinois Republicans forward-looking during fair speeches

Neville to get Cook Co. Dems’ high court slating

As her term concludes, Brown says she will keep herself busy

Judge OKs civil suit against Rockford police officers

Coalition turns 10

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Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C. Chicago managing partner Patrick A. Salvi II (left) was presented with the American Association for Justice’s 2019 Wiedemann & Wysocki Award July 28 at the association’s PAC M-Club Luncheon. Salvi is pictured with his wife Julianna, son Patrick Salvi III, mother Lindy …
Rice honored at Pride event

Cook County Circuit Judge Judith C. Rice was honored June 24 at the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office 10th Annual Pride Recognition & Awards Ceremony at the Center on Halsted. Pictured are (left to right) Cook County Assistant State’s Attorney Martha-Victoria Jimenez, sole practitioner Curtis Bennett …
IJF Rooftop fundraiser

The Illinois Judges Foundation held a fundraiser on a Wrigley Field rooftop on June 16 to support local school programs. Photo provided by the Office of the Chief Judge of the Cook County Circuit Court
CBA Symphony’s ‘Ode to Joy’

Musicians from The Chicago Bar Association’s Symphony Orchestra and Chorus performed on June 22 at Symphony Hall. The concert, “Ode to Joy,” was the final performance of the orchestra’s season and included pieces by Schumann, Mozart and Saint-Saens and Beethoven. Players from the DePaul Community Chorus …
CBA Alliance for Women luncheon

The Chicago Bar Association’s Alliance for Women honored Linda F. Friedman (second from right) and Kathryn C. Liss (second from left) at its annual luncheon May 30 at the Standard Club. Friedman is managing partner of Stowell & Friedman Ltd. and Liss is director of DePaul University’s Family Law Center …
DePaul Law commencement

DePaul University College of Law student Jacob Gordon receives his doctoral hood from his grandfather, 1st District Appellate Justice Robert E. Gordon, at DePaul Law’s commencement ceremony on Saturday at The Chicago Theatre. The elder Gordon is a 1962 graduate of the law school. Photo provided by …
CBA Barristers Big Band Benefit Ball

Musical attorneys showed off their jazz chops at The Chicago Bar Association’s Barristers Big Band Benefit Ball on April 26 at the Standard Club. In the foreground are David M. Lulkin singing, Joanne W. Burne on flute and John S. Vishneski III on clarinet. Mark W. Conrad can be seen behind them on …
Irish American Hall of Fame

Fiona McEntee of immigration law firm McEntee Law Group was inducted into the Irish American Hall of Fame 2019 class in the category of Hometown Hero on April 27 at the Irish American Heritage Center. She is shown here with Sen. Billy Lawless, a Chicago-based restaurateur appointed to the Irish parliament …

Fifty years after iconic festival, fans flock to site of Woodstock

Panel holds ‘state’ can sue ‘state’ with fraud act

Lightfoot gets award, called visionary

New public school curriculums will require LGBTQ contribution

Illinois Republicans forward-looking during fair speeches

Neville to get Cook Co. Dems’ high court slating

As her term concludes, Brown says she will keep herself busy

Judge OKs civil suit against Rockford police officers

To Read the Full Story

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Rice honored at Pride event

IJF Rooftop fundraiser

CBA Symphony’s ‘Ode to Joy’

CBA Alliance for Women luncheon

DePaul Law commencement

CBA Barristers Big Band Benefit Ball

Irish American Hall of Fame

Lightfoot gets award, called visionary

Incoming IJC chair Lyle wants to improve youth outreach

Pelosi says state party’s political wins can set national example

Professors cite Revolutionary era texts to clarify gun rights

Mayors petition for vote on gun bill