Illinois Bar Association to host webcast on local animal ordinances and legal updates
The Illinois Bar Association will present a live webcast reviewing local animal ordinances on May 13. The session will cover recent state law changes affecting pets and offer guidance for legal professionals. Registration is open now.
Former assistant principal accuses Chicago Board of Education of discrimination and retaliation
A former assistant principal has filed a lawsuit against the Board of Education of the City of Chicago, alleging discrimination and retaliation based on her race, religion, and sex.
Legally blind consumers sue BudhaGirl jewelry company for inaccessible website under ADA
Two legally blind individuals have filed a lawsuit against BudhaGirl, LLC, alleging that the company’s website is not accessible to people with visual disabilities.
Attorney General Raoul announces settlement with Norwegian Cruise Line over COVID-19 practices
Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced a multistate settlement with Norwegian Cruise Line following an investigation into its business practices during COVID-19. The agreement includes reimbursements for consumers and new requirements for company conduct during emergencies.
Attorney General Raoul charges former postal worker with theft and forgery in Chicago
A former U.S. Postal Service worker in Chicago faces felony charges after allegedly stealing customer checks while on duty, Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced April 9th. The case highlights ongoing efforts by state authorities and federal partners against crimes affecting…
Chicago man sentenced to nine years for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession
Hugo Pinzon has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison after pleading guilty to drug trafficking charges involving fentanyl and cocaine as well as illegally possessing multiple firearms at his Chicago home. Law enforcement officials emphasize that these crimes…