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Knox County Sheriff David Clague has joined a lawsuit accusing IDHS of not transporting mentally ill inmates from jails to state custody in 20 days

A confession of judgment lets a creditor Take a judgment without notice to the Debtor, who usually first learns of the Lawsuit when the creditor…

Confession of judgment OK’d in settlement- Ordered to pay $13,992 based on a “confession of judgment” provision in a settlement agreement with Sopris Concrete, Krystal Meeks argued that this litigation shortcut was invalid under Sec. 2–1301(c) of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure because...

Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) has spawned a tsunami of class actions against employers who utilize biometric timekeeping or security systems. Now, the Illinois...

Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act has spawned a tsunami of class actions against employers who utilize biometric timekeeping or security systems. Now, the Illinois Supreme Court in McDonald v. Symphony Bronzeville Park, LLC has eliminated defense invoked by employers.

Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act has spawned a tsunami of class actions against employers who utilize biometric timekeeping or security systems. Now, the Illinois Supreme Court in McDonald v. Symphony Bronzeville Park, LLC has eliminated defense invoked by employers.

A Cook County judge accused of making inappropriate comments about an attorney who appeared in his court last week will be reassigned while receiving counseling...

Judge William Raines was caught on video making comments about New York attorney Jennifer Bonjean.

Judge William Raines has been placed on “restricted duties or duties other than judicial duties” and must receive sensitivity training and gender bias counseling, according to an order from Chief Judge Timothy Evans.

Residents of the tiny village of Sorento fear that the Bond County CUSD 2 school board will vote to close their school just a few days before Christmas.