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The lawsuit challenges Illinois’ counting of mail-in-ballots after election day, and has potential impact in this presidential election year.

The Financial Times is reporting that China is poised to make next-generation smartphone processors and may do so as early as this year. Host Marco Werman speaks about the implications of this on the US strategy to contain China's chip ambitions with John Z. Lee, a researcher at the Leiden Asia Centre in The Netherlands, and a visiting fellow at the Institute for Southeast

A former Gurnee man who spent nearly 30 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of his former wifes 1993 murder is now suing the people he says conspired to put him behind bars.

Moody Bible Institute is waging a legal battle to protect its male-only clergy policy and to prevent "government intrusion in religious affairs."

Because ambiguities are construed in favor of insured, Court held the BIPA claims at least potentially fall within coverage, thus triggering the duty to defend.

An ambiguous coverage exclusion prevents a liability insurer from dodging the cost of defending a data broker that was sued after selling the Chicago

Judges determined that James Snyders Fourth and Sixth Amendment rights were not violated during the course of the investigation into his conduct, despite arguments made by his attorneys.

An ambiguous coverage exclusion prevents a liability insurer from dodging the cost of defending a data broker that was sued after selling the Chicago

An ambiguous coverage exclusion prevents a liability insurer from dodging the cost of defending a data broker that was sued after selling the Chicago

An attorney for former Portage Mayor James Snyder argued Wednesday that his convictions on federal bribery and tax charges should be vacated and he should be granted a third trial due to evidentiary issues and mischarging him under the federal bribery statute before a three-judge panel at the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago.