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The University of Chicago Charter School (UCCS) system will pay a student and his family $125,000 in a settlement for an incident of verbal abuse that occurred in a special

/PRNewswire/ -- IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS EASTERN DIVISION IN RE THE ALLSTATE CORPORATION SECURITIES LITIGATION...

A suburban Chicago doctor was sentenced to a federal prison term and fined $1 million for submitting fraudulent claims to Medicare.

A Wheaton man recently was sentenced to nearly six years in federal prison on charges related to illegal guns and fentanyl-laced heroin found in a Westchester "stash house," authorities said.

City must produce documents on CPD officers in disputed raids- Emma Oxnevadeoxnevad@lawbulletinmedia.comThe City of Chicago and a group of Chicago Police Department officers will have to produce personal financial details on 10 officers who allegedly pointed guns at minors during a series of searches as well as...

A consent order and judgement was entered Monday in Federal Court so that $13,772 be will be withdrawn from the personal retirement account of former owner of Nissan of St. Charles, Fred Vargason, to make up the money missing from employees’ individual retirement accounts.

The former owner of Nissan of St. Charles, which is no longer in business, has agreed to pay nearly $14,000 in restitution to employees whose individual retirement accounts were improperly shorted salary deferral contributions, according to court records.

Dispute over rare Ferrari survives motion to dismiss- Patricia Mansonpmanson@lawbulletinmedia.comA Texas man received the go-ahead to try to force a Hinsdale classic car dealership to sell him a rare Ferrari that it sold to another buyer two days after purportedly entering a sales agreement with him.In a...

Due process — property interest in employment classification- Where city reclassified certain security officers positions such that they were no longer considered “law enforcement,” officers did not have ability to contest change as their union had already lost an action in front of the state labor board.The 7th...

Hinsdale to pay $800,000 to settle lawsuits over group home- Patricia Mansonpmanson@lawbulletinmedia.comThe village of Hinsdale agreed to pay $800,000 to settle two lawsuits accusing it of violating the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act by trying to block a group home for people...