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Recent Articles by CDLB staff
Alleged victims of data breach can pursue negligence suit
Two women who maintain their sensitive personal information was exposed to third parties in a data breach have stated a claim for negligence against the company storing the information, a federal judge held.
By
Patricia Manson
Bid to bar Chicago nonprofit from suing abortion funds nixed
A federal judge tossed out a lawsuit that sought to prohibit the Chicago-based Thomas More Society from bringing any civil actions under a Texas law that restricts abortion against two organizations that help cover the costs of the procedure.
By
Patricia Manson
7th Circuit remands pretrial detainees’ dental care suit
A group of pretrial detainees who claim Cook County Jail violated their rights by providing inadequate dental care have another chance at getting class action certification.
By
Grace Barbic
Cook County Circuit Court redesigns website
The Cook County Circuit Court website looks different to users Monday after the launch of a redesigned platform intended to be more user- and mobile-friendly.
By
Grace Barbic
Class OK’d in suit alleging religious exercise in schools
A federal judge certified a class of former Chicago Public School students to jointly pursue their claim that the City of Chicago Board of Education’s Quiet Time program was a forced religious exercise.
By
Grace Barbic
Pritzker Law launches LGBTQI+ rights clinic
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law has launched an LGBTQI+ Rights Clinic to advance litigation and advocacy in support of LGBTQI+ rights, the university announced.
By
Emma Oxnevad
Panel won’t revive consumer fraud suit against ComEd
ComEd and its parent company do not have to face a lawsuit alleging that its bribery of associates of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan caused its customers to pay higher fees.
By
Emma Oxnevad
Americans worry about health of democracy, ABA survey finds
The results of a survey on civics conducted for the American Bar Association in advance of Law Day are “profoundly concerning,” according to retired Judge J. Michael Luttig of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
By
Patricia Manson