August Illinois Bar Journal
Commemorating Illinois’ bicentennial, Google Street View evidence, learning from online competitors, and
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Gov. Bruce Rauner on Monday vetoed legislation that would have applied many workplace anti-discrimination requirements to businesses with a single employee or more.
A man was taken into custody Monday night after a standoff in north suburban Winnetka. He allegedly shot and killed a lawyer in the victim's home in nearby Northfield.
Trump International Hotel and Tower has run afoul of federal environmental laws, potentially harming fish and other aquatic life in the Chicago River, according to a lawsuit filed by the state’s highest-ranking attorney.
Abraham Lincoln Courthouse Portrait Project
All the Queen’s Horses – The $53 Million Question: Who’s Responsible for Finding Fraud
Join us in Chicago on September 18 for a special screening of the award-winning film that explores the largest municipal fraud in U.S. history!
