A bipartisan coalition of 50 attorneys general is sending warning letters to 37 telecom companies and demanding "immediate action" to prevent robocalls from being routed through their networks.

A decades-old Illinois Supreme Court decision bars Cook County prosecutors from unionizing, an administrative law judge for the state’s labor board found Wednesday.

HUD will stop monitoring a civil rights agreement over the General Iron matter and dropped a case alleging City Council members blocked affordable housing using “aldermanic prerogative” veto power.

AI is transforming how legal professionals perform research and draft documents. But effective adoption depends on precision and human oversight. Law firms can significantly benefit from AI-powered tools, provided they are used intentionally. 

A new law in Illinois will make it easier for people with disabilities to obtain license plates and parking placards by cutting “red tape” out of the process.

An appeals court has rejected a man’s request for an innocence certification after he was convicted three times in the killing of a Burrito Express restaurant owner in McHenry in 2001 and then released from prison after his conviction was overturned.

Governor JB Pritzker signed more than 100 bills into law last week, with a handful centered on mandating specific health insurance policies, along with enhancing patient safety and disease prevention.

A new organization hopes to improve the justice system experience for victims of crime in McLean County.