News from 2024
Man sues Chase Real Estate and others for alleged illegal real estate activities
A man named Ger-Lih Lin has filed a lawsuit against several defendants including Chase Real Estate, alleging illegal activities related to real estate transactions. The case is currently in the United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois.
Woman accuses Simple Laboratories, LLC of Racial Discrimination and Retaliation
In a recent lawsuit, a woman alleges racial discrimination and retaliation by her former employer, Simple Laboratories. The plaintiff claims she was subjected to constant derogatory comments and was ignored when she sought redress from the company's HR department.
Commercial Truck Driver Sues Village of Posen for Alleged Illegal Ticketing Scheme
In a class-action lawsuit, a commercial truck driver accuses the Village of Posen of running an illegal ticketing scheme. The suit alleges that Posen is denying truckers their legal rights and exploiting the system for revenue.
Woman sues Select Rehabilitation LLC alleging retaliation after exposing fraudulent practices
A woman has filed a lawsuit against Select Rehabilitation LLC accusing them of retaliatory actions after she exposed fraudulent billing practices within the company. The case seeks recovery for damages and civil penalties under the Federal False Claims Act and the Illinois Whistleblower Act.
Dolton cop says Henyard, police commanders violated law by promoting unqualified officers to sergeant
A Dolton Police officer has filed suit against the village and controversy-plagued Mayor Tiffany Henyard, accusing the village of illegally passing him over for promotion to sergeant and then illegally suspending him without pay for filing a report with a state police oversight board to report a fellow officer who was writing bogus parking tickets
Woman sues Roundy's Illinois LLC for injuries of a permanent and lasting nature
In a lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Gina Niemi-Yagoub alleges that she sustained permanent injuries due to Roundy's Illinois LLC. The case, which was initially filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County, has been moved to federal court due to the high amount in controversy.
Man accuses Costco Wholesale Corporation of racial discrimination and retaliation
A man named Darras Miller has filed a lawsuit against Costco alleging racial discrimination and retaliation. The case unfolds in Illinois with serious allegations towards supervisors at Costco.
Man accuses Target Corporation of violations of the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act and retaliatory discharge
He alleges that during his employment, Target discriminated against him due to his exercise of rights under the IWCA. He is seeking no less than $50,000 in damages.
Man accuses City of Chicago Police Officers of civil rights violations after point a gun at him
A man named Lajon Nelson has filed a lawsuit against the City of Chicago Police Officers for violation of his civil rights. The case revolves around an incident where Nelson was allegedly unlawfully detained and searched by the officers.
Woman accuses Park View Rehab Center, LLC of pregnancy discrimination and harassment
A woman alleges that her employer, Park View Rehab Center, failed to accommodate her pregnancy and retaliated against her. She claims the company's actions endangered both her life and that of her unborn child.
Big asbestos law firm accused of cheating its way to billions
CHICAGO (Legal Newsline) - Fraud drove asbestos lawsuits at the prominent plaintiffs firm Simmons Hanly Conroy, J-M Manufacturing Company is alleging in a new racketeering lawsuit.
Chicago jury orders downstate hospital system, dialysis clinic to pay $41M to lawyer who suffered stroke, paralysis
The verdict vs OSF Healthcare and Fresenius Medical Care, among other downstate medical providers, was the largest ever awarded in Illinois for medical malpractice for a victim over the age of 70. Judges refused to send the case to central Illinois, where the injuries occurred and the stroke victim lived and received medical care.
Antonio McKinley Accuses City of Chicago and Police Officers of Constitutional Violations
In a case that highlights the contentious issue of police conduct, Antonio McKinley has filed a lawsuit against the City of Chicago and two police officers for alleged constitutional violations. The case delves into the details of an arrest and subsequent detention, raising questions about law enforcement practices in the city.
IL Dems unconstitutionally changed election rules to block Republican candidates from fall ballot, lawsuit says
The lawsuit, filed by four prospective Republican state House and Senate candidates, say Illinois Democrats violated the right to vote by rushing through a new state elections law that rewrites the candidate selection process in the middle of the 2024 election cycle to protect their incumbents from possible challengers
Jessica Phillips accuses West Chicago Elementary School District 33 of Discrimination and Retaliation
In a recent lawsuit, Jessica Phillips has accused the West Chicago Elementary School District 33 of discrimination based on sexual orientation and retaliation. The case, which was filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division, seeks to address alleged unjust treatment and seeks redress for Phillips.
Alberto Gonzalez accuses Illinois Central Railroad Company of Negligence
In a recent lawsuit, Alberto Gonzalez alleges that his employer, the Illinois Central Railroad Company (ICRR), failed to provide a safe work environment and equipment. This negligence, he claims, led to him breaking his leg while operating a piece of machinery without proper training or instructions.
Bodies Outside of Unjust Laws Coalition and Others Sue City of Chicago Over Denied Parade Permits
In a lawsuit filed against the City of Chicago and other officials, Bodies Outside of Unjust Laws: Coalition for Reproductive Justice & LGBTQ+ Liberation along with three individuals allege they were unjustly denied parade permits during the Democratic National Convention. The plaintiffs are seeking legal relief to challenge both their permit application denial and Chicago's ordinances governing parade permits.
May Raun blames Norfolk Southern Railway Company and Union Pacific Railroad Company for Negligence
In a tragic turn of events, May Raun, as the special administrator of the estate of Cimei Liao, has filed a lawsuit against Norfolk Southern Railway Company and Union Pacific Railroad Company. The lawsuit alleges negligence on part of the railway companies leading to the death of Cimei Liao.
John McMullen accuses SG360 of Age and Disability Discrimination
In a recent lawsuit, John McMullen alleges that his former employer, SG360, discriminated against him based on his age and disability. He claims the company violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act by subjecting him to a hostile work environment and different employment conditions than those not within his protected classes.
Robert Dean accuses Interstate Battery of So. Chgo., Inc. of Race-Based Discrimination
In a lawsuit filed in the United States District Court, Robert Dean alleges that Interstate Battery of So. Chgo., Inc. violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Title VII by engaging in race-based discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. Dean seeks redress for these alleged violations.