The Illinois Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in actor Jussie Smollett’s appeal to overturn his conviction on disorderly ...

The city of Chicago will pay $11.6 million to an exonerated man who spent 20 years in prison for a wrongful conviction in a 1991 murder resulting from a botched armed robbery.

A firearms expert testified Wednesday that the weapons restricted under Illinois’ assault weapons ban include many of the most common firearms that American consumers use for self-defense.

On Valentine’s Day in 2017, then-AT&T Illinois President Paul La Schiazza got some good news: After years of trying to push for legislation in Springfield that would save the company hundreds of ...

Where evidence establishes a dangerously defective condition in a sidewalk extant for years, it is a triable question of fact whether the municipality had constructive notice of the condition.

A federal judge declined to enjoin an administrative hearing set for Sept. 25 concerning accusations from the National Labor Relations Board that a medical center engaged in unfair labor practices.

After years of pushing in Springfield, AT&T Illinois’ executive team was thrilled when the Illinois General Assembly in 2017 passed legislation that would get the company out from under expensive ...

An attorney who misused client funds in dozens of matters and failed to respond to inquiries about his conduct from a disciplinary authority should be disbarred, according to the Illinois Attorney ...

From humble beginnings as a youth growing up in Detroit to becoming one of the top leaders in the Chicago legal community, Tyrone C. Fahner had a storied career.

Where company failed to disclose family dispute that eventually led to litigation, district court did not err in granting rescission to insurance company as plaintiff’s misrepresentation was material.

Where local ordinances permit the towing of parked vehicles based on expired registration and the municipality presents evidence of the expired registration, that sufficiently supports the tow.

The 1st District Appellate Court recently held that a tenant was a partial co-insured on her landlord’s fire insurance policy, despite her alleged negligence causing damage to both her own apartment ...