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Gov. Pritzker Announces Fourteen Appointments to Boards and Commissions, Public Administrators and Public Guardians
Gov. Pritzker Announces Fourteen Appointments to Boards and Commissions, Public Administrators and Public Guardians. -
McCloskeys have long record of suits against family, neighbors, employers – and cops; Once worked at Lakin Law
ST. LOUIS – Lawyers Mark and Patricia McCloskey, whose display of firearms at their Central West End mansion frightened protesters, fortunately don’t shoot as readily as they sue. -
Special prosecutors have been picked to lead Duebbert investigation
Prosecutors from outside the Metro East have been picked to lead an investigation of St. Clair County Circuit Judge Ronald Duebbert to decide whether he should be charged with obstruction of justice related to a first degree murder case. -
Spotlight on Simmons in NY corruption trial and in Hale v. State Farm; Sheldon Silver seeks Simmons' documents from referring physician
NEW YORK CITY and EAST ST. LOUIS – Actions that Alton asbestos lawyer John Simmons took six and 12 years ago have stuck him in the spotlight of a criminal corruption trial in New York and an $8 billion corruption claim in Illinois. In New York, former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has served a subpoena for documents about Simmons in preparation for his trial, set to start on Nov. 2. Physician Robert Taub, who received the subpoena, told the court that Silver could get the documents from fede -
ARDC Hearing Board wraps up hearings in Weiss case; could take months to issue recommendation
The four-year-old disciplinary case against a Chicago area lawyer accused of sexual harassment appears to be nearing an end. -
Hearing Board asked to disbar Weiss; His attorney says accusers wanted money, had 'axe to grind'
CHICAGO – One of the attorneys representing a Chicagoland lawyer named in a four-year-old Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission (ARDC) complaint said April 29 that his client “might be a jerk … but he’s not a criminal.” -
Hearings set to begin Monday in four-year old ARDC complaint against Chicago lawyer
The Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission (ARDC) will hear arguments next week in the case against a Chicagoland lawyer accused of sexual harassment more than four years ago.