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Illinois À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ provides breaking news and analysis on legal and regulatory issues in Illinois. Coverage includes high-stakes litigation, policy developments, and corporate deals affecting the state.
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August 27, 2025
Howard & Howard Hires Condo Law Pro
Howard & Howard has announced the firm added a real estate transactional and litigation expert, who is joining its Chicago office from a two-partner practice.
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August 27, 2025
BREAKING: Boehringer Wins Another Zantac Cancer Trial In Ill.
An Illinois state court jury sided with Boehringer Ingelheim Wednesday in a man's lawsuit claiming over-the-counter Zantac use contributed to his colorectal cancer development, adding another tally on the German drugmaker's list of victories over similar accusations.
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August 27, 2025
Grubhub Agrees To Pay $7M To End Restaurants' TM Suit
Several restaurants told an Illinois federal judge they have reached an agreement with Grubhub under which the food delivery service will pay $7.1 million to resolve claims it used their trademarks without permission.
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August 27, 2025
7th Circ. Backs Ill. Teacher's Firing Over Facebook Posts
The Seventh Circuit has held that an Illinois public school teacher's First Amendment rights weren't violated when she was terminated for "inflammatory" Facebook posts she made during protests following the police killing of George Floyd, saying the school district's interest in addressing the disruption her posts caused outweighed her free speech interests.
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August 27, 2025
FERC Approves $38M Deal To End Market Manipulation Case
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday approved a settlement in which Vistra Corp. will pay $38 million to end litigation accusing affiliate Dynegy Inc. of manipulating electricity capacity auction rules in 2015, which led to consumers being unjustly overcharged.
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