An Illinois government lawyer is out of a job after she allegedly called an Instagram user a “Zionist pig” and wrote that “Hitler should have eradicated all of you.”

A man accused of pepper spraying pro-Palestinian protesters who gathered near an Israel solidarity rally over the weekend has been charged with hate crimes and aggravated battery, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Some cases are haunted, plagued from the get-go by Murphy’s law — whatever can go wrong will go wrong.

A federal judge has called part of a class action 'nonsensical' and rejected all other claims against DayQuil-maker Proctor & Gamble, which was sued for packaging the medicine with a vitamin C supplement.

Private lawyers who thought they could make millions of dollars by representing municipalities seeking to impose new fees on streaming video services lost again as the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a proposed class action by East St. Louis, Ill.

At the beginning of this year, we posited that the 2022 settlement by Sterigenics in the amount of $408 million to resolve 870 cases arising from the company’s Willowbrook (Illinois) facility would not be the last settlement by the company, but only the first.  Though we lacked a crystal ball, recent events have borne out our prediction.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced that his office has filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms Inc. (Meta) for its harmful business practices that target children and teens. Meta Platforms, Inc. owns and operates Facebook and Instagram.