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Trump Testifies In Dispute Over Condo Sales At Namesake Skyscraper
The real estate magnate — who gained famed for scrutinizing contestants and firing ones he deemed incompetent on his “Apprentice” TV show — was the one on the hot seat as a plaintiff’s attorney grilled him over allegations he had engaged in a bait-and-switch.
Attorney Hopes To Undo Parking Meter Deal
A little-discussed, under-the-radar lawsuit is making its way through the courts and could, if successful, declare the Chicago parking meter deal to be illegal. CBS 2′s Mike Parker reports.
Boogaard Family Sues NHL For Son’s Death
The family of a National Hockey League player who died of an accidental overdose of pain medication and alcohol has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the NHL, blaming it for brain damage he suffered as an enforcer and for his addiction to prescription painkillers.
Women Who Failed 2006 Firefighter Test Get A Second Chance
More than 100 women are getting a second chance at becoming Chicago firefighters, after the city settled a lawsuit with them over the weekend.
Cab Driver Suing Chicago Over Regulations
Melissa Callahan filed a federal class action lawsuit saying the city needs to either treat cab drivers as employees or let them be independent contractors with a chance of making a living.
Cullerton Touts Pension Deal With Unions As House Committee OKs Madigan Plan
Labor leaders threatened a lawsuit Wednesday over House Speaker Michael Madigan’s pension-reform proposal to lower the retirement benefits of public employees in Illinois, but a committee advanced the plan anyway.
NATO Protester Suing City Over Arrest, Claiming Cops Beat Him
A man arrested during last year’s NATO protests is suing the city, claiming Chicago Police beat and dragged him after he was involuntarily pushed into a line of officers.
More Defendants To Be Added To Lawsuit Over NIU Student’s Drinking Death
David Bogenberger, 19, had a blood alcohol level more than four times the legal limit for driving when he died during what authorities said was a hazing ritual at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at NIU in November.
Bartender Accuses Chicago Police Of Intimidation
There’s a new allegation that Chicago police engage in their own “code of silence” to protect each other from charges of wrongdoing.
Stroger Hospital Employee Attacked With Hammer At Work Suing Employer
A Stroger Hospital kitchen worker whose boyfriend beat her with a hammer before committing suicide last April is suing the facility’s food vendor, claiming a supervisor walked in on the attack but did nothing to stop it.
Setback For Woman Fighting $105,000 In Parking Tickets
A woman who’s fighting City Hall over a whopping parking ticket bill, has lost a round in court.
Cook County’s $25 Gun Tax Goes Into Effect
Gun sellers and owners haven’t been able to stop it, so a new $25-per-gun tax in Cook County went into effect on Monday.
Family Of Man Shot And Killed By Chicago Cops Files Lawsuit
The family of a suburban man shot in the back and killed by Chicago Police officers has filed a lawsuit against the police and is looking for answers.
Suit: Workers Sprayed With ‘Bodily Fluid’ During Morgue Cleaning Job
Two men are suing Cook County because bodily fluid was allegedly accidentally dumped on them when they were hired to clean a drainage pit last year at the medical examiner’s facility on the West Side.
Frankfort Doctor Accused Of Fondling Woman Faces Third Lawsuit
A third woman filed a lawsuit this week alleging a Frankfort pediatrician fondled her and asked her inappropriate questions about her sex life during office visits.
Suit: Young Child Found, Ate Used Condom At McDonald’s Play Area
A diner at a Gage Park neighborhood McDonald’s is suing the fast food giant, claiming her young child ate a used condom he found in the restaurant’s play area.
Walmart Sues After Liquor License Denied For River North Store
Walmart is suing the city of Chicago over the denial of a liquor license for it’s Express store on Chicago Avenue in the River North neighborhood.
Former Bear Otis Wilson Sues Moving Company Over Lost Memorabilia
Otis Wilson played eight seasons with the Bears from 1980 to 1988 and was a starting linebacker during the team’s 1985 Super Bowl win.
Mobile Pregnancy Services Provider Sues Elgin Over Shutdown
A mobile ultrasound provider has filed a federal lawsuit against the northwest suburban Elgin over a zoning restriction the plaintiff says prevents many women from obtaining free reproductive health services.
Preschool Teachers Claim Race Harassment In Joliet
Two women have filed a lawsuit accusing several employees at a southwest suburban Joliet preschool of racial discrimination and harassment.



