Civil law Archives - Page 3 of 6

February 2, 2015

Illinois to Determine Who Gets Frozen Embryos After Couple Splits

Illinois is currently deciding its most complicated embryo dispute to date: What happens to frozen embryos when an unmarried couple calls it

January 21, 2015

A new state law aimed at eliminating potential bias during criminal lineup proceedings is changing how witnesses identify suspects.Under the old

January 15, 2015

Many people like driving around and looking at Christmas lights during the holiday season, and that popular pastime gave John Pauly an idea. Equipped

November 13, 2014

Americans are endowed with the freedom to bear arms, but a Chicago woman has filed a federal lawsuit after being ticketed for baring her

April 11, 2014

An Illinois eye surgeon is in hot water after allegations surfaced that he had been secretly videotaping female employees in the restroom.Richard

March 21, 2014

A former Will County Board member was recently found guilty of animal neglect after it was uncovered she locked two dogs in her trunk so she could go

February 20, 2014

A civil lawsuit against General Motors claims the car company knew of an ignition switch issue in the Chevy Cobalt back in 2004 but failed to act on

February 14, 2014

Happy Valentine’s Day! We certainly hope that all of our readers are enjoying the holiday, whether you are celebrating with loved ones, ignoring it

February 10, 2014

The families of two Illinois teens who died in a grain bin accident were awarded $8 million each after a jury ruled that the incident could have been