Court Rules Secret Police Surveillance Violates Privacy Rights
A federal judge ruled that citizens who had their private phone calls secretly recorded by police may hold officers accountable through a class action lawsuit.
A federal judge ruled that citizens who had their private phone calls secretly recorded by police may hold officers accountable through a class action lawsuit.
Jeff was once again named to the prestigious Super Lawyers list for 2026, an honor he has earned multiple times.
In my first year of law school, I rarely had time to pick up the guitar. During my third year, that guitar helped shape my career.
In a win for privacy rights, a Cook County Chancery Division court entered a $4 million judgment against a man who placed hidden cameras in a women’s restroom. Learn the story behind this case and what it means for protecting personal privacy.
A recent court ruling under the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act reinforces protections for employees speaking out against workplace harassment. Learn how this decision impacts employee rights and workplace accountability.
A lawsuit was settled involving allegations that a deputy with the Union County Sheriff’s Office unlawfully used a taser on a homeless individual experiencing a mental health crisis.
Jeff was selected for the 2025 Illinois Super Lawyers list, marking the fifth time he has received this recognition.
A former manager at Rick’s Cabaret, a prominent Chicago strip club, has filed a lawsuit claiming wrongful termination after reporting sexual harassment.
A federal court’s landmark decision applied the Illinois Civil Rights Remedies Restoration Act retroactively to restore remedies in an ongoing Title IX civil rights lawsuit.
American Greetings, a leading manufacturer of greeting cards, will face a jury trial to decide its responsibility for subjecting a female employee to sexual harassment by a Jewel-Osco manager.
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