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Class Action Lawsuit for Privacy Invasions, Sexual Harassment

NewsBy Jeffrey Kulwin

Female workers file class action lawsuit for invasion of privacy, negligence and sexual harassment after finding hidden camera in Clinic bathroom.

Top 20 Award for 2018: Invasion of Privacy, Negligent Supervision Jury Verdict

NewsBy Jeffrey Kulwin

A Cook County jury’s $10 million-dollar invasion of privacy, negligence award for seven women who worked at a hospital was one of the top 20 verdicts in Illinois in 2018.

Jury Awards $2.5 Million for Fraud, Breach of Contract

NewsBy Jeffrey Kulwin

Jury awards $2.5 million to a computer software engineer who claimed his former business partner defrauded him and stole the business.

Jury Awards $10 Million to Employees for Privacy Invasions, Physical Attack

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Seven hospital employees were awarded over $10 million for invasion of privacy and negligent supervision claims.

Court Vacates Officer’s Termination

NewsBy Jeffrey Kulwin

Police officer’s termination vacated by federal judge.

Court Orders City to Promote Police Officer Denied Jobs Because She is a Woman

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A federal court ordered the Village of Antioch to promote Dawn Geraty to Sergeant five months after she won her sex discrimination lawsuit.

Female Police Officer Wins Sex Discrimination Trial

NewsBy Jeffrey Kulwin

The Village of Antioch twice refused to promote one of its most senior police officers because she was a woman, according to a federal jury.

Gulf War Vet, Detective Sues for Disability Discrimination

NewsBy Jeffrey Kulwin

A detective alleged the Cook County Sheriff’s Office violated disability discrimination laws by refusing to accommodate the health condition he developed during his military service in the Gulf War.

Contractor Faces Trial on Whistleblower’s Fraud Claims

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A whistleblower’s claim that a large Chicago contractor over-billed the government on affordable housing construction projects will be decided by a jury, a federal court ruled.

Construction Manager Wins Defamation, Breach of Employment Contract Trial

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A construction manager who was wrongfully fired and falsely accused of taking bribes was awarded $3.2 million in damages by a jury.

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