Seventh Circuit Revives Civil Rights Case Against Indiana Officers Who Targeted an Illinois Cop’s Family
The Seventh Circuit revived a civil rights case against Indiana police officers accused of targeting an Illinois officer and her son.
CFA Society Chicago Sued for Firing Women Who Blew the Whistle on CEO’s Racist and Sexist Conduct
CFA Society Chicago, the oldest financial analysts’ society in the world, promotes “the highest standards of ethics.” According to a lawsuit filed this week in federal court, its CEO subjected female staff to racist and sexist abuse and fired two women who reported him.
If You Reported Corporate Fraud and Got Fired, Your Severance Offer Is Probably Too Low
You reported the fraud. You did the right thing. Then you got fired, and someone handed you a separation agreement with a deadline. That offer was calculated without your whistleblower claim in mind. The company is hoping you sign before you find out what it’s worth. This post explains the law, the leverage, and what to do before the clock runs out.
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.
Just Got Fired? Here’s Exactly What to Do And When to Call an Employment Lawyer
Losing your job is one of the most disorienting things that can happen in your professional life. But the days immediately after a termination are critical, and what you do (or don’t do) can make or break any legal rights you have against your former employer.
This guide walks you through the ten steps to take immediately, how to tell whether your firing was actually illegal, and exactly when to pick up the phone and call an employment lawyer.
2026 Super Lawyers List
Jeff was once again named to the prestigious Super Lawyers list for 2026, an honor he has earned multiple times.
Lessons From My Law School Rock Band
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.
$4 Million Judgment Sends Strong Message in Hidden Camera Privacy Invasion Case
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.
Court Ruling: Ending Forced Arbitration Act Prevents Arbitration of Whistleblower’s Claim of Retaliation for Reporting Sexual Harassment
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.
Taser Abuse Case Settled in Union County
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.