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Ex-Manager Files Lawsuit Against Chicago Strip Club for Retaliation After Reporting Sexual Harassment

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A former manager at Rick’s Cabaret, a prominent Chicago strip club, has filed a lawsuit claiming wrongful termination after reporting sexual harassment.

Whistleblower Lawsuit Alleges Unlawful Termination After Reporting LEADS and FMLA Violations

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Whistleblower lawsuit alleges the Village of Lynwood fired an employee for reporting suspected legal violations by top village officials to the government.

Nursing Home Sued for Retaliation, Wrongful Termination

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A Chicago nursing home fired a nurse supervisor for whistleblowing about COVID-19 safety issues, according to a lawsuit filed today.

Illinois State Police, Tollway Sued for Retaliation

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Four state employees filed a civil rights lawsuit alleging that Command staff officers for the Illinois State Police and Illinois Tollway retaliated against veteran employees for speaking out about corruption.

Know Your Rights: Whistleblowers

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What is a whistleblower? Generally, a whistleblower is someone who discloses information the person believes shows illegal, unethical or harmful conduct.

Gulf War Vet, Detective Sues for Disability Discrimination

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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.

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