CHICAGO — A pharmacist who was fired by Cook County after the county forced her to choose between keeping her job or violating her stated religious beliefs that she said forbade her from receiving the ...

A woman who had to undergo a second surgery to remove a needle left behind after a knee replacement hired the wrong expert to testify her radiologists and a surgical assistant were negligent for ...

SPRINGFIELD — A Wood River lawyer who has clashed with the state of Illinois on several occasions in challenges to constitutionally questionable state laws has had his law license suspended by the ...

CHARLESTON – West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey has joined a 20-state letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio alerting the administration to a grave national security risk to the ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has joined the Federal Trade Commission and 21 other states in suing Amazon, alleging the company spent years secretly inflating the prices ...

WASHINGTON – Some of the country’s largest companies want the plaintiffs who sue them in federal courts to be required to reveal whether an outside entity is funding their lawsuits. More than a dozen ...

ATLANTA - The estate of a man who died of carbon monoxide poisoning after ingesting drugs and leaving his car running in the garage can sue Toyota for failing to install a warning device. The Georgia ...

CHICAGO — A federal judge won’t prematurely end a class action accusing State Farm of misleading thousands of life insurance customers by selling policies issued by a company it knew was facing a ...

AUSTIN — More than 60 years after the passage of the Voting Rights Act, federal voting rights litigation is surging, with Texas federal courts accounting for roughly a third of all court-ordered ...

CHICAGO — A Cook County judge will allow the politically powerful Chicago Teachers Union end a lawsuit accusing them of violating their members' rights by refusing to provide access to financial ...

CHICAGO — Another group of Catholic health and elder care providers have won the right to not be forced, for now, to refer certain patients for medically assisted suicide, as the courts decide if a ...

CHICAGO — Illinois will need to defend in court a controversial and constitutionally questionable new law hurriedly rammed through Springfield by Democrats, imposing steep per user "fees" on internet ...