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- Jack Leyhane
- For over 40 years I concentrated my law practice in insurance coverage, insurance litigation, insurance defense, and civil appeals. Although I am currently retired from active practice, I continue to serve as an Arbitrator in Cook County Municipal and Law cases. I am also certified as a Mediator in the Cook County Law Division Major Case Court-Annexed Civil Mediation Program and the Chancery Division Mediation Program.
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- Preston Jones, Jr.: In his own words
- More candidate withdrawals
- January 21 fundraiser set for Rhonda Sallee
- January 11 fundraiser for Judge Patrick Thomas Sta...
- Tom Sam Sianis: In his own words
- Daniel Berry withdraws from 4th Subcircuit race
- Judicial candidate challenges begin December 20
- Two filings so far for Valarie Turner vacany in 2n...
- Aside to the writer of a certain flushed comment
- Circuit Court Clerk asks for more time to implemen...
- Lottery results -- winners and losers
- A challenge that any candidate may welcome: In The...
- Challenging times ahead for some judicial candidates
- Reception tomorrow for Mary Alice Melchor
- And the first objection of the 2018 primary season...
- Four file for Liu vacancy in 8th Subcircuit
- Thomas J. Gabryszewski files for Suriano vacancy i...
- January 9 fundraiser for Judge Oran F. Whiting
- January 9 fundraiser for James A. "Jamie" Shapiro
- Cook County once again named a "judicial hellhole"...
- One, and only one, new Cook County judicial vacanc...
- Associate judge candidates? The Alliance of Illin...
- Two countywide judicial races will be uncontested
- Advertisement: Victory Research offers additional ...
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Eisenhower on the glaring deficiencies of citizen education... in the years before World War II - I have to set this up, but I'll be quick. I recently finished Jonathan W. Jordan's *Ike and Winston*, and it rekindled my interest in reading Eisenhower's...
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Curtains for ABA accreditation? - The ABA's bizarre status as accrediting body for law schools has increasingly been called into question, most recently by a federal panel that assesses a...9 hours ago
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Court Holds AI-Generated “Victim Statement” Not Reliable - [image: still from Chris Pelkey video]Like almost everything else AI generates.16 hours ago
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‘Vote “yes” for all of us’: Why Cook County judges run as a ‘class’ - Unlike other elected officials, the dozens of judges up for retention this year campaign and raise money as a group. The post ‘Vote “yes” for all of us’...1 day ago
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Melissa Hart, the chair of the ABA Legal Ed council, dies - {mag_summary}Updated: Melissa Hart, the chair of the council of the ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, died Thursday. Hart, who reti...6 days ago
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Swift Falling - I’ve been pretty excited about the mission to rescue the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory satellite, which is why since January I have had a widget in the ...1 month ago
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Todd S. Schenk Named Attorney Intel’s Top 25 Financial Services and Insurance Attorneys of 2025 - Tressler is proud to announce that Todd S. Schenk has been named Attorney Intel’s Top 25 Financial Services and Insurance Attorneys of 2025. Read more…1 year ago
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Joliet mayor calls for donations to pay funeral costs for survivors of 7 relatives killed during shooting rampage - Joliet's mayor asked the public to contribute to the grieving families of those killed during a deadly rampage that left seven people dead.2 years ago
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House passes bill to enhance child tax credit, revive key tax breaks for businesses - The House has passed a roughly $79 billion tax cut package expanding the child tax credit for millions of families and restoring three key tax breaks for b...2 years ago
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UN Special Rapporteur Releases Guantánamo Report - On June 26, United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism Fionnuala Ní Aoláin released her report following a technical visit t...3 years ago
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Failure to Challenge Damages Expert Via Post-trial Motion Dooms Lawyer’s Attack on Legal Malpractice Jury Verdict - Midwest Mailing & Shipping Systems, Inc. v. Schoenberg, Finkel, Newman & Rosenberg, 2023 IL App (1st) 220562-U illustrates in sharp relief the consequences...3 years ago
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Ketanji Brown Jackson actually said a couple of things that should make the other side happy.... - Now that KBJ has been sworn in as a Supreme Court justice to replace the justice she clerked for way back when, Stephen Breyer, it's time to take note o...4 years ago
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