SB 1451 (the “Bill”) was drafted by the telecommunications industry with the goal of allowing the industry to roll out a 5G telecommunications network in the next several years with minimal input by local governments in where the small cell […]
The City of Danville was found immune from liability under the Tort Immunity Act when it was sued by a person who contended the City was at fault for failing to repair an uneven seam between two slabs of concrete […]
The EEOC has determined to move forward with a lawsuit against an employer who terminated an employee after the employee completed a 16-week leave. Read more
On November 16, 2017, the Governor signed Public Act 100—0554 (Senate Bill 402) (the “Sexual Harassment Bill”), which, among other things, amends Section 70—5 of the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act, 5 ILCS 430/70—5. Read more
The Illinois General Assembly has enacted express prohibitions on the detention or arrest of persons by law enforcement officials based on an “immigration detainer”, non-judicial warrant, citizenship or immigration status. Read more