Category: Municipal Law News
Thu Sep 14, 2017 ‐ Education Law News
Employee Cleared By Doctor to Return to Work Improperly Terminated By City Without Further Proper Medical Evaluation Or Reliable Evidence of Inability to Perform Essential Functions of Job
A City was found in violation of the ADA for improperly terminating one of its public works’ employees after he returned to work following a head injury suffered at home. Read moreWed Sep 13, 2017 ‐ Education Law News
Legal Alert – Steps to Consider to Limit Overtime Issues When Employees Can Work By Email, Laptop and Smartphone
Police employees recently filed suit against the Chicago Police Department claiming it did not compensate them for work they did off-duty on their mobile electronic devices. Read moreWed Aug 30, 2017 ‐ Firm News
KTJ Attorneys Discuss Liquor Licensing and Regulation in 2017 Edition of Illinois Municipal League’s Manual
Multiple KTJ attorneys Thomas P. Bayer, Jason A. Guisinger, Howard C. Jablecki, Michael T. Jurusik, Jacob H. Karaca, Patrick A. Lucansky, Michael A. Marrs, Lance C. Malina, James A. Rhodes, Gregory T. Smith, Kathleen M. Terese and Scott F. Uhler […]Wed Aug 16, 2017 ‐ Education Law News
AG Clarifies Basis for Closed Session for Probable or Imminent Litigation
Following a complaint filed by a reporter about an alleged improper closed session, the Illinois Attorney General has concluded that the City of Bloomington violated the Open Meetings Act by going into closed session. Read more