The “traveling-employee” doctrine applicable to workers’ compensation benefits did not apply where a police officer was simply driving his own car to his regular workplace and was struck by another vehicle, sustaining injuries. Read more
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- New Executive Orders, Emergency Rules and Guidance Issued by Governor, IDPH and ISBE Related to COVID-19 and Schools
- Students Allowed Up To 5 New Excused “Mental Health Days”
- School Code Amended to Require Formal Evaluation of Tenured Teachers Rated At Least Proficient At Least Once Every 3 Years
- Illinois State Board of Education Notice of Emergency Rule: Mandatory Vaccinations for School Personnel
- New Internet Accessibility Requirements for Disabled Students
- Dennis G. Walsh Has Been Hired by Ogle County As Special Counsel for Environmental Matters
- 17 KTJ Attorneys Named 2021 Leading Lawyers and 2 Named Emerging Lawyers
- Michael Jurusik and Sheryl Churney Share Insights into Township Law at 113th Annual Township of Illinois Conference
- James V. Ferolo Named 2020 Leading Lawyer
- Michael T. Jurusik Joins Forces with Maywood to Develop New Building Project
- Updated Guidance on IEPs and Services For Disabled Students At Increased Risk of Serious Illness Due to COVID
- Transparency Reporter
- New Executive Orders, Emergency Rules and Guidance Issued by Governor, IDPH and ISBE Related to COVID-19 and Schools
- Illinois State Board of Education Notice of Emergency Rule: Mandatory Vaccinations for School Personnel
- SUPREME COURT FINDS THAT SCHOOL DISTRICT IMPROPERLY REGULATED OFF-CAMPUS SPEECH
- Thomas Melody Taught at 36th Annual Illinois Public Sector Labor Relations Law Conference
- New Enforcement Measures For Face Coverings and Gathering Size Limits
- Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission Repeals Emergency Rule Change Related to COVID-19 Rebuttable Presumption
- UPDATE: Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission Emergency Rule Change on Hold Due to Lawsuit by Trade Associations
- Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission Enacts Emergency Rule Regarding COVID-19 Rebuttable Presumption
- PTELL Legislation Signed into Law which Automatically Captures Lost Refunds Effective 2021 Levy Year
- Governor Issues Succession of Masking and Vaccination Orders for the Public, Educators and Healthcare Workers
- A State-Wide Labor Union Has Been Soliciting Library Employees to Unionize
- Families First Coronavirus Response Act
- Workplace Transparency Act
- PTELL Legislation Signed into Law which Automatically Captures Lost Refunds Effective 2021 Levy Year
- Governor Issues Succession of Masking and Vaccination Orders for the Public, Educators and Healthcare Workers
- Supreme Court Sets Guidelines for When Pursuing Police Officers Can Enter the Home of a Fleeing Misdemeanor Suspect Without a Warrant
- ISBE and IDPH Issue Updated Guidance in Light of Governor’s Mask Mandate
- Court Finds Local Election Official Authority Is Limited – Cannot Refuse Referendum Question Prohibited By Law When Same Referenda Was Proposed More Than Once In 23-Month Period
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