Illinois Senate Bill 1563, known as the “Squatter Bill,” is a legislative response to the growing problem of squatters occupying residential properties in Illinois. The bill passed both chambers of the General Assembly...
Whenever a defendant fails to attend a court hearing after being served, a court may issue a default judgment, favoring the plaintiff. It is the duty of those who have been served to defend their case and appear in court. As
School curricula have evolved over time, shaped by new technologies, discoveries, and shifting societal ideals. This trend is more evident in STEM fields where mathematical proofs and scientific journals lay the foundation...
As of March 21, 2025, new provisions under Illinois Public Act 103-1081 introduce changes to police body camera protocols, particularly regarding the privacy and comfort of victims and witnesses. Currently, the Law...
In Illinois, the right of contribution is codified as 740 ILCS 100/2: Right of Contribution. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this Act, where 2 or more persons are subject to liability in tort arising out of the same...
In 1964, a little-known trade dispute over frozen chickens led to a major shift in American transportation. In retaliation for European tariffs on U.S. poultry, President Lyndon Johnson slapped a 25% tariff on imported light