Summarizes a recent ruling by an Illinois appellate court upholding the Illinois Pollution Control Board's rules governing coal ash ponds (35 Ill. Adm. Code 845).
Outlines the use of OTM-50, the new U.S. EPA method to assist in measuring PFAS in air emissions.
Examines two Illinois appellate court opinions that expand law enforcement’s liability under Illinois’ domestic violence law.
Summarizes the latest Federal Trade Commission's annual adjustments to filing fees for premerger review of sizable transactions and reporting thresholds for review under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvement Act of 1974.
Explores the Visual Pak case and its impact on whether insurers in Illinois have an obligation to defend their insureds in BIPA litigation.
Explores how dental malpractice defense attorneys can use the results of two recent scientific studies to defend against plaintiffs’ allegations that articaine is more prone to causing nerve damage than lidocaine during dental procedures.
Clarifies how secondary/take-home asbestos exposure cases differ significantly from typical occupational exposure cases; offers key strategies asbestos defense counsel can use in litigating these high-value, high-stakes cases.
Explores reasons why it’s been difficult for insurance carriers to cover the cannabis industry in many states, including Missouri.
Summarizes recent Illinois Supreme Court decision reaffirming that cyclists are only intended users of the roadway when the municipality demonstrates its intent to have cyclists use the roadway.
Discusses recent Thompson v. Laspisa appellate decision, including its long-term effects on necessity for expert witnesses in professional negligence cases.
