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Illinois Government Actions on Covid-19 Updated 11/24/2020

As COVID-19 cases surge across Illinois, significant government actions are being taken to address the crisis. Chicago’s mayor has issued a non-mandatory stay-at-home advisory, while the governor extends the eviction moratorium for renters. With the potential for another statewide stay-at-home order looming, the state is also preparing for vaccine distribution to high-risk individuals. Amidst ongoing challenges, including scams related to unemployment benefits, the Illinois Federation of Teachers is urging the governor to close school buildings. Discover the latest updates on judicial actions, legislative responses, and the fight against the pandemic in Illinois.

Illinois Government Actions on Covid-19 Updated 12/5/2020

As COVID-19 cases surge, all regions in Illinois face tighter restrictions, prompting pushback from local leaders. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, initially opposed to the governor’s plan, has now agreed to comply after a meeting with Governor Pritzker. Meanwhile, the Illinois High School Association defies state guidelines regarding basketball, and a Kane County judge grants a restaurant a temporary restraining order against the new rules. With the Illinois State Police ramping up enforcement, the situation remains tense as businesses and local governments navigate the challenges of the pandemic. Read on for the latest updates and developments.

Medical Malpractice Attorney Nielsen Joins Firm

Mary N. Nielsen has joined HeplerBroom in its Chicago office as a partner. Nielsen focuses her practice on the defense of health-care providers and human services/not-for-profit providers, including hospitals, physicians, nurses, nurse anesthetists, and physical, occupational, and speech therapists. She also defends long-term care facilities and has significant experience defending not-for-profit agencies running residential and […]