Pointers on preference points
by Joseph Miller III (Winter 2019) Statutes providing veteran preference are entrenched in our nation’s civil service history. For example, [...]
by Joseph Miller III (Winter 2019) Statutes providing veteran preference are entrenched in our nation’s civil service history. For example, [...]
by John E. Motylinski (Winter 2019) On November 6, 2018, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Age [...]
by Shawn P. Flaherty (Winter 2019) One of the primary impacts of the November 6, 2018 General Election is that [...]
by Karl R. Ottosen and Chloe Cummings (Fall 2018) In Ahmad v. City of Chicago, 16 CH 15152 (2017), the [...]
by Robert W. Steele, Jr. (Fall 2018) The Illinois Appellate Court for the First District of Illinois recently held that, [...]
by Brian O'Connor (Fall 2018) “Change is the only constant in life” – Heraclitus of Ephesus, 5th Century BCE On [...]
by James G. Wargo (Summer 2018) The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently found that the Village of Melrose Park [...]
by Robert W. Steele, Jr. (Summer 2018) The push for the increased use of automatic external defibrillators (“AEDs”) in schools, [...]
by Thomas J. Gilbert (Summer 2018) A recent decision from the Illinois Appellate Court for the Second District addressed several [...]
by ShawnP. Flaherty (Spring 2018) A “no man’s land” is defined as “an indeterminate or undefined place or state” or [...]