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Shakman, et al v. Cook Co Democratic, et al
Case Number:
1:69-cv-02145
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Firms
- Baker & Hostetler
- Benesch
- Burke Warren
- Clifford Law Offices
- Dentons
- Epstein Becker
- Fletcher & Sippel
- Foley & Lardner
- Franczek PC
- Gair Eberhard
- Golden Holley
- Gordon Rees
- Hinshaw & Culbertson
- Hogan Marren
- Jackson Lewis PC
- Kurtz Law Offices
- Laner Muchin
- Law Offices of Susan G. Feibus
- Locke Lord
- Mayer Brown
- McGarry & McGarry
- Miller Shakman
- Noelle Brennan
- Riley Safer
- Robinson Stewart Montgomery
- Schoenberg Finkel
- Sotos Law Firm
- Torshen Slobig
- Valentine Austriaco
- Waskowski Johnson
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July 06, 2023
Judge Ends 50-Year Oversight Into Cook County Patronage
An Illinois federal judge on Thursday ended decades-old court oversight into the hiring practices of the Cook County clerk's office, vacating federal consent decrees requiring it to monitor political patronage in Chicago given its "substantial" compliance with reforms and quipping that it should be "exceedingly rare that a case is older than the presiding judge."
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November 05, 2021
Cook County Owes $600K In Atty Fees For Decree Violations
An Illinois federal judge has awarded plaintiffs nearly $600,000 in attorney fees for showing Cook County consistently violated decades-old federal consent decrees requiring it to monitor political patronage in Chicago, which prompted the appointment of a compliance administrator last year.