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Judges Appear Open to Reviving EEOC Drug Use Disability Case

A panel of appeals judges seemed receptive Monday to the EEOC’s request that it revive a disability bias case because the district court incorrectly threw out evidence of discrimination against a job applicant who disclosed use of pain medication for treatment.

Ex-Prosecutors Condemn ‘Failure of Leadership’ in Chicago

More than 100 former Northern District of Illinois prosecutors raised deep concerns about the direction of the US attorney’s office in Chicago in a statement Monday, saying there’s “little doubt that actions taken by leadership in the last year have tarnished the reputation” of the office where they once worked.

Making Millions Off Others’ Lawsuits: How Litigation Finance Works

A look at the growing field of litigation finance and what it means for the future of the business of law.