Jonathan Bilyk is an editor for Cook County Record, Northern California Record, and JD Supra. With a focus on local news in Illinois, particularly in Chicago, Jonathan covers a range of legal topics and court cases, providing in-depth analysis and reporting. His work has also been featured in Lexology and Legal Newsline.
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Jonathan Bilyk's coverage is heavily centered around local legal issues, lawsuits, court cases, and the judicial system. His focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to these areas.
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Lawyers who sued Bears over anti-white discrimination allege double cross by ex-paralegal plaintiff
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Outgoing McHenry County State's Attorney Patrick Kenneally says Illinois Dems' signature criminal justice reform measures have resulted in increases in defendants committing crime while awaiting trial, or skipping court altogether. Supporters of the law called the critique "misleading" and "racist"
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is named as a defendant in a lawsuit accusing the state of discriminating against white teacher scholarship applicants. Pritzker was not governor when the program was created in 1992. | illinois.gov
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Kevin Snider, chief counsel at the Pacific Justice Institute | Pacific Justice Institute
By: Jonathan Bilyk
California Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond is named as a defendant in the lawsuit. He is also a Democratic candidate for governor of California in 2026. | Tonythurmond.com/
By: Pamela Price Alcoda, Jonathan Bilyk
Alameda County's former chief of inspectors in the D.A.'s office, who was fired by District Attorney Pamela Price almost immediately after she took office, is suing the county government, saying his termination was driven by Price's alleged anti-Asian racial bigotry and her alleged explicit desire to illegally hire and promote unqualified black staffers within her office.
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, flanked by Illinois Senate President Don Harmon, left, and House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch, right. Pritzker and Welch strongly supported SB2412, which is now considered unconstitutional as applied to the 2024 election. | Office of the Governor
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By: Jonathan Bilyk
For more than 50 years, the Northern Illinois University College of Visual and Performing Arts has sought to nurture the arts. But the college’s reach has extended far beyond DeKalb and the school’s impact only continues to lengthen and deepen.
By: Jonathan Bilyk
San Francisco Mayor London Breed | City and County of San Francisco Official photo
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Cook County Judge Robert Harris | Facebook.com/JudgeRobertHarris/
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