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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By: Rafey Balabanian Edelson, Jonathan Bilyk
Trial lawyers have launched bids to gain control of about 40 class action lawsuits, worth potentially massive money, that have already been filed against genetic testing company 23andMe over a data breach affecting nearly 7 million people.
By: Jonathan Bilyk
The dining room of the former Onward Chicago restaurant in Rogers Park | Facebook
By: Jessica Dean, Dobslegal, Jonathan Bilyk
A Chicago jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $45 million to the family of a woman who died after contracting mesothelioma, allegedly caused by exposure to asbestos in talc baby powder and other products.
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Attorney and court reform advocate Edward "Coach" Weinhaus sued the Illinois Judges Association in federal court, accusing the organization of serving as a cabal enabling judges to quell critics. He pointed to his experiences in Illinois courts after criticizing the presiding judge over Cook County's divorce courts
SCOTUS appears poised to undo rulings that left cities in 'straitjacket'when addressing homeless encampments
By: Jonathan Bilyk
Cook County and its treasurer's and clerk's offices have beaten, for now, claims brought under a class action accusing the county and its officials of discriminating against black and Latino homeowners under the system the county uses to seize and sell off homes whose owners haven't paid their property taxes.
By: Jonathan Bilyk
The family says officers are to blame because they shouldn't have stopped Reed at all, and then acted "outrageously" in pulling their weapons on Reed. They do not concede Reed fired first. Police advocates say the plaintiffs look to be seeking a "quick settlement" from Mayor Brandon Johnson's City Hall
By: Jonathan Bilyk
From left: Seventh Circuit judges Michael Brennan and David Hamilton | U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
By: Mark Mao Boies Schiller, Jonathan Bilyk
A group of plaintiffs' lawyers have asked a San Francisco federal judge to allow it to claim more than $225 million in legal fees and costs as their reward for work on a class action lawsuit against Google for allegedly secretly tracking users' supposedly secure 'Icognito'web browsing activities.
By: Jonathan Bilyk
From left: Attorneys Melissa Siebert and James Zouras | Shook Hardy & Bacon; Stephan Zouras
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