Jonathan Bilyk

SACRAMENTO — The California Supreme Court has ruled, for the first time, that some litigants who cannot afford a court reporter are entitled to electronic recordings of proceedings.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, flanked by Illinois Senate President Don Harmon, left, and House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch, right

(Legal Newsline) — The politically powerful Chicago Teachers Union is suing some of its harshest critics and ideological opponents, claiming a public relations and legal campaign the Illinois Policy Institute

(Legal Newsline) — The politically powerful Chicago Teachers Union is suing some of its harshest critics and ideological opponents, claiming a public relations and legal campaign the Illinois Policy Institute and others have waged against the union for years amounts to defamation and slander for making the controversial CTU politically "toxic."

A woman shops for groceries packaged in plastics in a supermarket.

LOS ANGELES — Two Los Angeles residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against Mercedes-Benz USA after they allegedly sustained burns to the upper back or shoulders due to a metallic “AMG” logo displayed on some Mercedes models’ front seats.

(Legal Newsline) — Texas, Nebraska and other Republican-led states have stepped up their efforts to force an answer from a California federal court over their claims that California is attempting

(Legal Newsline) — Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and fellow Illinois Democrats can't bring a quick end to the federal government's legal action seeking to block Illinois from enforcing new laws

(Legal Newsline) — Abbott Laboratories has agreed to pay $670 million to end 2,000 lawsuits brought by parents who claim their children were harmed or died after drinking Abbott's Similac-brand

(Legal Newsline) — A federal judge has cleared the way for potentially more than 22,000 truck drivers to move ahead with a class action lawsuit potentially worth many millions of