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  • Adjudicating “History and Tradition”
  • Village Immune From Liability For Firefighter’s Injuries During Training Drill
  • Ordinance Violation Order Vacated for Failure to Properly Serve Notice of Administrative Hearing

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lawliberty.org /13 hours ago

Adjudicating “History and Tradition”

On August 20, the Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) of Massachusetts held in Fitzmaurice v. Quincy that the town of Quincy would likely violate the Massachusetts Constitution if it inst...

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illinoislawyernow.com /1 week ago

Village Immune From Liability For Firefighter’s Injuries During Training Drill

An Illinois Appellate Court ruled in favor of a village and village employees in a lawsuit filed by a firefighter claiming he was injured during a training drill.  Hidalgo v. Villa...

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illinoislawyernow.com /1 month ago

Ordinance Violation Order Vacated for Failure to Properly Serve Notice of Administrative Hearing

An Illinois Appellate Court reversed a city’s decision regarding an ordinance violation, finding that the city lacked jurisdiction because it failed to properly serve the homeowner...

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illinoislawyernow.com /1 month ago

Board of Fire And Police Commission Had No Jurisdiction to Hear Disciplinary Charges

An Illinois Appellate Court held that a board of fire and police commissioners did not have jurisdiction to hear disciplinary charges against a police officer because the hearing w...

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illinoislawyernow.com /4 weeks ago

City Not Liable for Damages in Failed Sale of City Land

An Illinois Appellate Court upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit claiming a city was responsible for damages relating to a failed sale of city land because of alleged verbal promises...

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illinoislawyernow.com /2 weeks ago

Court Finds Appeal of Dismissal of FOIA Lawsuit Frivolous

An Illinois Appellate Court ruled in favor of a public body in a FOIA lawsuit, finding the appeal frivolous in Tidwell v. Illinois Department of Corrections. A requester submitted...

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blog.bluestonelawfirm.com /1 month ago

No Judiciary Law 487 Claim, But The Possibility of Termination For Cause

Williams v Biggs July 29, 2026 Appellate Division, Second Department is a long decision to read. Pro-se plaintiff loses most causes of action, but the final paragraphs prove to b...

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