New Illinois Law Requires Many Employers to Pay Employees During Jury Duty
What Public Act 104-0683 Means for Illinois Workers and Employers Serving on a jury is one of the most important civic responsibilities Americans have. Every day across Illinois, ordinary citizens help decide criminal and civil cases that shape lives, businesses, and...
Disparti Law Group Helps Secure Nearly $7 Million Settlement for Unionized Correctional Commanders
Disparti Law Group, alongside co-counsel Linden & Bustamante, is proud to announce a $7,000,000 settlement on behalf of a group of Cook County Sheriff’s Office commanders who alleged they were unlawfully terminated after exercising their right to organize and form...
Fired for Social Media Posts in Illinois
You posted something on Facebook or X after a bad day at work. Maybe you vented about your boss. Maybe you shared your opinion on something political. And then you got fired. Can your employer actually do that? In most cases, yes. But not always. Illinois is an...Disparti Law Group Accident & Injury Lawyers Files Amended Lawsuit Against City of Chicago and DCASE Official, Alleging Retaliation Defamation
Disparti Law Group Accident & Injury Lawyers has filed an amended lawsuit against the City of Chicago and DCASE Acting Commissioner Kenya Merritt, adding new claims that retaliation against former First Deputy Commissioner Kim Grigsby didn’t stop at her firing—it...