A man was found guilty in Illinois of one count of being an armed habitual criminal and three counts of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon. He was...
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At the start of a new year, a Chicago businessman decides to head to the gun range to try out his new Sig Sauer that he got for Christmas. He...
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A longtime secretary feels as though she has been slighted by her workplace. She has been attempting to get a promotion for years and just realized that a much younger...
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A principal of an elementary school in Aurora, Illinois, was convicted of failing to notify the Department of Children and Family Services of the alleged abuse of a student. A...
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A 30-year-old lawyer moved into a higher-end apartment complex outside of Chicago. It was closer to his work, and he is happy to have made a move. He notices that...
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A family man who owns a restaurant in Schaumburg is facing serious criminal charges. The evidence against him is extensive, and he is concerned that he will receive a guilty...
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A Chicago business owner who is also a father and active member in the community goes to the gas station after work to fill up his tank. He has had...
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Thomas Glasgow, partner at Glasgow & Olsson, has been named a 2021 criminal defense Super Lawyer. He has earned the Super Lawyer award for the last five years in a...
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A respectable businessman recently learned that his 80-year-old mother has decided to give all of the family's inheritance away after she passes away. Filled with rage that their family legacy...
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The Five Browns are a Utah sibling group who have become famous for touring with their dueling pianos. Sadly, the three sisters also became well known for publicly sharing that...
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Imagine a woman is rushing to work in the morning after a long night. Her toddler woke up with the flu and she was up with him for hours. She...
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If you have been charged with battery in Illinois, it is important that you know the difference between battery and aggravated battery. The crime of battery can range from a...
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Are you a teacher who is concerned about your school recording you without your permission? The issue of recording teachers came up in 2009 when the Board of Education for...
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In February 2018, Illinois middle school student Paul Boron used an audio recorder on his cell phone to record a conversation between himself, his principal, and his assistant principal. After...
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You may have a general understanding of how self-defense works in a criminal case, but the concept is very different in the educational environment. There are limits to what teachers,...
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