William Grady

Judges are supposed to resolve problems, not be a part of them, but that isn't true in the case of Associate Circuit Court Judge Llwellyn Greene-Thapedi. She is being sued...

Legal services are a product-and, to survive in the marketplace these days, a law firm has to update its product and sell it as being different from those of its...

A team of Chicago lawyers is attempting to plant an obstacle in the path of what would be one of the nation's largest hospital mergers. In an antitrust lawsuit filed...

Chicago lawyers Anton R. Valukas and Charles B. Sklarsky, partners at the law firm of Jenner & Block, are making a visit this fall to Downstate Effingham-population almost 12,000-to defend...

The voice of multimillionaire lawyer William J. Friedman was strong and clear on the telephone. Reached at his LaSalle Street law office, Friedman made it clear that he was in...

Poor, misunderstood Robert Cooley. The criminal-defense bar is focusing on his past career as a bribe-paying lawyer and a fixer when instead we should be filled with admiration for his...

Veteran criminal defense lawyer Jo-Anne F. Wolfson, whose acid courtroom style has stung more than one prosecutor as well as an occasional judge, has closed up shop in Chicago and...

Stung by accusations of prosecutor misconduct, the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago has set up a so-called "dirt file" in an effort to avoid embarrassing surprises about the character of...

A U.S. District Court judge in Chicago decided to push ahead this week with the long-scheduled trial of a securities-fraud lawsuit, despite notice that the federal courts have run out...

Like many other college graduates, Dorothy Fuller Jones has not repaid the student loans that helped finance her undergraduate education. Jones, though, is not the typical recent grad, competing for...