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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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Protections for Family Responsibilities in Employment Take Effect January 1

“This law not only provides protections but also recognizes the complex lives of working people and helps create more supportive and compassionate workplaces.” #employment

Illinois Minimum Wage Increasing on January 1

"Since day one of my administration, I’ve made it my mission to build an economy that works for everyone and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour fulfills that promise to our working families," said Governor JB Pritzker. #wage

Pritzker endorses hemp regulation bill

At a news conference in Chicago, Pritzker said in the short time since both the state and federal governments legalized hemp production, a new industry has emerged in which chemicals are extracted from hemp plants to produce intoxicating and potentially dangerous products that are currently unregulated. #bill

Defense to begin case after former state rep testifies in Madigan corruption trial

Prosecutors said they expect to rest their case Tuesday, and Madigan’s defense attorneys said they will be ready to start that day. #trial

Illinois lauds progress on Brandon Road Interbasin Project construction

The $15.5 million contract was awarded to Miami Marine Services for site preparation and riverbed rock removal for the engineered channel. #contruction

Harper College Breaks Ground on New Canning Student Center to Enhance Campus Life and Student Success

"The Canning Student Center embodies Harper College’s commitment to fostering student success, building a welcoming and engaged community and creating pathways to opportunity,” said Dr. Avis Proctor, president of Harper College. #college

Governor Pritzker and Illinois Department of Revenue Celebrate 40th Anniversary of Springfield’s Willard Ice Building

Despite being blind, he gained extensive knowledge of revenue statutes, earning the nickname “Mr. Revenue. #revenue

Trump’s election a factor for Illinois’ veto session

With the expectation the U.S. Senate and House will be in Republican control, that could mean dramatic shifts in public policy. #veto

Federal judge strikes down Illinois assault weapons ban, setting up likely appeal

In a 168-page opinion released Friday afternoon, Judge Stephen McGlynn sided with plaintiffs in the case who argued the assault-style weapons banned under the law are commonly used for legal purposes such as self-defense. #ban

USDA Secretary Vilsack Issues Disaster Designations in Illinois

“We appreciate the joint efforts of Governor JB Pritzker, Secretary Vilsack and the USDA to ensure Illinois farmers receive support to recover from these destructive storms,” said Jerry Costello II, Illinois Department of Agriculture Director. #disaster

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