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Transparency Team Paralegal
Loevy & Loevy is a top tier national civil rights and public interest law firm. We are leaders in civil rights, whistleblower and False Claims Act, privacy, and transparency cases. We are now accepting applications for a Transparency Paralegal position located in our Chicago office. Candidates will be interviewed on a rolling basis until the
PRESS RELEASE: Gregory Bovino, Commander of “Operation Midway Blitz,” Appears to Personally Violate Temporary Restraining Order
Plaintiffs in lawsuit file notice with Judge Sara Ellis over the apparent violation of her orders. CHICAGO — Today, attorneys for the plaintiffs in Chicago Headline Club v. Noem—the lawsuit that resulted in a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) restricting the federal use of force against protesters—filed a notice of violations with Judge Sara L. Ellis.
PRESS RELEASE: Press, Religious Leaders, and Demonstrators Seek Preliminary Injunction to Stop Federal Officers from Violating Constitutional Rights in Illinois
Following a federal judge’s questioning of DHS officials over apparent violations of her restraining order, plaintiffs have filed an amended complaint saying DHS forces “have escalated and expanded their suppression of speech and journalism.” CHICAGO — Plaintiffs in Chicago Headline Club v. Kristi Noem, et al—the lawsuit over federal agents’ aggressive use of force against
Transparency Team Summer Associate
The Transparency Team’s work focuses primarily on state and federal Freedom of Information Act, Open Meetings Act, press freedom, and First Amendment litigation. Among other cases, the Team forced the City of Chicago to release the Laquan McDonald shooting video and the Department of Justice to unredact the Mueller Report, and forced the release of
PRESS RELEASE: Federal Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order, Reining in Federal Agents’ Use of Violence, and Protecting First Amendment Rights of Protesters, Clergy, and Press
Today, in a major victory for the First Amendment, U.S. District Judge Sara L. Ellis entered a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO), preventing federal officers from using unlawful tactics against peaceful protesters, members of the clergy, and journalists reporting the news throughout the Chicago area. “Individuals are allowed to protest,” Judge Ellis said in issuing the
Federal Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order, Reining in Federal Agents’ Use of Violence, and Protecting First Amendment Rights of Protesters, Clergy, and Press
Today, in a major victory for the First Amendment, U.S. District Judge Sara L. Ellis entered a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO), preventing federal officers from using unlawful tactics against peaceful protesters, members of the clergy, and journalists reporting the news throughout the Chicago area. “Individuals are allowed to protest,” Judge Ellis said in issuing the
PRESS RELEASE: Protesters and Members of the Press Challenge First Amendment Violations by Federal Forces at ICE Facility in Broadview, Illinois
Attorneys for the plaintiffs are petitioning a federal court for an emergency order to stop the government’s illegal and brutal suppression of First Amendment rights. CHICAGO — During the summer of 2025, the Trump Administration has deployed federal forces to cities across the United States with announced missions to deter crime and enforce immigration laws.
$90 Million Global Settlement of 176 Lawsuits Against Disgraced CPD Officer Ronald Watts
Unprecedented global settlement is “a historic moment that reflects our commitment to accountability and healing,” says Chicago Mayor. CHICAGO — The Chicago City Council voted unanimously to authorize a $90 million settlement in 176 police misconduct and wrongful conviction lawsuits, all tied to disgraced former police sergeant Ronald Watts and his crew. This unprecedented global
PRESS RELEASE: Chicago City Council Approves $90 Million Settlement of 176 Lawsuits Against Disgraced CPD Officer Ronald Watts
Unprecedented global settlement is “a historic moment that reflects our commitment to accountability and healing,” says Chicago Mayor. CHICAGO — Today, the Chicago City Council voted to authorize a $90 million settlement in 176 police misconduct and wrongful conviction lawsuits, all tied to disgraced former police sergeant Ronald Watts and his crew. This unprecedented global
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