Category: Law

Court temporarily blocks reporting requirement of Illinois’ PBM law

by Ryan Voyles | Sep 2, 2026 | Law, Legislature, Prescription Drugs, Top Stories | 0

A federal court has temporarily blocked Illinois from implementing a portion of its law to regulate pharmacy benefit managers that requires those organizations to file reports to state regulators.

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Religious groups, physicians file lawsuit against Illinois’ medical aid in dying law

by Ryan Voyles | Aug 12, 2026 | Law, Legislature, Top Stories | 0

Several religious groups and physicians sued Tuesday to block an Illinois law that allows residents near death to medically end their own lives. The lawsuit from John Paprocki, the bishop […]

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Raoul urges Supreme Court to preserve state laws to go after pesticide manufacturers

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 3, 2026 | Federal Government, Law, Top Stories | 0

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined over a dozen colleagues Thursday to urge the Supreme Court to preserve longstanding state laws that allow individuals to go after pesticide manufacturers for negative health impacts.

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Illinois Supreme Court rules healthcare facilities had broad immunity during COVID-19 crisis

by Ryan Voyles | Oct 24, 2024 | Law, Top Stories | 0

Nursing homes and other healthcare facilities were protected from ordinary negligence claims based on the broad immunity granted to them during Illinois’ response to the COVID-19 pandemic, ruled the state’s Supreme Court.

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Advocates disappointed by decision not to enforce pregnancy crisis center law

by Ryan Voyles | Dec 13, 2023 | Law, Top Stories | 0

Advocates said Tuesday they were disappointed by the recent decision by Attorney General Kwame Raoul not to enforce a state law giving his office the ability to go after pregnancy crisis centers with fraud and deceptive practice charges.

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