News Releases:
09/22/05	Court clarifies immunity categories that protect police from liability
	Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
09/02/05	Court urged to clarify time limit for contribution claims
	Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
08/26/05	No liability for deaths when cars stopped
	Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
Jury Verdict Reporters:
10/2005	Diane Adamczyk vs. Township High School District 214, Buffalo Grove High School, No: 02L-1252 (refiled from 97L-2088)
07/2005	Marques Officer, minor vs. Township High School District, Greg Rogus, No: 01L-14988
03/2005	Unique Russey, a minor by her mother and next friend and guardian, Thalassa Shipp, and by Amcor Investment Group, M.A., guardian of the estate, and Thalassa Shipp, individually vs. Rockford Housing Authority, No. 00 L 82
02/2004	Diane Albertson vs. Northeast Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corp., d/b/a Metra, No:  03L-6374
12/2003	Karen Kaucnik vs. Leno's Sandwich Restaurant & Catering, Inc., No: 97L-1066
09/2003	Sylvester Bacon vs. Van's Industrial Services, Inc., No:  99L-10467
08/2003	"Bradley Greener, Mary Greener vs. Palatine Park District", No:  00L-6619
07/2003	Layla Toma Braga DaSilva vs. Theodore Zide, Skokie Park District, No: 00L-11105
Illinois Association of Defense Trial Counsel - Defense Update:
	No Actual or Constructive Notice to Township of Road Defect Under Section 3-102(a) of Tort Immunity Act Lewis v. Rutland Township, 824 N.E.2d 1213, 291 III. Dec. 963 (3rd Dist. 2005) Attorney Michael E. Kujawa
	Distraction Exception Not Applicable to Open and Obvious Conditions Where Distraction is a Creation of Plaintiff's Own Actions Sandoval v. City of Chicago, 2005 WL 1322782, 830 N.E.2d 722 (1st Dist. 2005) Attorney Ewa Dabrowski
	The IDC Monograph: The “Frequent Trespass” Doctrine — A Rule of Law Whose time has passed? Section 3-102(A) of the Tort Immunity Act – How much immunity did the Legislature Intend? IDC Quarterly Vol. 16, No. 2 (16.2.M1) Attorney Michael E. Kujawa

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