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For your convenience, the entire edition of this newsletter is available as a PDF. To view, please click the link below.Liability Online: Section 230 of the Communications Decency ActChicago office associate Christopher Keleher explains the protections and potential liability following from Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Green Construction: Proceed With CautionNow is the time to build green. The Daley administration has ramped up their effort to turn Chicago into the "greenest city in the country" by awarding valuable incentives to "green" construction. While the new opportunities are exciting and promising, new legal issues may arise that could devastate any potential success. Chicago office associate Ari Scharg explains. Municipal Law Update: Failure To Show Actual Knowledge Of Political Affliation Defeats Employment Discrimination ClaimChicago associate Stacey Atkins writes on the February 9, 2009 decision in Zerante v. DeLuca and Proft, No. 08-1381, where the Seventh Circuit Court held that in the absence of proof that political affiliation was a motivating factor behind a termination, the plaintiff's claims failed. Employment Law Update: Seventh Circuit Rejects Title VII ClaimChicago office associate Matthew Byrne discusses an interesting Title VII gender discrimination case where judgment was entered in the defendant's favor. The decision is interesting both for the court's acceptance of improper motives of the municipal manager as a defense to the plaintiff's claim, as well as the court's entry of judgment before plaintiff completed her case-in-chief at trial. Querrey & Harrow Supports Sheriff Thomas J. Dart’s Efforts in Craigslist Suit |
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