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Chicago Neighborhood Development Award to CEDLP   Chicago Neighborhood Development Award to CEDLP - 02/23/2010
Chicago’s community development world celebrated its present and future Tuesday at the Hyatt Regency Chicago (151 East Wacker Drive) with the 16th Annual Chicago Neighborhood Development Awards, recognizing the community leaders, architects, businesses, government leaders, foundations and community development organizations that keep Chicago’s neighborhoods vibrant and strong. Created by LISC/Chicago and now attracting nearly 1,400 leaders each year, CNDA is the nation’s largest awards program dedicated to neighborhood-based development.
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in Chicago Firefighter Case   U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in Chicago Firefighter Case - 02/23/2010
CLC Represents Over 6000 African Americans in Challenge to 1995 Firefighter Entrance Exam
    Federal Court Settlement Assistance Program Training - 12/29/2009
Free Training for Time Limited Federal Court Pro Bono Work
CLC Praises Bloch v. Frischholz Decision, an Important Fair Housing Precedent of the Federal Court of Appeals in Chicago   CLC Praises Bloch v. Frischholz Decision, an Important Fair Housing Precedent of the Federal Court of Appeals in Chicago - 11/25/2009
Last Friday, November 13, 2009, the federal appeals court in Chicago, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, held that a Jewish family could proceed in its case under federal fair housing laws against its condo board president and association, reversing its previous decision to the contrary. The Bloch family alleges that the condo association, under the guise of its hallway clutter rule, prevented them from placing a mezuzah on their door frame, repeatedly removing them, including on the day of a family member’s funeral. (A mezuzah is a small piece of parchment in a case that observant Jews place on their door frames.) The Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Inc. and its Fair Housing Project applaud this decision. The unanimous en banc opinion in Bloch v. Frischholz is an important precedent, and its impact goes far beyond the parties in the case.
CLC Files Federal Racial Harassment Case   CLC Files Federal Racial Harassment Case - 11/23/2009
CLC Represents Latino Employees Called "Wetback" and Other Slurs by Supervisor
Supreme Court To Hear Lewis v. City of Chicago   Supreme Court To Hear Lewis v. City of Chicago - 10/01/2009
On 9/29/09 the Supreme Court Decided to Hear Our Appeal in the Lewis v. City of Chicago Case
CEDLP Sawbridge Studios Event   CEDLP Sawbridge Studios Event - 09/16/2009
Join CEDLP on Thursday, November 19th for an evening of food, drink, and holiday shopping.
CLC Files Federal Sexual Harassment Case   CLC Files Federal Sexual Harassment Case - 09/14/2009
Hughes Socol and CLC File Sexual Harassment Case in Federal Court
Jury Awards Chicago Family $520,000 in Hate Crime/Fair Housing Case   Jury Awards Chicago Family $520,000 in Hate Crime/Fair Housing Case - 09/04/2009
Jury Awards Chicago Family $520,000 in Hate Crime and Fair Housing Lawsuit Against Neighbor
Chicago Lawyers' Committee's Legislative Successes   Chicago Lawyers' Committee's Legislative Successes - 07/13/2009
CLC Helps Obtain New Illinois Legal Protections for Workers

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