Illinois will become the 11th state in the country to legalize recreational marijuana. While dispensaries will be selling a variety of products, time will tell whether regulations will allow for marijuana bakeries and restaurants.
Under a new law, a beer distributor may now offer credit or a refund for the return of unused, salable beer under certain circumstances.
The National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) is a web-based repository. IDFPR cooperates with the NPDB to collect and report information. IDFPR disciplinary actions and medical malpractice payment reports are provided to the NPDB.
Illinois joins a growing list of states and municipalities adopting “Tobacco 21” policies that focus on ensuring that young adults do not become addicted at such an early age.
By, Jordan Matyas, Counsel at 1818 Donna Hartl, Partner at Golan Christie Taglia LLP The Federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018 (“TCJA”) changed
Illinois law clearly distinguishes a liquor infusion from pre-mixes, such as those for a margarita. While mixed drinks and pre-mixes are intended for immediate consumption, infusions are not.
Until just a few years ago, Chicagoans looking to enjoy happy hour specials would have been disappointed. Prior to July 2015, Illinois establishments serving alcohol were not allowed to offer drinks at reduced prices for a portion of the day.
In Illinois, debt collectors are subject to both federal law and the Illinois Collection Agency Act of 2001, which differs from the federal requirements in some ways.
According to Illinois law, phentermine is a Schedule IV drug, but until recently, and unlike opioids or other, more deadly controlled substances, improper phentermine use has largely flown under the radar of regulators.
When it comes to writing and enforcing laws, few places have more unique prohibitions and loopholes than Chicago. As times change, so do the needs
