You can bring a claim against the State of Illinois in the Illinois Court of Claims. However, there are some crucial differences between suing an individual and suing a government entity.
Yes, a Registered Nurse (RN) can administer Botox in Illinois so long as specific regulatory requirements are met. Because injecting Botox is considered a medical
Doctors, Roofers, Veterinarians and all the other professionals licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) have one thing in common, they
ILCC staff and underage students visit liquor stores, restaurants, and bars in different communities around the state and attempt to persuade the employees to sell them alcohol.
Are you looking to open a bar, restaurant or event space? Have you reviewed the zoning of the property including whether there is a Liquor Moratorium or “zoned dry”, is the property 100 feet from churches, schools, hospitals?
Under a new law, a beer distributor may now offer credit or a refund for the return of unused, salable beer under certain circumstances.
Once IDFPR issues a “final order.” Licensees have a right to appeal. The appeal is filed in the Circuit Court. If you want to file an administrative appeal contact an attorney right away.
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.
“fitness for duty” has come to stand for a range of potential physical and mental health concerns, from sleep deprivation to substance abuse to depression and decline in cognitive function.
