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Caitlyn Rosen
Caitlyn Rosen is a Chicago-based reporter covering the circuit court in Cook county, Chicago politics and everything in between. Before reporting on Cook county, Rosen covered crime and the Lake county court for The Times of Northwest Indiana.
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Commercial brokers, landlords sue CoStar over rental data monopoly
CoStar Group Inc., among several other national real estate brokerages, face an antitrust class action over its monopoly on commercial lease data.
Prosecutorial authority questioned amid 'Broadview Six' trial chaos
Experts say the efficacy of grand juries may be put to the test in light of what a federal judge lambasted as "never before seen" prosecutorial behavior in the case of six ICE protesters.
US Foods faces class action over misappropriated retirement forfeitures
A group of employees maintained in a 29-page class action that US Foods Inc. wrongfully kept retirement plan forfeitures for its own gain.
Chicago judge shoots down special prosecutor to investigate ICE
A Cook County judge said the petitioners failed to show the state's attorney abandoned her duties by refusing to prosecute ICE agents involved in shootings last year.
Man who posed as porn producer looks to Seventh Circuit to overturn sex trafficking convictions
Brian Johnson argued his actions don't qualify as sex trafficking because there was no exchange of money, and the explicit photos and images were never published.
Allstate looks to Seventh Circuit to avoid liability in telemarketing suit
Allstate Insurance Company was sued under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, after one of its subcontractors repeatedly called a man on the national do not call list.
Michigan residents sue Thomson Reuters over public display of Social Security numbers
A class of Michigan residents maintained in a federal lawsuit filed Thursday that Thomson Reuters search engine runs afoul of state privacy laws.
Chicago judge weighs appointing special prosecutor to investigate ICE
More than 400 officials and civic leaders signed a petition demanding accountability for deadly ICE operations in the city. The Cook County State's Attorney says it's not its job to investigate.