RSHC news

RSHC Partner Abbie Peluso has been named to the 2024 Leadership of Greater Chicago’s (LGC) Fellows Class of 2024.

Kalia Coleman has been named to the 2024 Chicago Urban League (CUL) IMPACT Leadership Development Program. Celebrating its 10th year, the CUL has chosen forty-seven rising leaders for their IMPACT program.

Most criminal cases end in negotiated plea agreements to mitigate the risks of going to trial for both sides.

The Seventh Circuit has just narrowed access to the Federal Courts depending on the circumstances of a Breach of Contract case.

The National Law Journal honored RSHC's Keyonn L. Pope, Partner and Intellectual Property Practice Team Leader, as a 2023 IP Trailblazer.

RSHC’s Bruce Wagman graces the cover of Los Angeles Lawyer magazine. His article, “Accommodating Your Best Friend,” gives legal guidance for tenants with disabilities who depend on animals and live in “no pets” housing situations.

RSHC Partner Kalia Coleman is the 2023 Cook County Bar Association Next Generation Lawyer Award recipient.

Congratulations to Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes, honored at the June 15 Chambers USA Awards 2023 with the Diversity & Inclusion: Outstanding Contribution award, recognizing her broad impact in advancing diversity and inclusion across the legal profession.

The U.S. Supreme Court has just broadened where companies may be sued.

The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in the SuperValu case confirmed the importance of a defendant’s state of mind in False Claims Act cases, holding that, “what matters for an FCA case is whether the defendant knew the claim was false.”

RSHC has announced that Robye Scott has joined the firm as its new Chief People Officer.

RSHC congratulates Partner Steve Hankins on being chosen as a leading intellectual property practitioner by the Managing Intellectual Property publication.

RSHC Partner Joe Cancila is a three-time BTI Client Service All-Star MVP honoree (2023, 2022 and 2020), a high honor for superior client service that can only be given by a client.

Jasmine Morton, Allison Siebeneck, and Monique Howery start off the June 16 CCBA Leadership Conference CLE Series with the panel presentation, “Wrongful Convictions, Ethics and Community Impact.”

Short-listed among 10 top-ranked firms as an Outstanding Firm for Diversity & Inclusion, RSHC is proud to once again be recognized by the Chambers USA Awards for our broad, organic approach to creating an inclusive work environment for all, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, and LGBTQ+ and disability status.