Crain’s Chicago Business honors RSHC Partners Patricia Brown Holmes, Alan King, and Rod Perry as 2022 Notable Black Leaders and Executives—role models and mentors making a difference in the Chicago community and helping open opportunities for Black Americans.

In an October 18 webinar, RSHC’s Bruce Wagman will be presenting on the best legal ways to aid communities and the cats living outdoors throughout California.

RSHC’s Blake Kolesa is speaking at the October 5 UIC Law First-Generation Attorney Panel. This Zoom presentation is an exclusive First-Generation Law Student Association (FGLSA) program for UIC Law students.

We are once again proud to announce that RSHC Partner Sandy Musumeci has been selected as a 2022 New York Metro Super Lawyer in Criminal Defense: White Collar.

On September 29, RSHC Partner Kate Stimeling will be speaking in a San Mateo County Trial Lawyers Association Zoom Webinar for MCLE Credit.

On September 30, RSHC Partner Sandra Musumeci will be a panelist at the International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice in Dallas, TX.

On the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the Department of Education announced its proposed rule amending the statute’s implementing regulations. Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs or activities that receive federal funding.

RSHC Partner Kalia Coleman has been selected as one of this year’s most talented young attorneys practicing in Illinois by Law Bulletin Media’s 40 Under Forty Committee.

The Department of Justice has sharpened its focus on corporate criminal misconduct, and holding individuals accountable, by rewarding voluntary disclosure and the production of prioritized evidence of individual misconduct; requiring simultaneous resolution of corporate and individual liability; crediting effective compliance programs that include compliance compensation incentives and policies addressing personal electronic devices and encrypted applications; and enhancing the process for the imposition, selection and management of monitors.

RSHC’s Bruce Wagman is co-presenting with veterinarian Cindi Delany on “Intake and Holding Periods: Everything you ever wanted to know!” at the September 15 California Animal Welfare Association Webinar.

RSHC is proud to announce that Patricia Brown Holmes and Kelly Warner have been selected by Crain’s Chicago Business for inclusion on the 2022 Notable Women in Law list.

RSHC Partner Kalia Coleman has been selected as a 2022 National Black Lawyers Top 100 in Illinois and recognized for her leadership, reputation, influence, stature, and profile as an outstanding Black lawyer.

On September 14, RSHC Partner Abigail Peluso will moderate a panel presented by the ABA Civil False Claims 2022 Virtual Conference for CLE Credit.

RSHC Partner Nathan Howze and Counsel Meghan Wood have been selected to the 2022 National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 and recognized for their leadership, reputation, influence, stature, and profile as outstanding black lawyers younger than the age of 40.

Join us in congratulating RSHC Partners Alan King and Steve Hankins on their continued recognition as two of the nation’s top labor and employment advisors to businesses, universities, nonprofits, and other organizations handling today’s global workforce.

Congratulations to RSHC’s 18 attorneys selected for inclusion in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America™, recognizing associates and other lawyers for outstanding professional excellence in private practice.

Congratulations to RSHC’s 16 partners recognized by their peers for inclusion in the 2023 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® in 11 practice areas and three geographic regions. The Best Lawyers list was first published in 1983 and is universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.

We are delighted to announce that RSHC attorney Ariel Schepers Wilson has been selected as a 2022 Rising Star in General Litigation for 4 consecutive years, and Partner Greg Curtner has been selected as a 2022 Super Lawyer in Antitrust Litigation for 17 consecutive years.

The global supply chain crisis has been one of the most widely discussed economic problems since the Ever Given lodged itself into the side of the Suez Canal. In the United States, part of the reason for this is the shortage of truck drivers. There are currently about 80,000 fewer drivers than what the economy demands. A number of start-ups have begun working to solve this problem by replacing truck drivers with autonomous trucks. Autonomous trucks don’t have to follow the hourly limits that truck drivers must follow. As a result, they can do twice the work of their human counterparts.

RSHC’s Bruce Wagman is speaking with Ledy VanKavage on, “Herding Cats: Legal Issues Involving Cats in Your Communities,” at the August 30th, 2022, International Municipal Lawyers Association Animal Law Webinar at 1:00PM ET