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New DOL Regulations Address Loose Ends Regarding Federal COVID-19 Benefits

by Randal Birkey | Apr 1, 2020 | Attorney, Brad Stewart, Local Government Law Bulletin

New DOL Regulations Address Loose Ends Regarding Federal COVID-19 Benefits April 1, 2020 Today, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued temporary rules pertaining to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which addresses, among other items, benefit time...

Developments Around ’Penny Per Push’ Video Gaming Tax

by Randal Birkey | Mar 10, 2020 | Attorney, Brad Stewart, News

Developments Around ‘Penny Per Push’ Video Gaming Tax Author: Brad Stewart March 10, 2020 The Village of Oak Lawn made recent headlines with a new concept to generate tax revenue from video gaming. Oak Lawn implemented a “penny per push” amusement tax which, as the...

We Hope to See You at the IML Conference!

by Randal Birkey | Sep 17, 2019 | Attorney, Brad Stewart, News

We Hope to See You at the IML Conference! Author: Brad Stewart September 17, 2019 Several ZRFM attorneys will be active at the IML Conference this Thursday-Saturday, September 19-21. Please join us for “FOIA/OMA in the Internet Age” on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the...

What Every Municipality Really Needs to Know (and Do) About Recreational Cannabis

by Randal Birkey | Jul 17, 2019 | Attorney, Brad Stewart, News

What Every Municipality Really Needs to Know (and Do) About Recreational Cannabis Author: Brad Stewart July 17, 2019 If you feel inundated with the flurry of updates about the legalization of recreational cannabis in Illinois, we hope this provides you a practical...

Governor Pushes Broad Plan to Legalize Recreational Marijuana

by Randal Birkey | May 14, 2019 | Attorney, Brad Stewart, Local Government Law Bulletin

Governor Pushes Broad Plan to Legalize Recreational Marijuana Authors: Brad Stewart, Matt Marcellis May 14, 2019 On May 6, 2019, Senate Bill 0007 was introduced which would legalize recreational marijuana use in Illinois. Governor Pritzker touted the plan as a vital...

Appellate Court Holds Riot Training Exercise Not an ‘Emergency’ for Purposes of PSEBA

by Randal Birkey | Mar 29, 2019 | Attorney, Brad Stewart, Local Government Law Bulletin

Appellate Court Holds Riot Training Exercise Not an ‘Emergency’ for Purposes of PSEBA Authors: Brad Stewart, Matt Marcellis March 29, 2019 An Illinois Appellate Court held recently that a police officer who suffered a career-ending “catastrophic injury” while...
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Recent Books & Publications

Local Government Law Bulletin
An e-newsletter that provides the most up-to-date information on laws, court decisions, and other areas of interest to local governments in a concise and efficient manner.

Construction Law Road Map - 2014
David W. McArdle, a Crystal Lake attorney and managing partner of Zukowski, Rogers, Flood & McArdle, has authored an updated edition of his handbook titled Construction Law Road Map, which focuses on construction law...

You've Been Elected! Now What Do You Do?
Zukowski, Rogers, Flood & McArdle (ZRFM) announces the publication of its book, You've Been Elected: Now What Do You Do? The book is a practical guide to serving as a...

Recent Local Government Law Bulletin Articles

  • Video Gaming May Return as Early as June 26
  • Temporary Holdup for Workers’ Compensation Commission’s Emergency Regulations
  • Workers’ Compensation Emergency Regulations Protect First Responders and Front-Line Workers Exposed to COVID-19
  • New DOL Regulations Address Loose Ends Regarding Federal COVID-19 Benefits
  • Responding to Small Business Concerns
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