IL Supreme Court: Hockey club that rents ice arena can be sued under IL human rights law for ‘banishing’ teen diagnosed with depression – Cook County Record

Private organizations could be on the hook for possible payouts under lawsuits brought under an Illinois human rights law, after the Illinois Supreme Court declared lawsuits over discrimination of access can apply to private membership-based organizations if they rent "places of public accommodation." The decision, however, leaves open questions concerning how an expansive interpretation of that reasoning might conflict with key constitutional liberties.
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