Paul Vallas: The Fleecing of Chicago – Chicago Contrarian

"During Kim Foxx' eight years in office, more and more Chicago law firms started specializing not only in representing perpetrators accused of committing violent crimes, but also in suing the Chicago Police Department (CPD). Alleging 'civil rights' violations by police, these firms frequently win mammoth, taxpayer-funded settlements that city leaders seem all too willing to award."
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Dem pigs will never be at a loss for a means to submerge their snouts into the trough of taxpayers money and feed until sated.

debtsor
1 year ago

“Alleging ‘civil rights’ violations by police, these firms frequently win mammoth, taxpayer-funded settlements that city leaders seem all too willing to award.” Cook county juries are awarding mammoth jury verdicts which in turn leads to city leaders awarding mammoth settlements. I’ve listed the insane jury verdicts Cook County juries have awarded. Cook County hates the Chicago Police and whacks them every chance they get. Keep in mind that behind the ‘successful’ high profile big $$$ cases you are the hundreds if not thousands of cases that you don’t hear about, because they get kicked out of court. Those cases don’t… Read more »

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