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Reply The Illinois Local Government Lawyers Association recently announced its awards at the Association s Annual Meeting on February 18, 2021. The award for litigation is annually given to attorneys who litigated a case of significance to local governments over the previous year. The Awards Committee selected attorneys who significantly participated in the case of I-57 LLC v City of Champaign, City of Urbana, Urbana and Champaign Sanitary District, Village of Savoy and Village of Bondville (2020 IL App (4th) 190850). The case was decided in favor of the governmental entities by the trial court and the decision was affirmed by the 4th District Appellate Court in August 2020. Attorneys receiving the award were Jim Martinkus, attorney for the Sanitary District, Jim Simon, Urbana s City Attorney, as well as Tom Yu and Fred Stavins of the City of Champaign Legal Department. ....
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CHAMPAIGN â After being knocked off the ballot last week for the local spring elections, activist Justin Michael Hendrix filed Monday to run as a write-in candidate to represent Champaignâs District 3. The Champaign electoral board voted 2â1 Friday to remove Hendrix from the ballot, with Councilman Tom Bruno and City Clerk Marilyn Banks voting in favor and Councilman Will Kyles against. The objection was brought by Meyer Capel attorney Rochelle Funderburg, who alleged that Hendrix failed âto have the required number of valid signatures on the nominating petitions.â Hendrix is running against attorney Matt Sullard and personal trainer Daniel Iniguez. Mayor Deb Feinen, who helped collect signatures for Iniguez, recused herself as an electoral board member for the hearing, city attorney Fred Stavins said. ....