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List of Forms by Chapter - Chapter 1 — Discrimination Actions
- I. [1.1] Cause of Action
- II. [1.2] What Law Controls
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III. Elements - IV. [1.7] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [1.8] Statute of Limitations
- VI. Parties
- VII. [1.11] Special Considerations
- VIII. [1.12] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [1.13] Checklist for Charge of Discrimination and Complaint
- X. [1.14] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [1.15] Related Actions
- XII. [1.16] Sample Forms
- Chapter 2 — Retaliatory Discharge
- I. [2.1] Cause of Action
- II. [2.2] What Law Controls
- III. Elements
- IV. [2.7] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [2.8] Statute of Limitations
- VI. Parties
- VII. [2.11] Special Considerations
- VIII. [2.12] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [2.13] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [2.14] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [2.15] Related Actions
- XII. [2.16] Sample Form — Complaint
- Chapter 3 — Workers’ Compensation
- I. [3.1] Cause of Action
- II. [3.2] What Law Controls
- III. [3.3] Elements
- IV. [3.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [3.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. Parties
- VII. [3.8] Special Considerations
- VIII. [3.9] Remedies — Special Issues: Penalties for Delay in Payment of Benefits
- IX. [3.13] Checklist for Complaint
- X. [3.14] Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [3.15] Related Actions
- XII. Appendix
- Chapter 4 — Employer Negligence: Negligent Hiring, Supervision, and/or Retention of Employees
- I. [4.1] Causes of Action
- II. [4.2] What Law Controls
- III. [4.3] Elements
- IV. [4.4] Relevant Standard Jury Instructions
- V. [4.5] Statute of Limitations
- VI. Parties
- VII. Special Considerations
- VIII. [4.10] Remedies — Special Issues
- IX. [4.11] Checklist for Complaint
- X. Affirmative Defenses Specific to Cause of Action
- XI. [4.14] Related Actions
- XII. [4.15] Sample Form — Complaint
- Gregory H. Booth
Gregory H. Booth
Gregory H. Booth is a Partner at Theriault Booth Attorneys at Law, in St. Charles, and concentrates his practice in workers’ compensation. He is a member of the Kane County Bar Association’s Board of Directors and the Illinois State Bar Association’s Workers’ Compensation Section Council, and he has spoken at the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association’s Workers’ Compensation Seminar. Mr. Booth received his B.S. from Marquette University and his J.D. from the University of Dayton School of Law.
- Miles V. Cohen
Miles V. Cohen
Miles V. Cohen is a Partner at Scott & Kraus, LLC, in Chicago, where he focuses his practice on commercial litigation. He is a member of the Illinois State and Chicago Bar Associations. He is also a member of the Jewish Community Legal Services Clinic and was named Volunteer of the Year in 2010 and 2019. Mr. Cohn received his B.A. from the University of Illinois and J.D. cum laude from the University of Illinois College of Law.
- Brian A. Hartstein
Brian A. Hartstein
Brian A. Hartsteinis a Partner at Quarles & Brady LLP in Chicago, where he focuses on labor and employment law. Mr. Hartstein received his B.S. from Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations and his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center.
Causes of Action: Employment Actions (ARCHIVED 2021 EDITION)
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