A prominent Chicago law firm agreed to settle with the Illinois Attorney General's office over its involvement with bond issues for a now-defunct park district in the city's south suburbs. Some of the money from the bond issues that the firm of Chapman and Cutler advised on was allegedly stolen by Dixmoor Park District officials, who were later convicted and jailed.
April 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A prominent Chicago law firm has agreed to settle with the Illinois Attorney General’s office over its involvement with bond issues for a now-defunct park district in the city’s south suburbs.
Some of the money from the bond issues that the firm of Chapman and Cutler advised on was allegedly stolen by Dixmoor Park District officials who were later convicted and jailed.
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