In The News

• George Mahoney and David Silverman invited to present to the County Board of McHenry County, Illinois
• George Mahoney visits China on behalf of The John Marshall Law School.
• New bar foundation leader (George F. Mahoney III) wants to boost grant total
• Lawyer (Tom Cross) Likes Having a Busy Schedule
• David Silverman Passes the Gavel - Easter Seals
• Ex-chief judge retires to work as appellate attorney
• Wegner steps down as circuit court judge
• Illinois Supreme Court extends “Hot Pursuit” Doctrine to include misdemeanors
• Investigators search for answers in Frankfort explosion
• George Mahoney and Jean Kenol Obtain Approval for IKEA Distribution Center
• Eric Hanson Negotiates Railroad Lease
• Prosecution by Kevin Yusman Prompts Closure of Unruly Tavern
• Sean Brady Speaks at Seminar in Springfield
• George Mahoney Listed as a 2007 Super Lawyer in Chicago Magazine
• George Mahoney and Justin Fredin Facilitate Incorporation of Village of Limestone and Appointment of Officials
• James Murphy Protects Privacy of Ryan Juror
• Allerton House Conference (James Murphy, Invitee) Meets to Discuss Jury System
• James Murphy Secures Victory for Lockport in Wal-Mart Case
• George Mahoney Listed as a 2006 Super Lawyer in Chicago Magazine
• Illinois Bar Foundation Board (George Mahoney, Member) Announces Grant Guidelines for Charitable and Educational Programs
• George Mahoney Comments on Judicial Evaluation
• Justin Fredin Provides Pro Bono Assistance for Incorporation Effort
• James Murphy Speaks at Seminar in Chicago
• Mahoney, Silverman & Cross, LLC Named Legal Counsel for North Riverside
• George Mahoney Honored by ISBA Board of Governors
• George Mahoney Listed as a 2005 Super Lawyer in Chicago Magazine
• David Silverman Obtains Approval for Opus Industrial Plan
• George Mahoney Chairs Planning Committee for ISBA Future of the Courts Conference
• Cross Re-Elected to House Republican Leader
• Mahoney, Silverman & Cross, LLC Named 2004 Business of the Year by Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce
• The Dandy Dozen Do Law Proud