Judge Andrea R. Wood, who is overseeing the two Batton homebuyer commission lawsuits and the Moehrl commission suit, has recused herself from the cases, according to a legal filing on Wednesday.

On Sept. 4, Andrea Wood, a judge in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, withdrew herself from the cases known as Moehrl, Batton (I and II) and Sawbill.

In her 24-page decision, U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood wrote the latest challenges to the alternate parade route proposed by the city “boil down to a complaint” that City Hall hasn’t ...

U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood set a trial date of Jan. 12, which will be nine months after his first trial ended in a ...

Leaders for the Coalition to March on the DNC said Tuesday they will appeal U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood's decision to deny their request for a preliminary injunction. Wood's decision kept the ...

U.S. District Judge Andrea R. Wood for the Northern District of Illinois denied The Boldt Co.'s motion to alter a $1 judgment in favor of the defendant, Black & Veatch Construction. Boldt moved to ...

Jurors deliberated for more than 24 hours over four days starting on Monday before telling U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood that they could not reach a unanimous verdict on any of the three ...

U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood hastily scheduled the Thursday morning hearing to decide whether to block the noon EDT deadline for the school to comply with the committee’s demands.

Jurors deadlocked on all three counts against Jones, a Chicago Democrat, leading U.S. District Court Judge Andrea Wood to declare a mistrial at the Everett McKinley Dirksen U.S. Courthouse in ...

The news came in a note to U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood, which she read to attorneys gathered in her courtroom around 5 p.m. Wednesday - the second full day of deliberations in Jones' trial.