Photos above: On Saturday, April 11, 2015, HOPE Fair Housing Center presented Soule, Bradtke & Lambert with its Preserving Justice in Housing award, relating to the firm's advocacy on behalf of H.O.P.E., Inc., RAMP Center for Independent Living, and Regina Wallace and her family in a federal discrimination case under the Fair Housing Act.
Pictured Above: Jennifer K. Soule (Partner, SB&L); Kelly K. Lambert (Partner, SB&L); Anne Houghtaling (Director, HOPE); Lisa Seymour (RAMP); Julie Bosma (RAMP); and, Regina Wallace (client).
Attorneys At Law
Soule, Bradtke & Lambert
Photo above: Ms. Soule presented at the American Bar Association National Aging and Law Conference at AARP headquarters in Washington, D.C. on October 17, 2014.
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Hope Fair Housing Center, Regina Wallace and Jerline Washington vs. University Village, et. al.
DeKalb Chronicle Article by Chris Burrows (8/10/13)
HOPE Summer 2014 Newsletter, Pg. 3
Hope, et. al. v. State of Illinois and Eden Supportive Living, et. al., 13-cv-7391
Sun Times Article by Mark Brown (11/11/13)
National Fair Housing Alliance, Open Communities and HOPE Fair Housing Center vs. Ryan Companies, et. al.
Sun Times Article by Luke Wilusz (6/5/14)
Des Moines Register Article by Joel Aschbrenner (6/5/14)
The Cook County Record Article by Jonathan Bilyk (5/8/14)
Federal Air Marshals (FAM)
CNN Article by Mike M. Ahlers (6/7/11)
ProPublica Article by Michael Grabell (11/21/08)
Manor Night Club
Rockford Registered Star Article (3/15/10)
Hononegah High School
Rockford Registered Star Article by Greg Stanley (6/16/11)
Woodward Governor
Woodward Governor Litigation (10/19/06)
Waukesha Engines
Journal Sentinel Article by Rick Romell (8/3/10)
North Park University
Windy City Times Article by Tracy Baim (12/10/03)
Ingersoll Milling Machine Company
U.S. Equal Opportunity Commission Press Release (7/13/01)
Hispanics United of DuPage County
Memorandum Opinion And Order Ruling On Fairness Of Proposed Settlement
Office of Banks and Real Estate
United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit