Representative Litigation

Selected Federal and Municipal Litigation

Alexandra Eve Maimonis's litigation experience extends beyond the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission to federal court, Illinois circuit court, EEOC proceedings, and municipal defense.

23 Northern District of Illinois matters identified in public litigation analytics
17 Civil-rights matters identified in that public profile
11 Matters reaching summary judgment

Federal Experience

Public Federal Litigation Profile

Public litigation analytics identify 23 matters in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in which Maimonis appeared as counsel.

  • 17 civil-rights matters
  • 4 employment matters
  • 1 tort matter
  • Additional case activity reflected in the source analytics
  • 11 matters reaching summary judgment
  • 23 terminated matters

The summary-judgment count identifies procedural activity. It should not be represented as 11 victories attributable solely to one attorney.

Public-Entity Work

Municipal Experience

Maimonis's prior public-entity work includes matters for:

  • City of Chicago
  • City of Harvey
  • City of Markham

Her federal and municipal work has included civil-rights, employment, discrimination, municipal, and liability matters, together with discovery, witness preparation, depositions, dispositive motions, settlement analysis, and trial preparation.

Dispositive Motions

Summary-Judgment Experience

Maimonis has obtained summary judgment in federal and civil matters. Individual case pages will be added as the public motions and orders are assembled.

Each future case page will identify:

  • The parties and forum
  • The claim or defense
  • Maimonis's precise role
  • The material facts developed during discovery
  • The dispositive issue
  • The court's ruling
  • The practical effect of the decision

The Record

Why the Record Matters in Federal Court

A summary-judgment brief cannot replace missing proof. The motion depends on the record created through admissions, documents, deposition testimony, expert evidence, and properly supported statements of material fact.

Maimonis's federal litigation approach is therefore built backward from the issues the court may later decide.

In Development

Planned Additions

  • Selected City of Harvey decisions
  • Selected City of Markham matters
  • Successful federal summary-judgment orders
  • Employment and EEOC matters suitable for public discussion
  • Civil-rights and municipal decisions suitable for public discussion
  • Selected motions for summary judgment

Attorney advertising. The description is provided for information about prior experience. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.