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Madigan, ComEd and sentence Doherty
Longtime ComEd lobbyist gets 1 year in prison for role in Madigan bribery scheme
Longtime Chicago lobbyist Jay Doherty was sentenced Tuesday to a year and a day in prison for his role in a yearslong bribery scheme between his biggest client, electric utility Commonwealth Edison, and former House Speaker Michael Madigan.
Jay Doherty, the longtime City Club president and consultant for utility giant ComEd, will be headed to prison for his role ...
A Chicago federal judge on Monday granted a request to throw out the remaining charges against Michael McClain, a former ...
The convicted former Illinois House speaker's appellate team includes a "legendary high court litigator" who touts an 81% win ...
Michael McClain receives a 2-year sentence for his role in a bribery scheme benefiting ex-Illinois Speaker Madigan.
Federal prosecutors have moved to throw out the remaining charges against Michael McClain, a former lobbyist whose close ...
Michael McClain was sentenced Thursday for his role in a plot to illegally influence former Illinois House Speaker Michael ...
Michael McClain and three codefendants — former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore, ex-ComEd lobbyist John Hooker and former contract ...
McClain was found guilty of orchestrating a scheme to gain the favor of the most powerful politician in Illinois.
Michael McClain, a longtime lobbyist for utility giant Commonwealth Edison who was also a close confidant of then-Illinois ...
Michael Madigan, once the nation’s longest-serving state legislative leader, has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison on federal bribery and wire fraud convictions, thus bringing to ...
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