Seventh Circuit Roundup
Claim This Podcastby Kian Hudson, Mark Crandley, and Lara Langeneckert
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<p>The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit covers three important states – Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin – and multiple major metro areas, including Chicago, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee. It handles a wide variety of cases and is home to a prominent and thought-provoking cast of judges, so there’s rarely a dull moment in CA7’s Dirksen Federal Building. Hosts Kian Hudson, Mark Crandley, and Lara Langeneckert of Barnes & Thornburg track what’s going on in the Seventh Circuit, highlight interesting cases, and read between the lines of notable opinions. </p>
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Recent Episodes
June 1, 2026
June Roundup: Five Opinions in Sixty Minutes: From the Second Amendment to Jury Misconduct
This episode covers recent Seventh Circuit decisions on gun laws, arbitration appeals, and qualified immunity, highlighting procedural nuances and legal principles. Our team analyzes key cases, emphasizing the importance of factual disputes, appellate jurisdiction, and the impact of Supreme Court precedents.
April 17, 2026
April 2026 Roundup: Two Opinions Every Civil Litigator Should Read
Summary In this episode, Kian and Mark explore two recent Seventh Circuit cases on insurance law, standing, and appellate strategy, including a detailed analysis of the Havens Realty doctrine and its implications for litigators.
February 25, 2026
February Roundup: A Botched Beneficiary Change, and a Discrimination Claim That Didn't Make It Past the Pleadings
Show Notes: Hosts Kian Hudson and Mark Crandley examine two recent Seventh Circuit decisions that clarify critical pleading and compliance standards. Cases Discussed: Packing Corporation of America Thrift Plan v. Dina Langdon When a divorced employee sends a fax requesting a beneficiary change but dies before submitting the proper forms, who gets the retirement benefits—the ex-wife or the estate? The court addresses whether the "substantial compliance" doctrine survives recent Supreme ...
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- What is Seventh Circuit Roundup?
<p>The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit covers three important states – Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin – and multiple major metro areas, including Chicago, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee. It handles a wide variety of cases and is home to a prominent and thought-provoking cast of judges, so there’s rarely a dull moment in CA7’s Dirksen Federal Building. Hosts Kian Hudson, Mark Crandley, and Lara Langeneckert of Barnes & Thornburg track what’s going on in the Seventh Circuit, highlight interesting cases, and read between the lines of notable opinions. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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