Calendars, Call Sheets, and Chicago Trials  

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Arbitrators' Calendars and Call Sheets

Chicago

• Chicago Arbitration Calendar 2020 (07/01/2020)
  
• Chicago Arbitration Calendar 2019 (07/31/2019)
  
• Chicago Arbitration Call Sheets July - December 2020 (07/01/2020)
• Chicago Arbitration Call Sheets January - June 2020 (05/18/2020)
  
• Chicago Arbitration Trial Settings (03/12/2020)  
  

Downstate

• Downstate Arbitration Calendar 2020  (06/10/2020) 
  
• Downstate Arbitration Calendar 2019  (09/06/2019) 
  
• Downstate Arbitration Call Sheets July - December 2020 (06/15/2020)
  
• Downstate Arbitration Call Sheets January - June 2020 (05/26/2020)
  
• Downstate Arbitrators' Work Addresses (06/10/2020)   
  
• Downstate Arbitration Hearing Locations (08/09/2019)

Independent

• Independent Arbitrators

Commissioners' Calendars and Call Sheets

• Commission Calendar January - June 2020    (12/18/2019) 
  
• Commission Call Sheets January - June 2020 (06/15/2020)
  
• Commission Calendar July - December 2020 (04/27/2020)
  
• Commission Call Sheets July - December 2020 (06/30/2020)
• Commissioners' Hearing Locations (08/09/2019)  

Court Reporters' Calendars

• Court Reporters' Calendar 2020    (12/12/2019)  
  
• Court Reporters' Calendar 2019    (01/23/2019)  
  

Click or tap for a list of Weekly Call Sheets available in various formats.

Call sheets are posted weekly, approximately one month before the status call date. Chicago trial settings will be posted roughly one hour after the status call ends.

The Accident Location Table (last changed 11/13/14) is available online. It lists every town in Illinois and its hearing site. Cases are assigned to the hearing site closest to the site of the accident. If the accident occurred outside of Illinois, the case is assigned to the site closest to the petitioner's home. If the petitioner lives outside of Illinois, the case is set at the site most convenient to the parties.

Commission rules provide that cases that were filed three years ago or more must proceed to arbitration unless the parties show they have good reason to wait. Please note the timetable for these red-line cases:

Red-Line Cases

All 16 WC cases and older

 12/1/2019

17 WC 10000 and older

 3/1/2020

17 WC 20000 and older

 6/1/2020

17 WC 30000 and older

 9/1/2020

All 17 WC cases and older

 12/1/2020

revised  01/30/2020