Claire Healy

Miami

Esserman Investigative Fellow @miamiherald • previously @washingtonpost • editor of @theopenintl • she/her • [email protected]

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Victim of Alexander brothers goes public in civil lawsuit

3 days ago | gazettextra.com | Ana Claudia Chacin |Claire Healy

MIAMI - The artist never expected to file a lawsuit against the Miami brothers she says drugged and raped her in 2011. When she did, she hoped to stay anonymous. But on Wednesday, a judge in New York denied a request to keep the 39-year-old woman's name out of her civil claim against Oren and Tal Alexander, and two other defendants. Last week, days before her name would be released, she sat in the basement of her art gallery in Brooklyn. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Victim of Alexander brothers goes public in civil lawsuit

4 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Ana Claudia Chacin |Claire Healy

MIAMI - The artist never expected to file a lawsuit against the Miami brothers she says drugged and raped her in 2011. When she did, she hoped to stay anonymous. But on Wednesday, a judge in New York denied a request to keep the 39-year-old woman's name out of her civil claim against Oren and Tal Alexander, and two other defendants. Last week, days before her name would be released, she sat in the basement of her art gallery in Brooklyn.
Victim of Alexander brothers goes public in civil lawsuit

4 days ago | arcamax.com | Ana Claudia Chacin |Claire Healy

MIAMI — The artist never expected to file a lawsuit against the Miami brothers she says drugged and raped her in 2011. When she did, she hoped to stay anonymous. But on Wednesday, a judge in New York denied a request to keep the 39-year-old woman’s name out of her civil claim against Oren and Tal Alexander, and two other defendants. Last week, days before her name would be released, she sat in the basement of her art gallery in Brooklyn. She was nervous and scared.
Victim of Alexander brothers goes public in civil lawsuit

4 days ago | swoknews.com | Ana Claudia Chacin |Claire Healy

MIAMI — The artist never expected to file a lawsuit against the Miami brothers she says drugged and raped her in 2011. When she did, she hoped to stay anonymous. But on Wednesday, a judge in New York denied a request to keep the 39-year-old woman’s name out of her civil claim against Oren and Tal Alexander, and two other defendants. Last week, days before her name would be released, she sat in the basement of her art gallery in Brooklyn.
EXPERT INSIGHTS-ILLINOIS ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW TO ADDRESS AI GOES INTO EFFECT ON 1 JANUARY 2026

4 weeks ago | today.westlaw.com | Claire Healy |Kathleen Parker |Erinn L. Rigney

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Illinois Anti-Discrimination Law To Address Ai Goes Into Effect On 1 January 2026

1 month ago | mondaq.com | Claire Healy |Kathleen Parker |Erinn L. Rigney

Effective 1 January 2026, Illinois House Bill 3773 (HB 3773) amends the Illinois Human Rights Act, (IHRA) to expressly prohibit employers from using artificial intelligence (AI) that "has the effect of subjecting employees to discrimination on the basis of protected classes." Specifically, Illinois employers cannot use AI that has a discriminatory effect on employees, "[w]ith respect to recruitment, hiring, promotion, renewal of employment, selection for training or apprenticeship, discharge,...
Two men in ICE custody died of ‘natural’ causes. Were their deaths preventable?

1 month ago | courant.com | Syra Ortiz Blanes |Claire Healy

By Syra Ortiz Blanes and Claire Healy, Miami HeraldHe survived Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, evacuated women and children in Kyiv to safety, and then crossed the border to escape the war. But after he arrived at the Krome North Service Processing Center in southwest Miami-Dade County, Maksym Chernyak, 44, suffered a stroke. Staff took more than 40 minutes to call 911. Later that day, on Feb. 18, a doctor wrote that Chernyak had irreversible brain damage. He died two days later.
Two men in ICE custody died of 'natural' causes. Were their deaths preventable?

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Syra Ortiz Blanes |Claire Healy

He survived Russia's invasion of Ukraine, evacuated women and children in Kyiv to safety, and then crossed the border to escape the war. But after he arrived at the Krome North Service Processing Center in southwest Miami-Dade County, Maksym Chernyak, 44, suffered a stroke. Staff took more than 40 minutes to call 911. Later that day, on Feb. 18, a doctor wrote that Chernyak had irreversible brain damage. He died two days later. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Two men in ICE custody died of ‘natural’ causes. Were their deaths preventable?

1 month ago | dailygazette.com | Syra Ortiz Blanes |Claire Healy

He survived Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, evacuated women and children in Kyiv to safety, and then crossed the border to escape the war. But after he arrived at the Krome North Service Processing Center in southwest Miami-Dade County, Maksym Chernyak, 44, suffered a stroke. Staff took more than 40 minutes to call 911. Later that day, on Feb. 18, a doctor wrote that Chernyak had irreversible brain damage. He died two days later.
Two men in ICE custody died of ‘natural’ causes. Were their deaths preventable?

1 month ago | dailyitem.com | Syra Ortiz Blanes |Claire Healy

He survived Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, evacuated women and children in Kyiv to safety, and then crossed the border to escape the war. But after he arrived at the Krome North Service Processing Center in southwest Miami-Dade County, Maksym Chernyak, 44, suffered a stroke. Staff took more than 40 minutes to call 911. Later that day, on Feb. 18, a doctor wrote that Chernyak had irreversible brain damage. He died two days later. kAm“x?