Former ComEd General Counsel Tom O’Neill took the stand Monday in Mike Madigan’s federal corruption trial, detailing how the utility company sought influence through connections with Madigan and his close associate, Mike McClain. O’Neill explained ComEd’s dependence on McClain, who had direct access to Madigan, and discussed how the company hired Madigan ally Victor Reyes’ law firm to secure legislative support. Prosecutors highlighted emails from McClain urging ComEd to retain the firm, citing its importance to “our Friend,” allegedly referring to Madigan. O’Neill’s cross-examination continues Tuesday.
Madigan trial continues in Chicago
Oct 29, 2024 | 6:19 AM
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