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Tick Tock, The Clock Lawsuit — Chicago Civil Rights Lawyers

The dismissal of a lawsuit filed against the Irving School District by the father of a child whose homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb.  It was alleged that the child’s civil rights were violated when the police charged with the making of a “hoax bomb.”  The federal complaint also…

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Baby Powder Can Cost More Than Just a Price Tag

The makers of products for newborns and young children, Johnson & Johnson, were subject to suit for their talcum powder.  It was alleged that lung cancer came about due to use of that powder.  As a result, a New Jersey banker and his wife were awarded $37 million in compensation…

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Lawsuit Over Chicago Tribune Sign on Tribune Tower in Chicago — Willowbrook and Dupage Business Dispute Attorney

Buying a landmark often comes with unique challenges people don’t have to worry about when purchasing just any old building. In addition to the location and the features of the building itself, buyers of a landmark also have to think about how they can preserve the value of that building…

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Trumped by Panama

The Panamanian government is in dispute with an owners’ association and Trump Hotels.  This was after an attempt to dislodge the Trump name from the Trump International Hotel and Tower Panama occurred. The matter first came to light when the property owners’ association voted to remove Trump’s management team.  This…

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Parish Allegedly Defrauded By Its Own Priest

While not all Catholic priests decide to take a vow of poverty when they’re ordained, a priest with a 10-acre estate in Williamston that includes six bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 10 fireplaces, three barns, an indoor swimming pool, and stained-glass windows seems pretty suspicious. And that’s just one of his properties.…

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Tennis Star Sues USTA

While most people may not consider the risks associated with someone slipping and falling on their floor, it’s a legitimate concern that property owners have to anticipate. While sometimes an accident is just an accident, other times it may be the result of negligence, in which case the property owner…

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First Bitcoin Criminal Lawsuit Filed — Chicago Business Dispute Lawyers Near Evanston and Wilmette

Although bitcoin’s meteoric rise in price and prominence has some people wondering if it’s a bubble, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and CBOE Futures Exchange agreed to start trading in the digital currency in December. Just a few months later, the first criminal lawsuit over bitcoin was filed against a Chicago…

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Appellate Court Finds That Legal Malpractice Case Can Continue Against Estate Attorneys — Chicago Contested Probate Estate Attorneys

When the millionaire owner of a thriving business dies without a will, leaving only a wife and a child from a previous marriage to sort out his possessions, chances are things are going to get ugly. That’s exactly what they did in a recent case before the Illinois First District…

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Tigani Brothers Business Dispute — Chicago Business Dispute Attorneys

Family disputes can turn nasty, as can business disputes, but there are few things worse than business disputes between family members. Recently, Robert F. Tigani Jr. and his brother, Chris Tigani, filed a lawsuit against their father, Robert F. Tigani Sr., for allegedly abusing his position as trustee to divert…

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Coming Together after Storm Damage: Insured vs. Insurer

Storms weather and can bring about the best and worst in people.  When damage occurs, the test of resilience, character, friendship and trust are all evaluated.  The process is not any easier when there is an Insurance company that one has to deal with and when there is the lurking…

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