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Keep Your Friends Close: What to do When a Friend and Business Partner Allegedly Defrauds You — Our Chicago Business Dispute Attorneys Concentrate on Business Litigation

Keep Your Friends Close: What to do When a Friend and Business Partner Allegedly Defrauds You When entering into business transactions, it’s always important to know the terms of the agreement. The importance of being aware of the exact terms of an agreement cannot be overstated. Sometimes, even more important…

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Appellate Court Reverses Part of Trial Court Ruling on Partnership Dispute Case

Just like any relationship, the breakup of a law firm is complicated, especially when a partner start a new business of their own. In the case of Bernstein & Grazian, P.C. v. Grazian & Volpe, P.C., 402 Ill. App. 3d 961, 931 N.E.2d 810 (2010), the actions of the partners…

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Eight Tips to Avoid a Used Car Dealer Cheating You into Buying a Flood Damaged Car 

Follow these 8 tips to see if a used car you are thinking of purchasing has been damaged by water from a flood.  Here are 8 tips to avoid purchasing a flood water damaged car.  These cars can also be brand new water damaged cars.  Be careful! Avoid having to…

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Walmart Faces Alleged Class Action Lawsuit By Pharmacists for Allegedly Failing to Pay For Training Time

Workers generally expect that any time required by the employer is time for which they get paid. This should hold true regardless of whether the employees are performing work or receiving training necessary to perform the job. According to a recent class action wage and hour lawsuit against Wal-Mart, the…

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When You Buy a Used Car (Even a Certified Used Car) You Can’t Rely on a Carfax Report Provided by a Dealer

Whey they buy a used car, many consumers rely on Carfax or AutoCheck to reports to see if car of their dreams has been in an accident, suffered flood damage,  been stolen, or had some other issue that would lower its value substantially. As a result, many car dealerships will offer to…

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Grocery Chain Publix Faces Overtime Lawsuit

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is a federal law that governs things like the minimum wages employees can be paid, as well as when they should be paid overtime and how much they should be paid for overtime. States also have their own labor laws to govern minimum wage…

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Non-Competition Agreements – When Can They be Enforced?

Many clients come to us with misunderstandings with regard to non-compete agreements which are often called covenants not to compete.  Some clients believe because an employee signed the agreement it is an iron glad and enforceable agreement no matter how broad and restrictive the terms of the agreement.  Some employees…

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Bank of America Agrees to Settle Overtime Case on a Class Wide Basis

Hiring part-time employees can be a great way for businesses to fill in the gaps in their employee schedule while saving money. It can also be beneficial for employees looking for flexible hours. On the other hand, part-time employees are often left without the benefits of full-time employees, including health…

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Class Action Brought Against DirecTV for Alleged Unpaid Overtime

Many workers have become accustomed to the standard 9-to-5 schedule, in which they work eight hours a day, five days a week. In some parts of the country, that has shifted to ten hours a day, four days out of the week. This gives employees a three-day weekend every week…

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Craig’s List Used Car Fraud

  Our Chicago autofraud and Lemon law attorneys near Naperville, Palatine, and Schaumburg bring individual and class actions suits for defective cars with common design defects and auto dealer fraud and other car dealer scams such as selling rebuilt wrecks as certified used cars or misrepresenting a car as being…

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