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Illinois Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in Junk Fax Insurance Case

The Federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) makes it illegal to send unsolicited advertisements to fax machines. The Act provides that damages in these cases will be equal to the actual monetary loss suffered by the plaintiff or $500 per fax, whichever is greater. In the event that violation of…

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Court Dismisses Libor Price Fixing Claims

Although banks have not generally been looked upon favorably lately, U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald decided to look favorably upon 16 banks seeking dismissal of antitrust allegations, racketeering, and state-law claims. The allegations come from leading suits which had been seeking class action certification and claimed that the banks…

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Cass Sunstein Former Chief Regulator for the Obama Administration Discusses the Importance of Ensuring that Consumer Disclosures are Written in Plain English Which Consumers Understand

Our Chicago autofraud and Lemon law lawyers near Aurora and Naperville, Illinois bring suit for auto dealer fraud and other car dealer scams such as selling rebuilt wrecks as certified used cars or misrepresenting a car as being in good condition when it is rebuilt wreck or had the odometer…

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Chicago Federal Court Certifies Class Action Against comScore For Alleged Data Misappropriation

Many people these days take for granted that nothing we do on the internet is private. However, most of us still expect our personal computers and smartphones to remain free from internet stalkers. A recent lawsuit against comScore however, has revealed that this is not always the case. ComScore is…

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Court Denies Preliminary Injunction for Alleged Violation of a Covenant Not to Compete – Matter of Richard Manno & Co., Inc. v. Manno

A business sought to enforce a covenant not to compete against a former employee in Matter of Richard Manno & Co., Inc. v. Manno, requesting a preliminary injunction from the Supreme Court of Suffolk County, New York pending the outcome of arbitration. The agreement between the parties was part of…

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Supreme Court Doesn’t Require Expert’s Opinion to Meet Daubert Standard in Determining Class Certification

A highly anticipated Supreme Court ruling regarding class certification recently fell a little flat of expectations. While defense attorneys feared the Court’s decision would make it easier for class-actions to attain certification using any evidence at the certification stage, plaintiffs attorneys feared the opposite. They were afraid of the Court…

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Illinois Supreme Court Allows for More Type of Circumstances to Determine That Non-Compete Agreement is Enforceable in Reliable Fire Equipment Case — Our Chicago Business Lawyers Handle Non-Compete Lawsuits Throughout the Chicago Area

  When determining the legitimacy of restrictive covenants, it is important for judges to consider all requirements of legitimacy and to do so consistently. In a recent case, two former employees of Reliable Fire Equipment, a company which sells, installs, and services portable fire extinguishers and fire suppression and alarm…

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Whirlpool Sued in Class-Action Over Cancer Cluster — Our Chicago Class Action Lawyers File Class Actions for Clients Throughout Illinois

  With cancer being one of the biggest health scares in our country, it is frightening to think that something as seemingly innocent as a local park might be the cause of it. Whirlpool Park in Clyde, Ohio, so named because it was built by Whirlpool Corp. for its employees…

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Audi Settles Class Action Claims for Allegedly Defective Transmission

Car manufacturers provide warranties for their vehicles, promising to pay for most repairs and replacements that the vehicle requires within a certain number of years of purchase of the car or up to a certain mileage. However, if enough cars experience failures of a particular variety after the warranty expires,…

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Supreme Court to Hear Same Sex Marriage Case

Our Chicago class action and consumer rights attorneys fight for consumers rights in Illinois and throughout Illinois and the country. Our Chicago class action law firm pursue breach of contract and consumer fraud cases for consumers all over the country and in Kane, DuPage and Cook County Illinois as well…

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