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7th Circuit Argument in Libel Case Reversing Verdict for Plaintiff For Failure to Prove Actual Malice in Case of Public Interest

You can view the decision here. Our Naperville, IL libel and slander lawyers concentrate in this area of the law. We have defended or prosecuted a number of defamation and libel cases, including cases representing a consumer sued by a large luxury used car dealer in federal court for hundreds…

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Lubin Austermuehle’s Chicago Shareholder Oppression Attorneys and Chicago Defamation Attorneys Honored by Super Lawyers

  Super Lawyers named Chicago and Oak Brook shareholder oppression attorney Peter Lubin a Super Lawyer in the Categories of Class Action, Business Litigation, and Consumer Rights Litigation. Patrick Austermuehle of the Firm was named a Rising Star again and has a great deal of experience as a Chicago Defamation…

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Seventh Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Defamation Suit Filed by Non-Profit Organization against American Bar Association — Naperville Defamation Attorneys Near Chicago and Schaumburg

The Board of Forensic Document Examiners (“Board”), a non-profit organization that administers a certification program for forensic document examiners, filed a defamation lawsuit against the American Bar Association (“ABA”) alleging that it suffered reputational harm from an article published in an ABA law journal. A federal district court dismissed the…

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In Lawsuits Alleging Fraud and Abuse, Is the Victim the Patient or the Consumer? — Best Chicago Fraud Lawyers — Chicago Consumer Fraud Defense Attorneys Near Elmhurst and Naperville

What if you paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for new, original paintings by a famous artist, only to be told that the artist hasn’t painted in years and the paintings were created by someone you’ve never heard of? According to a series of lawsuits, Adam Max, son of the…

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Employee Allegedly Stole Secret Recipes from Garrett Popcorn Shops — Chicago Trade Secret Theft and Non-Compete Agreement Lawyers Near Oak Brook and Naperville

You might think of making popcorn as a fairly simple process: you pop the popcorn, coat it in your flavor of choice, package it and sell it. But the fact is that snack food manufacturers invest an incredible amount of time, money, and resources into crafting recipes that are perfectly…

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Washington State Places Severe Restrictions on Non-Compete Agreements — Chicago Restrictive Covenant Attorneys — Chicago Non-Compete Agreement Lawyers Near Naperville and Oak Brook

Have you ever been so excited to receive a job offer that you signed the employment contract without doing much more than skimming it (if that)? It’s a common story, and there’s a reason the employment contract tends to be the last step in the process – sometimes even coming…

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Michigan State University Allegedly Withheld Information About Title IX and Discouraged Students from Reporting Incidents of Sexual Abuse — Chicago Title IX Lawyers

Despite the strides we’ve made towards gender equality, men’s careers are still typically seen as more valuable than women’s careers, not only in the form of higher salaries but also in the form of prioritizing men’s careers over women’s safety. This is true in almost every industry, but especially in…

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Intercon’s CEO Sent Hazardous E-Waste to Landfills — Chicago Business Fraud Lawyers — Chicago Business Lawsuit Attorneys

Most people know better than to just throw their electronics in the trash. Instead, they should be responsibly recycled, which is where companies like Intercon come in. As technology evolves faster than ever and objects become obsolete almost as soon as they’re introduced to the market, Brian Brundage saw an…

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Getty Allegedly Required Payment for Public Domain Photos — Best Chicago Class Action Defense Counsel and Attorneys

Any time you need photos for any kind of marketing material, but don’t want to spend a fortune on a professional photographer, you probably go online and search for photos that are either in the public domain (and can, therefore, be used for free) or photos with licenses that can…

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Parents of Child Sued for Defamation by Daycare after Leaving Negative Review — Our Chicago Defamation Defense Attorneys Represent Clients Throughout Chicago Including in Naperville and Schaumburg

Earlier this month, a Florida daycare responded to a negative online review left by parents of a child that until recently attended the daycare by serving the parents who left the review with a defamation lawsuit. The parents, Marc LaRocco and Kimberly Moore, left the review after they claim the…

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