There are so many changes that are made in accounting, auditing, tax and consulting standards that the overlooking of how disputes are solved is a very real possibility. This is why users and providers of these services should be familiar with the benefits and disadvantages of the various different Alternative…
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Bertolli Agrees to Change Labels as Part of a Settlement — Top Chicago Class Action Law Firms
Extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) is the highest grade of olive oil and people are often willing to pay a higher price for bottles claiming to be filled with EVOO. By definition, EVOO has been made by cold-pressing olives, without using any sulfates or other chemicals in the extraction process.…
Grace Restaurant Non-Compete Agreement Lawsuit — Chicago Restaurant Employee Non-Compete Agreement Attorneys
Trendy big-city restaurants are often here today, gone tomorrow. Such is the case with Grace, a hot West Loop eatery that earned three Michelin stars, a bevy of industry awards, and was the most coveted reservation in Chicago before its owner abruptly closed the restaurant late in 2017. Now, Grace’s…
Fiduciaries Owe No Duty
It may have once been thought that officers constituted as being fiduciaries in a manager-managed LLC setting. Who or what are fiduciaries? Fiduciaries are individuals in whom another has placed the utmost trust and confidence to manage and protect property or money. The relationship wherein one person has an obligation…
Illinois Appellate Court Ruling on Due Process Rights of Incarcerated Parents — Top DuPage County Family Law Lawyers
Illinois Appellate Court Ruling on Due Process Rights of Incarcerated Parents A recent ruling in the Illinois Appellate Court decided if an incarcerated father had his due process rights violated because he was unable to attend a hearing terminating his parental rights since he was in a federal correctional facility…
Recent Illinois Appellate Court Ruling on Child Relocation — Best DuPage County Child Custody Dispute Attorneys
A recent ruling in the Illinois Appellate Court decided a very tough decision about two very qualified parents and whether the one parent could move out of Illinois with their minor child, so she could pursue her dream job. Two individuals were married and had one minor child, they decided…
Follow the Trend, Don’t Compete!
Courts and now legislators are competing against the trend of non-compete clauses in employment agreements. For it is Democratic leaders that have joined the bandwagon in terms of wanting to prohibit the use of covenants not to compete nationwide. Per Senator Warren’s press release, implementation of the clauses will reduce…
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…
Tweeted Photograph Can Still Lead to Copyright Infringement Action — Chicago Copyright Lawyers
A recent copyright ruling involving embedded Tweets of quarterback Tom Brady has created alarm among the digital media, where photos are embedded and linked to on a routine basis. In a copyright infringement case that could have a far-reaching impact on anyone who uses images on a blog or website,…
Orion Whistle Blower Lawsuit — Chicago Qui Tam Lawyers
The ousted founder and former CEO of Orion Energy Systems, Inc., cannot prevail in his federal whistleblowing claim against the company because his complaints to the board did not amount to whistleblowing under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the Seventh Circuit recently ruled in considering his appeal. Neal V. founded Orion in…