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Parlux Sues Jay Z for Breach of Partnership Agreement

It is common for public figures to put their name on various products, even when they’re seemingly unrelated to that person’s career. Just seeing a celebrity’s name, face, or logo on a product is frequently enough to tempt people into making a purchase, but that alone is not always enough.…

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Odometer Fraud Investigation of Florida Car Dealer

    Our Chicago car fraud and Lemon law attorneys near Oswego and Sandwich 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…

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PF Chang Data Breach Class Action Dismissal Order Reviewed by Chicago Federal Appeals Court

The drastic advances in technology that have happened in recent years make many aspects of modern living much easier, but they have also put certain aspects of our lives at risk that were never at risk before. For example, as people use cash less and less and increasingly rely on…

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Odometer Rollbacks on the Rise Reports ABC 7 Chicago — Our Chicago AutoFraud Lawyers Sue Dealers Who Rollback Odometers

MANIPULATED MILEAGE: ODOMETER ROLLBACKS INCREASING The ABC7 I-Team is exposing the increase in odometer rollbacks. ABC7 I-Team Investigation View this story and video on the surge of odometer rollbacks in Illinois here:  ABC Report on Odometer Rollbacks. Our Chicago car fraud and Lemon law attorneys near Libertyville and Palatine bring…

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California Unpaid Overtime Class Action Settled by Time-Warner for $1.25 Million

Current and former California employees of Time Warner Cable LLC got a Christmas present in the form of an announcement that Time Warner has agreed to settle their wage and hour lawsuit for $1.25 million. The class action lawsuit was filed in June 2010 and alleged the cable company failed…

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Attorney Ethics Grievance Used to Avoid First Amendment Protections to Arguably Thwart Harsh Criticism of Expert Witness — Defamation Libel and Slander Lawyers Near Chicago — Top Defamation Libel and Slander Attorneys

In order to file a lawsuit against an individual or organization alleging violation of the law, the plaintiff must be able to allege specific and clear violations of the law, as well as actual damages the plaintiff suffered as a result of the alleged violation. This is as true of…

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Bills Cheerleaders Bring Overtime Claim Against NFL Franchise

The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) protects all employees working throughout the United States. It guarantees things like a minimum wage (which is currently set at $7.25 per hour) access to social security, and premium compensation for all overtime worked. The FLSA also defines overtime as all overtime spent…

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Gift Cards Are Big Business But When Do They Turn Into Consumer Scams — Our Chicago Class Action Lawyers Bring Suit For Gift Card Fraud

Gift cards can be a big money maker for some businesses. They rely on some the gift cards going unused until they expire, in which case the company gets to keep the money spent on the gift card without having to cough up the product or service it was meant…

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Whistle Blower Claims Remain Pending Against JPMorgan

Employees who notice something illegal or immoral going on at work are often made to choose between their conscience and their jobs. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform act prohibits employers from retaliating against whistleblowers (those who bring illegal practices to the attention of a regulatory authority), but in practice, these…

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New Overtime Class Action Filed by Uber Drivers

When a group of plaintiffs file a class action lawsuit, the class needs to be defined. If the judge is not comfortable with the parameters of the class as laid out by the plaintiffs, the judge can deny class certification until the plaintiffs come back with parameters the judge agrees…

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