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  • Listen to Radio Broadcast of DiTommaso-Lubin Attorney Donna Adler Speak About How Class Actions Can Rectify Consumer Rights When Businesses "Cheat Big in Small Ways"
  • A Great Video Describing Lemon Law Rights -- Our Chicago Trial Attorneys Bring Lemon Law and Auto Fraud Lawsuits
  • Auto Repair Fraud By EZ Lube Charged by California Attorney General -- Our Chicago Consumer Attorneys File Consumer Fraud Law Suits for Auto Fraud, Automobile Dealer and Car Dealer Fraud, and Auto Repair Fraud Claims
  • Motorola Sues Former Executive for Moving to Competitor Nokia -- Our Chicago Covenant Not to Compete Lawyers Defend and Prosecute Non-Compete and Trade Secret Lawsuits Throughout Illinois
  • Lawsuit Alleges Illinois Restaurant Shaved Hours From Servers’ Timecards
  • Court Rules Claim for Negligent Online Security Against Bank May Go Forward
  • Video By a Forensic Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner Discussing Common Types of Business Fraud -- Our Chicago Business Trial Attorneys Bring Suit to Recover Monies Lost by Businesses Due to Fraud and Breach of Fiduciary Duty
  • Beware Fake IRS Emails Which Scam Consumers and Businesses -- Our Chicago Consumer and Business Fraud Trial Lawyers File Individual and Class Action Suits to Stop Frauds
  • Video Documentary on Wage Theft Shows That the Practice of Failing to Pay Overtime or Minimum Wages is Widespread -- Our Chicago Attorneys Bring Indiviual and Class Action Lawsuits for Unpaid Wages
  • Employees File Proposed Class Action Accusing AT&T of Misclassifying Them -- Our Chicago Overtime Attorneys Bring Class Action Wage Lawsuits in Illinois and Across the Country
  • Employees Not Entitled to Compensation for Showering Time After Shift
  • Attorney Fees Not Available When Failure to Provide Home Repair Pamphlet Was Unintentional
  • DiTommaso-Lubin's Oak Brook and Chicago Attorneys Peter Lubin and Vincent DiTommaso Named 2010 Illinois Super Lawyers as Class-Action, Business Litigation and Consumer Rights Attorneys
  • A Video Summarizing Wage Claims for Unpaid Overtime -- Our Chicago Overtime Attorneys are Investigating and Litigating a Number of Unpaid Overtime Claims
  • A Video Summarizing Some Legal Issues Relating to Non-Compete Agreements -- Our Chicago Attorneys Prosecute and Defend Covenant Not to Compete Lawsuits
  • Excerpts From the "Crisis of Wage Theft" Disclose That Wage Theft is Causing Workers to Lose Billions of Dollars in Unpaid Overtime -- Our Chicago Overtime Attorneys Take Action to Protect Your RIght to Collect Unpaid Overtime
  • A Short Primer on What to Watch Out For to Avoid Car Dealer and Auto Fraud Scams -- Our Chicago Attorneys Have Sued Auto Dealers Over Many Types of Auto and Auto Loan Fraud
  • Wage Claim Class-Action Lawsuits for Unpaid Overtime Are on the Rise -- Our Chicago Attorneys Are Investigating and Litigating a Number of Unpaid Overtime Claims
  • Loan Underwriters Are ‘Production’ Employees Eligible for Overtime, Court Rules
  • Our Chicago Auto-Fraud and Lemon Law Attorneys File Suit on Behalf of Consumer Who Were Deceived Into Purchasing Flood Cars or Rebuilt Wrecks
  • Consumer Frauds Often Targets the Elderly or Disabled -- Our Chicago Attorneys Handle Individual and Class Action Consumer Fraud and Deception Cases Throughout Illinois and the Midwestern States
  • Appeals Court Upholds Verdict in Case Over Storage Company Incorrectly Selling Property
  • Google Sues for Declaratory Judgment That Keyword Advertising Does Not Infringe
  • Our Chicago Auto Fraud and Lemon Law Attorneys File Suit to Provide Justice to Consumers Who Purchased Certified Used Cars That are Rebuilt or Were Involved in a Serious Accident
  • Our Predatory Loan, Installment Loan and Pay Day Loan Consumer Attorneys Want to Stop Predatory Loan Churning Practices Targeting Mentally Impaired Elder and Disabled Persons
  • In Wake of Successful Lawsuit Against Reseller, Mary Kay Sues Yahoo! for Trademark Infringement
  • Series of ATM Fee Fraud Lawsuits Allege Banks Failed to Disclose Fees
  • Illinois Department of Labor Maintains an Excellent Website Providing Information on Federal and Illinois Overtime Laws -- Chicago Unpaid Overtime Lawyers and Attorneys Who Can Protect Your Wage Claim Rights to Unpaid Overtime
  • U.S. Department of Labor Maintains an Excellent Website Providing Information on Federal Overtime Laws -- Chicago Overtime Attorneys and Lawyers Who Can Protect Your Wage Claim Rights to Unpaid Overtime
  • First District Upholds Summary Judgment in Shareholder Freeze Out Dispute Among Doctors
  • New Jersey Man Sued and Criminally Charged for Alleged Theft of Domain Name
  • Illinois Man Sues Marriott for ATM Fee Fraud From Machine at Lincolnshire Hotel
  • Improperly Canceled Auto Insurance Policy Means Insurer Has Duty to Defend Driver in Accident, Appeals Court Rules
  • Scope of Injunctions Enforcing Restrictive Employment Covenants Must Be Clear, Fourth District Decides
  • First District Says Delaware Law Controls Dispute Over Returning Overpayments From Trust Fund
  • First District Rules Plaintiff Not Entitled to Punitives in Noncompete Clause Lawsuit
  • Promissory Note Holders May Sue Estate to Collect on Debts Due After Death, Appeals Court Rules
  • Hardship to Former Employee Should Be Considered Outside Motion to Dismiss, First District Rules
  • Federal Circuit Rules Hotels.com May Not Have Trademark Because Name is too Generic
  • Illinois Plaintiffs Can Recover Under Promissory Estoppel, Illinois Supreme Court Rules
  • Illinois Trade Secrets Act Does Not Preempt Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claims, First District Rules
  • Second Circuit Rules Sale of Google Keyword Advertisements May Be a Use in Commerce Under Lanham Act
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our DuPage, Lake, and Cook County, and Chicago Illinois Consumer Lawyers Can Assist You in Consumer Fraud and Deception Lawsuits
  • Appeals Court Upholds Injunction Enforcing Salesman’s Covenant Not to Compete
  • ‘Domainer’ Sues for Declaratory Judgment That Domain Name Does Not Violate Company Trademark
  • Second Circuit to Rule on Whether Retailer May Be Held Liable for Failing to Stop Sales of Counterfeit Products
  • Appeals Court Decides Client May Sue Insurance Broker for Taking Kickbacks From Insurers
  • Damages Not Duplicative Under Lanham Act and Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, Eleventh Circuit Rules
  • First Amendment Protects Allegedly Defamatory Statements in Men’s Clothing Advertisement, Illinois Supreme Court Rules
  • Second District Reverses Trial Court’s Judicial Determination of Fair Market Value in Shareholder Dispute
  • Company May Not Enforce Judgment Against Individual and Partnership Not Named in Original Claims, Third District Finds
  • Financial Consultant Did Not Breach Fiduciary Duty to Bank Takeover Candidate, Appeals Court Rules
  • Fiduciary Shield Doctrine Does Not Apply When Fiduciary Is Motivated By Personal Interests, First District Says
  • Software Company Sues Google for Allowing Competitors to Buy Advertisements Using Its Trademarks
  • Business Liable for Notary's Misconduct Under Common Law But Not Statute, First District Rules
  • Partnership Agreements May Not Eliminate One Partner’s Fiduciary Duty to Others, First District Rules
  • First District Rules Improper Joinder of Legal Malpractice Case With Underlying Action Does Not Foreclose Defenses
  • First District Strikes Verdict Against Partners But Leaves Firm Liable in Partnership Dispute
  • Fifth District Court of Appeal Overturns Damages Award in Trade Secrets Act Lawsuit
  • Continued Employment for a Short Time Is Not Adequate Consideration for Post-Employment Restrictive Covenant, Appeals Court Decides
  • Homeowner May Sue for Lending Fraud by Mortgage Insurer, Seventh Circuit Rules
  • Federal Reserve Board Handbook on the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Provides a Very Good Summary of the Act -- Our Chicago, Naperville, Waukegan, Wilmette, Northbrook and Wheaton Civil Litigation Attorneys Assist Victims Of Abusive Debt Collectors
  • Illinois Probate Law Allows Executors to Set Multiple Deadlines for Claims Against Estates, Appeals Court Decides
  • Incorrect Breakdown of Principal and Interest Does Not Violate FDCPA Requirement for ‘Truthful Information,’ Seventh Circuit Rules
  • First District Rules Insurer Must Defend Private Security Company in Chicago Fire Damage Lawsuits Despite 'Joint Venture'
  • Appeals Court Dismisses Chiropractor’s Class Action Lawsuit Against Insurer for Alleged Underpayment and Breach of Contract
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our DuPage, Lake, and Cook County, and Chicago Illinois Consumer Lawyers Can Assist You in Illinois Debt Collector Abuse Lawsuits
  • New FTC Question and Answer Brochure on the Federal Debt Collector Abuse Law -- Know Your Rights -- Our Chicago, Naperville, Wheaton and Waukegan Attorneys Can File Suit to Stop Abusive Debt Collectors
  • Video Describing 4 Common Types of Consumer Fraud -- Our Chicago Attorneys Handle Many Types of Individual and Class Action Consumer Fraud Lawsuits
  • New Report by National Consumer Law Center on Auto Dealers Taking Advantage of Working Families -- Naperville, Oak Brook, Wheaton and Chicago Lemon Law Attorneys Who Fight to Protect Working Families
  • Company Must Have Trial on Whether It Breached Golden Parachute Contract With Termination of CEO, Appeals Court Rules
  • Homeowners May Bring Derivative Claim Against Association’s Board of Directors, Appeals Court Rules
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our DuPage, Lake, and Cook County, and Chicago Illinois Consumer Attorneys Can Assist You in Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act Lawsuits
  • Second District Court of Appeal Upholds Nominal Judgment for Plaintiffs’ Failure to State Reasonable Basis for Damages
  • Material Breach of Contract Invalidates Covenant Not to Compete, Illinois First District Rules
  • Fourth District Court of Appeal Finds Company May Be Liable For Causing Another Company’s False Claim to Be Presented
  • Attorney Fees Are Actual Damages in Legal Malpractice Claims, Second District Rules
  • Fourth Circuit Rules That False Claims Act Applies to Contracting Fraud Against Iraqi Coalition Provisional Authority
  • FTC Website Explains Consumers Right to Be Free From Fraudulent and Harrassing Debt Collectors -- Our Chicago Consumer Lawyers and Attorneys Can File Private Lawsuits if You are a Victim of Unfair Debt Collection Practices
  • Land Owners May Pursue Lawsuit Alleging Chicago Landmark Ordinance Violates Illinois Constitution, First District Rules
  • Defense Contractor Northrop Grumman Settles False Claims Act Lawsuit Over Defective Satellite Parts
  • GMAC ‘Unfairly’ Repossessed Vehicle Under Illinois Consumer Fraud Act, Appeals Court Decides
  • Whistleblower and Justice Department Settle Qui Tam Lawsuit Against Quest Diagnostics
  • Seventh Circuit Rules Class Action Objectors Cannot Collect Damages for Privacy Breach Under FCRA or State Consumer Protection Law
  • Consumers May Be Entitled To Hundreds of Millions of Dollars of Refunds Due to Alleged Health Insurance Fraud
  • Supreme Court to Decide Whether Federal Government is Always a Party in Qui Tam Whistleblower Cases
  • Small Entrepreneurs Turn to Litigation After Falling Victim to Alleged ‘Franchise Fraud’
  • Appeals Court Upholds Finding Against Breach of Contract Because No Contract Existed
  • Auto Dealership Entitled to New Trial Over Compensation Under Quantum Meruit, Seventh Circuit Decides
  • Summary Judgment Stands for Consumer Class Alleging Unfair Debt Collection Practices, Seventh Circuit Rules
  • Motion to Dismiss Denied in Proposed Federal Class Action on Alleged Fraud by OnStar and Four Automakers
  • United States Postal Inspection Service Website Offers Important Tips For Avoiding Mail Fraud, Ponzi Schemes and Identity Theft
  • Useful Tips For Preventing Internet Fraud When Purchasing a Car Online
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our DuPage, Lake, and Cook County, and Chicago Consumer Attorneys Can Assist You in Junk Fax, Privacy Rights, TCPA and Other Consumer Rights Lawsuits
  • FBI Website Provides Tips For Avoiding Internet Fraud
  • National Fraud Center's Internet Fraud Watch Website
  • Advertising is Excluded from 'Professional Services' in Insurance Coverage Dispute, Second District Decides
  • FTC "Consumer Sentinel" Database Relies on Individual Consumer Complaints to Monitor and Stop Consumer Fraud
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our DuPage and Cook County, and Chicago Consumer Lawyers Can Assist You in Junk Fax, Privacy Rights, TCPA and Other Consumer Rights Lawsuits
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our DuPage and Cook County, and Chicago Consumer Lawyers Can Assist You in Your Lemon Law, Auto and RV Fraud, Unfair Debt Collection, Unfair Wage Practices Claims and Other Consumer Rights Lawsuits
  • Direct Deception Not Necessary in Consumer Fraud By Omission, Rules Appeals Court
  • Appeals Court Rules Contract Not Valid After 'Material Modifications'
  • Appeals Court Rules Small Business Cannot Sue Bank Over Embezzlement
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our Chicago Consumer Attorneys Can Assist You in Your Internet Fraud, Lemon Law, Auto and RV Fraud, Unfair Debt Collection, Unfair Wage Practices Claims and Other Consumer Rights Lawsuits
  • FTC Website Provides Useful Tips for Recognizing Telephone and Telemarketing Fraud -- Our Chicago Area Consumer Lawyers and Telemarketing Fraud Attorneys Can File Private Lawsuits if You are the Victim of Telephone or Telemarketing Fraud
  • Best Websites to Learn About Consumer Law Issues -- Our Chicago Consumer Attorneys Can Assist You in Your Lemon Law, Predatory Lending, Auto and RV Fraud, Unfair Debt Collection, Unfair Wage Practices Claims and Other Consumer Rights Lawsuits
  • Dealer Implied Warranty Applies to Manufacturer When They Have an Agency Relationship, U.S. District Court Rules
  • Federal District Court Certifies Class in Overtime Class Action Lawsuit
  • First District Rules Auto Dealer Committed Fraud By Misrepresenting Car's History
  • Guarantors of Commercial Lease Are Liable Even After Lease Changes Hands, First District Rules
  • Illinois Tenants Entitled to Interest on Security Deposit, Fifth District Rules
  • Restrictive Covenant Does Not Apply to Shopping Center Lease, Fourth District Decides
  • Tenants Do Not Need to Prove Willful Violation of Chicago Ordinance to Recover Security Deposit Interest, First District Rules
  • Three Leading Profession Organizations Have Published a New Guide to Preventing Business Fraud -- If Your Business Has Been a Victim of Fraud Our Experienced Chicago, Naperville, Wheaton and Oak Brook Business Trial Attorneys Can Help Recover Your Losses
  • Attorneys May Be Disqualified When Appearing Before a Judge Who is a Former Law Partner
  • Chicago Federal District Court Strikes Down Mandatory Arbitration Clause
  • Class Certification Allowed Even in Cases With Small Damages
  • Evidentiary Hearings in Motions to Disqualify Illinois Attorneys
  • Contribution Act Does Not Bar Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim in Embezzlement Case
  • Shareholders Cannot Use Attorney Client Privilege to Effect a Freeze-Out
  • Trademark Dispute Between Naperville Small Business and National Corporation Can Proceed
  • Protect Yourself from Abusive Bill Collectors With the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
  • Our Naperville, Oak Brook, Wheaton and Chicago Lemon Law Attorneys Defeat Motion to Dismiss Breach of Warranty and Fraud Claims Involving an Allegedly Defective RV
  • Fallen Investment Bank Socked With Fair Debt Collection Practices Lawsuit
  • Our Chicago, Aurora and Joliet Class Action and Consumer Rights Attorneys Can File Suit to End Debt Collector Abuse
  • Marketing Fraud Costs Pharmaceutical Maker $62 Million for Settlement
  • Using Forensic Accountants and Certified Fraud Examiners in Shareholder, Business, Divorce and Commerical Litigation
  • Shareholders Cannot Sue Bank One Officers, Appeals Court Decides
  • Will Executor’s Bad Faith Trumps Shareholder Stock Redemption Agreement By Decedent
  • Shareholder May Withdraw Complaint, Appeals Court Rules in Corporate Dispute
  • LLC Members Owe Company, Manager No Fiduciary Duty, Appeals Court Rules
  • Respected Law Professor's Insights on Corporate Freeze-Out Litigation
  • Missed Deadline Bars Stolen Corporate Opportunities Claim, Appeals Court Rules
  • Court of Appeal Allows Retroactive Rule Change in Junk Fax Insurance Case
  • Without Written Confidentiality Agreement, Competing Does Not Breach Fiduciary Duty, Court Rules
  • Earnings of Closely Held Company Are Not Marital Property, Appeals Court Says
  • Chicago Consumer Attorneys DiTommaso-Lubin Win Precedent in Missouri Class Action
  • Company President Has No Standing to Sue Alleged Alter Ego, Appeals Court Rules
  • Our Chicago Consumer Attorneys Can Assist in Recovering Money Damages for Consumer Frauds-- Federal Reserve Website Assists in Reporting Consumer Fraud to the Right Agency
  • How to Avoid RV and Auto-Fraud -- Chicago Consumer Attorneys Who Can File Suit to Recover Damages for RV and Auto-Fraud and Lemon Automobiles
  • Chicago Consumer Attorneys Who Assist in Stopping Debt Collector Abuse
  • Mutual Fund Owners May Not Sue Over Excessive Fees, Seventh Circuit Rules
  • Seventh Circuit Finds No Duty to Defend For Liability Insurer When Liability Based on Intentional Wrongs
  • Illinois Blocked-Crossing Law Is Preempted, State Supreme Court Rules
  • Midwest Insurers Have Duty to Defend in Junk Fax Class-Action Suits
  • Bond Filing Absolutely Must Precede Attachment Order Under Illinois Attachment Act, Appeals Court Rules
  • Federal Judicial Center's "Managing Class Action Litigation: A Pocket Guide for Judges" is an Excellent Research Tool for Class Action Lawyers and Judges
  • Seventh Rules Credit Must Be Firm, But Not Valuable Under FCRA
  • Tolling Agreement Supersedes Statute of Limitations in Legal Malpractice Case
  • The Chicago Consumer Attorneys at DiTommaso-Lubin Win Precedent In Hotel Billing Fraud Case
  • Illinois Supreme Court Rules Subcontractors Are Not Subject to Consumer Protection Law
  • FACTA Class Actions Grow
  • Contract Counterclaim Fails and Sanctions Upheld, Seventh Circuit Rules
  • Pennsylvania District Court Certifies Health Club Fee Class Action
  • Expose of Illegal Debt Collector Tactics -- FTC Website Summarizes Consumer Right to be Free From Debt Collector Harrassment
  • Northern District of Illinois Federal District Judge Rules That Bona Fide Error Defense in a Putative FDCPA Class-Action Must be Pled With Particularity Under Rule 9

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