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What Illinois Law Protects Minority Shareholders or LLC Members from Breaches of Fiduciary Duty in Closely Held Companies?

In Illinois, the protections for minority shareholders or LLC members from breaches of fiduciary duty in closely held companies can be found in a combination of statutory provisions and case law. Firstly, the Illinois Limited Liability Company Act (805 ILCS 180/15-3) specifies that a member of a manager-managed LLC does…

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Why You Should Choose Lubin Austermuehle as Your Lawyers to Protect Your MInoirty Interests in a Closely Held Illinois Company From Breaches of Fiduciary Duty?

Choosing the right law firm to protect your minority interests in a closely held company is crucial, particularly when it comes to addressing breaches of fiduciary duty. Lubin Austermuehle is a firm that you might consider for several reasons: Concentration in Business Litigation: Firms like Lubin Austermuehle that concentrate in…

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What are the Grounds for Suing a Business Partner in Illinois?

In Illinois, there are several circumstances under which a partner can sue another partner (Battles v. LaSalle Nat. Bank, 240 Ill.App.3d 550 (1992)), (In re Ascher, 141 B.R. 652 (1992), (Hux v. Woodcock, 130 Ill.App.3d 721 (1985)): 1. A partner can sue another for a breach of fiduciary duty, such as if a…

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Can I Sue My College or University for a Tille IX Violation?

Yes, an individual can sue a college or university for a Title IX violation. The Supreme Court has recognized that Title IX entitles a person injured by a violation to sue for damages. In such cases, the plaintiff must demonstrate that an official of the educational institution who has the…

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Why Retain Lubin Austermuehle for Your Title IX Case Against a Your College or University?

Experience: Lubin Austermuehle has specific experience dealing with Title IX cases, which involve allegations of sexual discrimination, harassment, or violence in educational settings. Their familiarity with such cases can be crucial in navigating the complexities of both the legal aspects and the educational policies involved. Understanding of Educational Law: A…

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Can the Illinois Attorney General Sue my Company for Consumer Fraud?

Yes, the Illinois Attorney General can sue your company for consumer fraud (In re Tapper, 123 B.R. 594 (1991)), (People of State of Ill. ex rel. Hartigan v. Commonwealth Mortg. Corp. of America, 732 F.Supp. 885 (1990), (People of State of Ill. v. Life of Mid-America Ins. Co., 805 F.2d 763 (1986).…

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Why Should Your Company Hire Lubin Austermuehle to Defend it in an Illinois Attorney General Consumer Fraud Investigation?

Hiring Lubin Austermuehle to defend your company in an Illinois Attorney General consumer fraud investigation could be strategically beneficial for several reasons: Focus on Consumer Law: Lubin Austermuehle likely has a comprehensive understanding of consumer law, particularly as it pertains to the regulations and practices within Illinois. This focus on…

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What are the Grounds for Filing a Derivative Lawsuit for an Illinois LLC or Corporation?

In Illinois, a derivative lawsuit can be filed by an individual shareholder or a member of a limited liability company (LLC) to enforce a right that belongs to the corporation or the LLC (Silver v. Allard, 16 F.Supp.2d 966 (1998)), (Pistone v. Carl, Not Reported in N.E. Rptr. (2020). The aim of…

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Why Should you Retain Lubin Austermuehle for Your Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuit?

Retaining Lubin Austermuehle for a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit could be beneficial for several reasons: Focus on Business Litigation: Lubin Austermuehle has a focus on business litigation, which includes handling cases of breach of fiduciary duty. This specialization means they likely have a deep understanding of the laws and…

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What are the Best Defenses to a Libel Suit in Illinois?

In Illinois, there are several defenses that can be utilized in response to a libel suit. One such defense is the doctrine of “innocent construction”, where a potentially defamatory statement is innocently construed, and therefore not actionable. Expressions of opinion are another type of defense, as they are not considered…

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