When officers of a corporation misrepresented the capacity of the corporation to meet requirements of an RFID manufacturing project, the district court allowed some claims for breach of contract, quantum meruit, and unjust enrichment to proceed. The court also dismissed some claims against the individual officers of the corporation, based…
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Designer Direct v. PNC Financial Services Court Grants Summary Judgment on Breach of Contract Claim Under UCC Provisions — Chicago Business Dispute Lawyers Near Oak Brook
The district court granted summary judgment to a bank on a breach of contract claim where a bank customer was precluded from suing bank for payment of fraudulent checks because customer did not report fraud within 90 days of receiving statement containing copy of first fraudulent check, and account agreement…
Trinity v. ColFin Affirms That a Mistake is Not Binding if it is not Relied Upon — Chicago and Oak Brook Real-Estate Litigation Attorneys
Where the mortgage on a development company’s property was mistakenly recorded as satisfied, and then later corrected, the mistaken release did not extinguish the debt, and the contract was still effective. Trinity 83 Development borrowed $2 million from a bank in return for a mortgage on real property and a…
MEP Construction v. Truco MP LLC Summary Judgment in Mechanics Lien Case Affirmed — Top DuPage County Breach of Contract Lawyers Near Wheaton and Naperville
Where a construction manager overstated amount in mechanic’s lien by more than 100%, and overstatement consisted of work performed by other contractors that manager did not have a contractual relationship with, the circuit court did not err in granting summary judgment to restaurant owner alleging constructive fraud on part of…
DiTommaso Lubin Files Amicus Brief in Illinois Supreme Court on Behalf of the National Association of Consumer Advocates and Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety
Our firm today filed an amicus brief or friend of the court brief in the on behalf of the National Association of Consumer Advocates and Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety in an important consumer rights case and commercial law case, arising out of an interpretation of a provision of the…
Peerless Network v. MCI Communications Services — Summary Judgment Decision Reversed in Breach of Contract Dispute — Best DuPage County Breach of Contract Lawyer Near Oak Brook and Glen Ellyn
When a contract dispute arose between two telecommunications companies over the rates charged during the switching process of telephone call transmission, district court committed error in granting partial summary judgment to plaintiff, as it was likely that the same facts and issues would appear before the appellate court in the…
NPR Reports — The Role Of Lawsuits In Addressing The Opioid Crisis — Top Chicago Business Litigation Lawyers
Forum Selection Provision – Mandatory or Permissive? Knowing the Difference Could Make the Difference in Commercial Litigation — Chicago Commercial Litigation Lawyers Near Naperville
Knowing where to bring a lawsuit and what state’s laws to apply can have a huge impact on the success of business litigation. Courts have developed extensive and complicated rules and procedures for determining where a lawsuit should be brought and which jurisdiction’s laws to apply, but that procedure is…
Tower Communications v. TSC Construction — District Court Rejects Personal Jurisdiction in Breach of Contract and Tortious Interference Case — Chicago Business Dispute Lawyers
The district court rejected personal jurisdiction over a business and two of its employees where the alleged breach of contract and tortious interference occurred in a different state, and the employees and business lacked sufficient contacts with Illinois to justify jurisdiction. Tower Communications and TSC Construction are competitors in the…
USAA v. PLS — Bank’s Negligence Suit Dismissed Against Check Cashing Company — Chicago Business Dispute Lawyers near Oak Brook and Naperville
A bank’s negligence suit against a check-cashing company was dismissed when the district court found that there was no private right of action under which the bank could sue to enforce regulations regarding the safeguarding of personal financial information. USAA provides banking services to members and veterans of the United…