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Defamation Suit Filed By Northwestern Professor Against Student — Our Chicago Defamation, Libel and Slander Attorneys Prosecute and Defend Defamation, Libel and Slander Cases

In the United States, the law states that anyone accused of committing a crime is innocent until proven guilty. Unfortunately, the public has a tendency to make up its own mind before all of the facts are available. Because of this, a lawsuit, if its allegations are untrue or not…

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Another Class Action Filed Against an NFL Franchise for Allegedly Using Junk Cell Phone Calls that Violate the TCPA

Advances in technology have done many wonderful things for us, but they have also made life more frustrating in some ways. For example, using automated dialing equipment, companies can now call or text many people at once at very little expense. Unfortunately, this is not only annoying for customers, it…

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New Studies Find Class-Actions Benefit Consumers

Many people believe that decisions made in courtrooms have little to do with anyone other than the people directly involved in the lawsuits, but that is not the case. When courts make a ruling, they have to consider not only the circumstances of the case before them, but how their…

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Toyota Sued Over Alleged Defective Dashboard That Allegedly Melt in Hot Weather

No sooner does Toyota recover from the fallout of its defective brake lawsuits, then the company is faced with more consumer class action lawsuits. This time consumers allege the company installed defective dashboards in its automobiles that melt when exposed to the sun over long periods of time. The lawsuits…

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Companies Add Fee Shifting Provisions to By-Laws to the Detriment of Shareholder Rights

Shareholders are not philanthropists. They are investors who expect to see a return on the money they put into a company. Because companies have a vested interest in attracting shareholders, laws have been put in place to make sure they act fairly and honestly when communicating with their shareholders about…

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Red Bull Settles Class Action to Resolve Actions Accusing it of Associating the Drink with Concentration and Performance Enhancement

Does Red Bull really give you wings? According to two recent consumer class action lawsuits against the maker of the energy drink, it does not. Although most of us don’t consider it a basis for a lawsuit when we fail to grow wings after drinking Red Bull, the lawsuits do…

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Appellate Court Gives New Life to Professor’s First Amendment and Wrongful Termination Lawsuit

It is somewhat common for workers who have been fired to claim that their termination was a result of their employer retaliating against them for undesirable behavior. Proving such an accusation in court is another matter. Most states have “at-will” employment laws, which means employers can terminate a worker’s employment…

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New Complaint in GM Class Action Alleges GM Knew About and Covered Up Unsafe Condition of Certain Models That Now Allegedly Have a Lower Value

When buying a car, there are many aspects to consider before deciding what to buy. Aside from cost, car buyers tend to be most concerned with safety and performance. No one wants to drive a car they don’t feel safe in. The reputation of the company making the car is…

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Can You Leave a Company and Take Employees With You? – Chicago non-compete agreement lawyers near Oak Brook and Naperville

“Can you leave a company, and take employees with you?” In InsureOne, the Illinois Appellate Court for the First District upheld the trial court’s award of $7,670,210 in damages for alleged violations of non-compete and non-solicitation agreements. Plaintiffs InsureOne Independent Insurance Agency, American Agencies General Agency, Inc., and Affirmative Insurance…

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Class Action Claims Brought Against Home Depot and Rust-Oleum for Allegedly Defective Restore Liquid Armor Coating — Our Chicago Product Defect Lawyers are Investigating Restore

Companies often invest a lot of money in the products they sell, especially new products that have recently been released. They spend money on advertising and they sometimes train employees in retail stores to conduct demonstrations of their new product. One company that recently launched a new product and talked…

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