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SEC Whistleblower in Qui Tam Suit is In House Attorney

In 2010, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enacted a law which encourages people in the know to “blow the whistle” on people or companies who are stealing from or cheating the government. The SEC rewards successful “whistleblowers” with up to 30% of sanctions collected by the agency. Recently, an…

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Craigs List Autofraud

        Our Chicago autofraud and Lemon law attorneys near Oak Brook, Schaumburg, Lisle and Willow Springs 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…

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AT&T Settles Alleged Unwanted Cell Phone Call Class Action for $45 Million

Machines are wonderful pieces of technology that have made many aspects of modern life faster and easier. For example, machines that automatically dial many numbers very quickly have made it incredibly easy for large companies with thousands of customers to quickly and easily reach all (or most) of their customers.…

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New Business Cases Pending Before the Supreme Court This Term

We all know that the Supreme Court is responsible for interpreting and clarifying the law. When a dispute between two or more parties reaches the Supreme Court, the Court’s decision in that case has the potential to influence American laws for decades to come. Sometimes, the rulings made by the…

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Hotel Allegedly Tries to Penalize Bride for Negative Yelp Reviews of Wedding Venue Made by Wedding Guests But Claims Policy Was Only a Joke

Consumers have long relied on recommendations from friends and family before buying products and services, and businesses have risen and fallen like empires on this tradition of word of mouth. Then, the Internet brought about the ability to broadcast your opinion of a business to practically everyone in the world,…

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Car Dealer’s Fail to Pay Off Car Loan on Trade-In

Car Dealers exposed for failing to pay off loan on trade-ins.Our Chicago autofraud and Lemon law attorneys near Oak Brook, Downers Grove and Hinsdale 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…

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Class Action Against State Auto For Allegedly Inflating Home Values to Inflate Premium Revenues Can Proceed Ohio Federal Court Rules

The cost of everything goes up with inflation and insurance is no different. As the value of our things increases with time, it makes sense that people would want sufficient coverage for all of their belongings. This can become an issue though, when insurance companies insist on raising the limits…

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Department of Labor Settles Alleged Unpaid Overtime Case with LinkedIn

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is responsible for maintaining safe and fair working conditions for all employees working in the United States. One of the main responsibilities that the DOL has is educating both employers and workers of the rights provided to employees under laws such as the federal…

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Attorney General Madigan Brings Consumer Fraud Claims Against Student Loan Debt Settlement Companies

Whenever there are large loans, there are bound to be targets for debt settlement companies. These are companies that tell borrowers that they will negotiate lower monthly fees for the borrower in exchange for a hefty upfront fee. They convince borrowers to pay them hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars,…

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Chicago Based Federal Appellate Court Remands to Reconsider Denial of Class Certification

The landmark decision not to certify a class of plaintiffs in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes has made it increasingly difficult for classes of plaintiffs to achieve certification. This is largely a result of the fact that the court in Wal-Mart determined that the class failed to meet the commonality…

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