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Covenant Not to Compete Ruled Unenforceable for Failing to Comply With State Law – Elite Coil Tubing Solutions v. Guillory

An appellate court in Louisiana affirmed an order granting partial summary judgment to the defendants in a lawsuit over a purported covenant not to compete. The court held in Elite Coil Tubing Solutions v. Guillory that the plaintiff company failed to meet its evidentiary burden to enforce a non-compete agreement…

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Decision in Kohl’s Case Reversed and Class Claim Regarding Use of Alleged Fake Sales Prices Allowed to Proceed — Our Chicago Class Action Lawyers Enabled Illinois Consumers to Collect Substantial Class Action Recoveries

  Many times people buy things because they are on sale that they would not have bought otherwise. The idea of a good deal is a powerful motivator for shoppers and many retailers our Chicago class action lawyers have observed take advantage of that fact. Kohl’s is currently facing a…

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Chicago Class Action Attorneys at DiTommaso Lubin Obtain Certification of Nationwide Class

Judge Certifies Nationwide Class in Lawsuit against Abercrombie & Fitch A nationwide class has been certified in a lawsuit against Abercrombie & Fitch for allegedly voiding gift cards issued to customers as part of a 2009 winter holiday promotion despite the fact that the gift cards stated “No Expiration Date.”…

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Breach of Contract Claims May Proceed in Putative Class Action Against Health Spa Chain, According to Illinois Federal Court – Grabianski v. Bally Total Fitness — Our Chicago Class Action Lawyers Pursue Consumer Rights Class Actions

Our Chicago class action lawyers have noted a recent decision where an Illinois federal court dismissed several claims in a putative class action lawsuit against a nationwide chain of health spas, but allowed two causes of action for breach of contract to proceed. Grabianski, et al v. Bally Total Fitness…

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Viacom Sued in TCPA Class Action For Allegedly Sending Out Unsolicited Text Messages — Our Chicago Class Action Lawyers File Unsolicited Text Message and Fax Class Actions

  With all the spam that companies tend to send out, it’s no wonder that most people carefully guard their telephone numbers. Many people, however, don’t think of the fact that they are giving their number to every person and company that they call or send text messages to. In…

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Chicago Tribune Settles Class Action Alleging Subscribers Overcharged

  Once a subscriber gives a company their credit/debit card or bank information to charge subscription fees, some companies will take advantage of that to raise their fees without notifying their subscribers. Such is allegedly the case with the Chicago Tribune. Cheryl Naedler and Theodore Raab, two Tribune subscribers, filed…

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Sketchers Settles Class Actions Alleging That its Shape-Ups Don’t Really Help Consumers Get in Shape

  Many people are on the look-out for a quick fix to lose weight and get in shape. It is therefore no surprise that hundreds of thousands of people took advantage of Skechers’s offer when they introduced shoes that claimed to help people lose weight and tone up. Skechers’s ads…

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Claim for Fraud in the Sale of a Business Requires Proof of Both Reasonable and Justifiable Reliance on a Misrepresentation – Walid v. Irene Couture

A couple who bought a retail business in New Jersey filed suit for fraud, alleging that the seller materially misrepresented the business’ revenues. After a bench trial, the lower court ruled for the defendants in Walid v. Yolanda for Irene Couture, Inc., holding that the plaintiffs did not demonstrate by…

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Literary Agent Sued for Allegedly Stealing Rights for “To Kill a Mocking Bird” From Harper Lee

Many people will try to take advantage of the sick and elderly by having them sign away their rights when they are vulnerable. However, when someone in a compromised position signs a legal document, a court of law may choose not to find that document to be binding. Such is…

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Does Facebook “Like” Button Give Rise to First Amendment Rights? Federal Appellate Court Set to Decide the Issue.

  Many of us use Facebook “likes” every day to express our feelings and opinions on the internet. In fact, according to Facebook, around 3 billions “likes” and comments are made on the social network site on a daily basis. However, it is still a relatively new form of expression…

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