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Lawsuit Alleges Apple Watch Screens Prone to Cracking, Shattering and Popping Out on Their Own — Chicago Class Action Attorneys in DuPage County

  It’s common for early versions of a new technology to suffer from some kinks that still need to be worked out, but usually, developers find remedies for those problems in later versions of the technology. Unfortunately, Apple allegedly failed to find a fix for their defective Apple Watch screen,…

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Don’t Ask About Pay History Unless You Want to Face Civil Rights Litigation — DuPage Employment Law Attorneys

Inquiries into the background history of an employee have the potential to affect the salary set for an employee in the future. Questions such as, “how much did you make in your previous job?” have the potential to legally tie up employees and not in a good way. Though the…

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Can Employees Pursue Class Action Arbitration?

Employers have increasingly been including arbitration agreements in their contracts with their workers. These clauses require the worker to give up any right to sue their employer in court, instead of requiring them to pursue all legal disputes in arbitration, where employers have significant advantages over their workers. Because arbitration…

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Pay History Matters in an Era When Workers Have More Rights — Top Chicago Employment Lawyers

Inquiries into the background history of an employee have the potential to affect the salary set for an employee in the future. Questions such as,  “how much did you make in your previous job?” have the potential to legally tie up employees and not in a good way.  Though the…

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Landmark Illinois Equal Protection Case Finding That Divorced and Married Parents Must be Treated as Equals

DiTommaso Lubin’s predecessor firm litigated a case that is now before the Illinois Supreme Court on Respondent’s appeal of 750 ILCS § 5/513 (“Section 513”) being declared unconstitutional. When an Illinois Statute is declared by a court to be unconstitutional it can be directly appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court…

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UFC Fighter Allegedly Committed Fraud, Breach of Contract, and Stole Trade Secrets

When small companies compete against larger, more established companies working in the same space, they often rely on their unique selling points to set them apart from their competition and establish their own niche in the marketplace. But succeeding with that tactic becomes much more difficult if your competition starts…

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Not Everyone Is Satisfied with Spotify Settlement — Chicago Copyright Attorneys

One of the biggest advantages to settling a lawsuit outside of court is that it removes the uncertainty of going to trial. The plaintiffs are sure to get some financial benefit, rather than risking it all at trial, and the defendants often pay a lower amount than they would have…

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At the Heart of CBS’s Civil War Is the Question of Shareholder’s Rights — Chicago Corporate Freeze-Out and Squeeze-Out Lawyers

The past few years of Shari Redstone’s life sound like something taken directly from a soap opera after her aging father, Sumner Redstone, fell ill and required a full-time nurse to take care of him. You probably know Sumner Redstone as the media mogul who ran the National Amusements theater…

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Illinois Guidelines for Statutory Maintenance are Inapplicable in Certain Proceedings — DuPage County Post Decree Family Law Lawyers

The Illinois Guidelines for Statutory Maintenance are Inapplicable in Proceedings to Modify Maintenance that were Ordered before the Amendment Went into Effect. Currently, maintenance in Illinois is governed by 750 ILCS 5/504 of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Recently, Section 504 was amended, and the amendment became…

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Zestimate Is Not an Appraisal — Top Chicago Class Action Attorneys Listed in Super Lawyers

While online tools can be a great way for consumers to gain information on products before they buy, they can be a hassle for sellers. Brick-and-mortar retailers have long complained about shoppers coming in to look over their merchandise before buying it for a lower price online. There have also…

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