A recent Seventh Circuit decision provides critical clarity on the accrual of postjudgment interest under 28 U.S.C. § 1961, particularly regarding punitive damages in high-stakes commercial litigation.
Recent federal court rulings on the Video Privacy Protection Act and Facebook Pixel highlight a growing circuit split regarding online privacy rights. This article explores how the Second Circuit’s decision in Solomon v. Flipps Media affects the future of digital privacy litigation.
Few professional moments carry as much risk—and opportunity—as leaving a law firm in Illinois. Whether you are considering a lateral move, launching your own practice,
Navigating the transition from Trial Evidence vs Summary Judgment is critical for success in Commercial Litigation Chicago. This post explores how summary judgment motions Illinois filings can fail on appeal if not properly introduced at trial, drawing on key lessons from recent Illinois appellate rulings.
The Illinois Appellate Court recently issued a pivotal ruling in Davie & Associates v. Reditus Healthcare, clarifying how the statute of limitations, adverse domination doctrine, and res judicata apply in complex business litigation. This case offers critical lessons for shareholders and LLC members involved in fiduciary duty disputes and legal malpractice claims.
The recent $93M collapse of Stream Finance and the subsequent shutdown of Elixir’s deUSD stablecoin have sent shockwaves through the DeFi ecosystem. For investors and businesses facing significant losses, consulting with an experienced Business Litigation Lawyer in Chicago is essential to understanding liability, recovery strategies, and the evolving regulatory landscape in Illinois.
A recent Illinois Appellate Court decision clarifies when loan documents qualify as written indebtedness, allowing lenders to benefit from a 10-year statute of limitations. This ruling offers critical guidance on contract drafting and document integration for Chicago businesses and financial institutions.
When elite representation fails, the consequences can be catastrophic. This article explores a recent legal malpractice and fiduciary breach complaint, highlighting how conflicts of interest and flawed fee arrangements can compromise a lawyer’s duty of loyalty, particularly in high-stakes Illinois litigation.
Navigating the complexities of Illinois appellate jurisdiction is critical for any litigant. A recent First District decision highlights how strict adherence to Rule 303(a) and the timing of post-judgment motions can determine the fate of your case, proving that civil procedure is more than just a formality—it is the gatekeeper of substantive rights.