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Joseph Ginsburg to be a Guest on a Weekly Radio Show

Joseph Ginsburg to be a Guest on a Weekly Radio Show

September 28, 2017

Joseph Ginsburg will be a guest on Shalom Klein’s AM560 radio show, Get Down To Business, on October 1st at...
Is the Confession of Judgment Provision In My Contract Enforceable?

Is the Confession of Judgment Provision In My Contract Enforceable?

August 28, 2017

Answer: In a consumer transaction, no.¹ In a commercial transaction, it depends. A typical “confession of judgment” provision in a commercial contract...
An Employer Can Be Liable for Accessing an Employee’s Personal Email Even if the Employee Engaged in Misconduct

An Employer Can Be Liable for Accessing an Employee’s Personal Email Even if the Employee Engaged in Misconduct

August 16, 2017

Over the last several years, communication via email and text has become commonplace in the workplace. Oftentimes, employees use one...
Revisions to the Illinois Limited Liability Act

Revisions to the Illinois Limited Liability Act

August 7, 2017

The Illinois Limited Liability Company Act (805 ILCS 180) (the “LLC Act”) recently underwent significant revisions which became effective on...
Reminder to Chicago Landlords: Tenants Must be Notified of a Pending Foreclosure Action

Reminder to Chicago Landlords: Tenants Must be Notified of a Pending Foreclosure Action

July 25, 2017

Under the City of Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance (“RLTO”), owners and landlords of residential property located in the City...
Recent Revisions to Illinois Limited Liability Company Act

Recent Revisions to Illinois Limited Liability Company Act

July 25, 2017

By: Pamela Gros The Illinois Limited Liability Company Act (the “LLC Act”) was originally enacted in 1993 and was later revised in...
Privacy and the Applicant

Privacy and the Applicant

July 25, 2017

The interviewing process should not be one that is fraught with legal risk.  However, privacy concerns are on the rise...
Reminder to Chicago Landlords: Tenants Must be Notified of a Pending Foreclosure Action

Reminder to Chicago Landlords: Tenants Must be Notified of a Pending Foreclosure Action

July 17, 2017

Under the City of Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance (“RLTO”), owners and landlords of residential property located in the City...
Have You Looked at Your Estate Plan Documents Lately?

Have You Looked at Your Estate Plan Documents Lately?

June 23, 2017

Does this sound familiar? “John and Mary kept delaying any discussions about preparing estate planning. After they had their first child,...
Administrative Dissolution May Breach a Company’s Third-Party Contracts

Administrative Dissolution May Breach a Company’s Third-Party Contracts

April 26, 2017

By: Pamela E. Szelung Under Illinois law, corporations and limited liability companies (“LLCs”) are required to file annual registrations with the Illinois...
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