Piercing the Corporate Veil – A Primer
With financial fraud on the rise, the inevitable question facing creditors is how to collect from businesses when debts go unpaid.
Support Animals – Does “No Pets” Mean “No Pets?”
Emotional support animals have become more and more common, so it is important for homeowner associations (“HOAs”), condo associations, management
Chicago Paid Leave Changes: Is Your Business Ready?
Last week, the City of Chicago passed the “Paid Leave and Paid Sick and Safe Leave Ordinance” (“Ordinance”). Summarize it
Fannie Mae’s New 5% Down Financing
Fannie Mae recently announced that it will drastically reduce multifamily home down payment requirements for owner-occupied transactions (where the buyer
The Illinois-Federal Foreclosure Split
View Original Publication in Illinois Bar Journal, Vol. 111 #10, October 2023 In personam deficiency judgments, mandatory versus discretionary, and other
Check Your DMs: Service via Social Media in Illinois
Earlier this year, the Illinois Supreme Court amended Illinois Supreme Court Rule 102, to allow for service of summons via
Adding “Power” to Your College Checklist
Starting college or moving out of a parent’s house is a new beginning in any adult child’s life, and many
Remote Employees: Do They Need Sexual Harassment Training?
Recent guidance from the City of Chicago states that the City’s sexual harassment requirements – and penalties – apply to
ChatGPT and the Law: Like Chess, But Not as “Black and White”
In May 1997, Garry Kasparov – at the time, the world’s chess champion – lost a match to an IBM
Supreme Court Revisits Protected Communications – Why it Matters to You
Are all communications with your attorney protected by the attorney-client privilege? The short answer is ”no”. The longer answer is