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Running a business during the COVID-19 pandemic is difficult – and made even more so with the entry, stay, repeal, and revision of government-implemented regulations. On November 5, 2021, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) published an...
An officer or executive employee of a company usurps a business opportunity or misuses funds. Most clients assume this is an open-and-shut case of breach of fiduciary duty. Two recent decisions from the Illinois Court of Appeals serve as a reminder that proving...
Certain positions within an organization require the disclosure of proprietary information that, if leaked, could potentially harm a company’s future. In situations like these, a non-compete agreement can help protect business interests. Meanwhile, experience can be...
When the documents addressing corporate governance and ownership are not clear, disputes inevitably follow. That is what happened to a successful technology company based in DuPage County. A high-level executive left for new opportunities and shortly after claimed he...
Cyber security threats lurk in all aspects of modern business. It is important to have knowledgeable counsel when a problem develops. Recently, one of our clients had their email hacked in an attempt to misdirect hundreds of thousands of dollars of customer payments....
When individuals declare bankruptcy, their creditors are often left without meaningful recovery. That is not always the case when it is possible to argue that the debtors are not entitled to the protections of bankruptcy law. Following a bench trial in the United...
Tomlinson & Shapiro attorneys Michael Tomlinson, and Michael Shapiro recently won a lawsuit on behalf of the owner of a manufacturing business that had been owned by his family for five generations. The case was litigated in circuit court in DuPage County....
In July 2017, the Illinois LLC Act underwent a variety of substantive changes affecting everything from how an LLC is organized with the Illinois Secretary of State to the ability of its of members to disclaim certain fiduciary duties. The following is a list of some...
On August 24, 2015, in JMB Manufacturing, Inc. d/b/a Summit Forest Products Company v. Child Craft, LLC et al., the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit reversed a $2.7 million judgment against an individual client and a corporate client of the firm....