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Illinois Appellate Court: Junk Faxes Got You Blue? You Can Sue Too!

Illinois Appellate Court: Junk Faxes Got You Blue? You Can Sue Too!

by alexakos | Mar 3, 2010 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Who doesn’t want to be told of a cheap vacation package to Cancun? Or a great health insurance plan at a ridiculously low cost? While everyone is talking about the gun control law before the Supreme Court, I’m looking at a new opinion from the Illinois... (read more)

Sen Dodd’s Constitutional Amendment to Address Supreme Court Ruling on Corporate Campaign Contributions

Sen Dodd’s Constitutional Amendment to Address Supreme Court Ruling on Corporate Campaign Contributions

by alexakos | Mar 1, 2010 | constitutional amendment | 0 comments

Sen. Christopher Dodd has proposed an Amendment to the U.S Constitution (lots of that going around apparently) in response to the recent U.S Supreme Court decision effectively allowing corporations to spend freely in support of political candidates. The ruling sparked... (read more)

Illinois Constitutional Amendment Proposed for Medical Malpractice

Illinois Constitutional Amendment Proposed for Medical Malpractice

by alexakos | Feb 23, 2010 | constitutional amendment, legislation, medical malpractice, tort reform | 0 comments

A constitutional Amendment was proposed in the Illinois General Assembly to prevent courts from finding legislation about medical malpractice caps unconstitutional. In other words, although one of the jobs of courts is to strike down laws which are in conflict with... (read more)

Appellate Court today: American Airlines Sued for Refusual to Refund Baggage Fees After Flight Cancelled; American "picks off" Plaintiff

Appellate Court today: American Airlines Sued for Refusual to Refund Baggage Fees After Flight Cancelled; American "picks off" Plaintiff

by alexakos | Feb 19, 2010 | class action, pick off | 0 comments

Plaintiff checks in to a flight from O’Hare to White Plains, N.Y. (a route with which Your Friend the Lawyer and his Wife are very familiar), and pays $40 for two pieces of luggage. American cancels the flight, so Plaintiff requests a refund of the ticket and... (read more)

Supreme Court Rules Today on Convicted ex-Gov George Ryan’s Pension

by alexakos | Feb 19, 2010 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

You remember our good friend George Ryan who was convicted of multiple felonies committed while he was Governor and Secretary of State, including racketeering, conspiracy, mail fraud, making false statements to the FBI, and income tax violations. After the... (read more)
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