By Andrew R. Schwartz | Published June 9, 2014 | Posted in Commercial Litgation | Tagged Tags: breach of contract, common law fraud, consumer fraud, fraud claim | Leave a comment
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What is “commercial litigation”? Generally speaking, we use the broad term “commercial litigation” to describe any litigation involving trade and commerce.
Read MoreFraudulent Transfers in Illinois
What is Illinois’ Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (“IUFTA”)? The IUFTA is a statute designed to combat fraudulent transfers by debtors that impair the rights of creditors.
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What is a “confession-of-judgment clause”? A “confession-of-judgment clause,” also called a “cognovit,” is a contract provision that lets a creditor appoint a lawyer for the debtor, who agrees to let the creditor take a judgment against the debtor.
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