By Andrew R. Schwartz | Published February 6, 2015 | Posted in Commercial Litgation | Tagged Tags: commercial lawsuit, federal court, state court | Leave a comment
When Should Commercial Litigation Go to Federal Court?
Commercial litigants need a litigation strategy before filing suit. Part of that strategy involves targeting the proper court to hear your claim.
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Important New Collection Case
On November 5, 2014, the Illinois Appellate Court, First District, preliminarily released its opinion in Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, NA v. Envirobusiness, Inc., 2014 IL App (1st) 133575, which provides important guidance on several aspects of collection law under §2-1402 of Illinois’ Code of Civil Procedure (“Code”).
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FAQs About Receiverships
What is a “receiver”? A “receiver” is a court officer appointed to protect property in dispute during the pendency of a lawsuit. As a court officer, a receiver has no discretion or personal control over the property he holds, but must obey court orders.
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Sophisticated Asset Recovery Seminar
Andrew Schwartz discussed the use of charging orders in cases where a member of the limited liability company or the company is the judgment debtor in a seminar titled Sophisticated Asset Recovery put on by the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education.
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Sophisticated Asset Recovery
On October 2, 2014, I participated in a seminar called Sophisticated Asset Recovery put on by the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education
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Andrew Schwartz Discusses Limited Liability Companies with IICLE
In the presentation titled “Charging Orders: Enforcement Against Members & Their LLCs,” Andrew Schwartz shared insights about creditors, debtors and limited liability companies with the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education on October 2, 2014.
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Defending Confession Judgment Cases in Illinois
On October 1, 2014, the Illinois Bar Journal published my latest article, entitled “Defending Confession Judgment Cases in Illinois.”
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Defending Confession Judgment Cases in Illinois
Andrew Schwartz latest article about confession judgment cases was published by the Illinois Bar Journal.
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FAQs About Civil Trials
As civil litigators, much of our practice involves trials. This blog answers some FAQs.
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FAQs About Corporations
What is a “corporation”? A corporation is a type of business organization recognized by Illinois law. Shares of stock evidence its ownership, and the owners are called “stockholders” or “shareholders.”
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