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Message From the Courts: Illinois Supreme Court Reinforces Service of Process Allowable via Social Media, Text and Email

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For several years now, people across all aspects of society have been relying more and more on electronic methods to communicate with one another, both personally and professionally. Attorneys and the courts are not exempt from this advancement, and many judicial systems have taken steps to keep up with the times. Illinois courts have… Read More »

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Asset Buying vs. Stock Sale: What’s the Difference? What Should I Do?

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When you acquire a company, the process is significantly more involved than purchasing real estate or other property. There are more options, more nuances, more regulatory issues to consider, more taxation concerns to keep an eye on, and more opportunities for unexpected liability. One of the most important decisions the parties must make is… Read More »

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What Are the Different Kinds of Partnerships?

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When you establish a business with a partner, you have several options available for the corporate structure. Certain types of businesses are limited to certain types of business structures. For example, some states do not allow law practices to operate as a limited liability company. Even if you can form an LLC or corporation,… Read More »

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Can You Evict a Tenant That Does Not Have A Written Rental Lease?

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Written leases and rental agreements spell out the rights of landlords and tenants, including when and how landlords can evict tenants. What happens when there is no written lease? Can tenants simply stay on the property forever? Can they be evicted for no reason? Below, our seasoned Illinois residential and commercial real estate attorneys… Read More »

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How to Keep Your Business Running During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

By MacDonald, Lee & Senechalle, Ltd. |

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected nearly every aspect of our daily lives and has had a devastating effect on small businesses across the country. While the light at the end appears to be approaching fast, we are not out of the tunnel just yet. Below, our seasoned Illinois labor and business law attorneys offer… Read More »

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