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- Marinello Teaches CLE Course on “Deciding Whether to Put an Arbitration Clause in Your Fee Agreement”May 3rd, 2012--
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Mitchell L. Marinello
Mitchell L. Marinello spoke...
- ABA Publishes Christopher Moore’s Article on Recent Second Circuit Decision Regarding Arbitration Class-Action WaiversMarch 28th, 2012--
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Christopher S. Moore
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- Marinello Comments on Seventh Circuit’s Affirmance of District Court’s Refusal to Intervene in ArbitrationFebruary 15th, 2012--
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The American Bar Association (ABA) on February 14, 2012, published an article by Novack and Macey attorney Mitchell...
- Christopher Moore Explains How a Business May Recover for an In-House Lawyer’s ServicesFebruary 3rd, 2012-- More
- John Shonkwiler Explains How Improving E-mail Habits Can Help Reduce Litigation Costs and ExposureJanuary 16th, 2012--
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John Shonkwiler
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- Illinois Bar Journal Publishes “The Dangers of Litigating in the Media” by Partner Richard L. Miller IIJanuary 5th, 2012--
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Richard L. Miller II
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- Novack and Macey Attorneys Obtain Dismissal of Arbitration ProceedingDecember 22nd, 2011--
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Novack and Macey attorneys Tim Miller and Chris Moore represented...
- Andrew Campbell Discusses Privacy as it Relates to Personal E-Mails Sent through Employer-Owned Devices in Smart Business Chicago MagazineNovember 11th, 2011--
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Andrew Campbell, a partner at the business litigation firm Novack and Macey, was interviewed recently by Smart Business Chicago about the potential perils to businesses when employees send...
- Kohler Affirmed by Appellate Court on Jury Trial QuestionJuly 8th, 2011--
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Eric Macey, on behalf of Kohler Co., defeated warranty claims brought by plaintiff Indeck Power Equipment Co. (Indeck) after a three-week...
- Michael Weinberg Tells Businesses to Update Forms and Contracts at Least BiannuallyJuly 7th, 2011-- More
- Managing Partner Don Tarkington discusses “Safeguarding Trade Secrets” in Smart Business Chicago magazineJune 1st, 2011--
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Novack and Macey LLP managing partner Don Tarkington recently was interviewed by Smart Business Chicago, a regional journal...
- Miller Interviewed on How Businesses Can Obtain Emergency ReliefMay 2nd, 2011--
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- Siegel and Douglass Win Natural Gas ArbitrationMarch 9th, 2011--
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Novack and Macey LLP partner Stephen Siegel and senior associate Richard Douglass recently obtained a complete victory on the merits for their client – a natural gas supplier –in a dispute over...
- Smart Business Chicago Interviews Andrew Fleming on Illinois Rules of EvidenceFebruary 1st, 2011--
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Smart Business Chicago magazine interviewed Novack and Macey partner Andrew Fleming for its February 2011 Legal Affairs column entitled, “The...
- Courtney Tedrowe Explains How E-Mail and Other Online Technology Impact Contract Issues in Smart Business Chicago InterviewDecember 15th, 2010--
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Courtney D. Tedrowe was interviewed by Smart Business Chicago magazine in August 2010 on the legal considerations of doing business online. “A company that conducts a substantial–or even...
- John Shonkwiler Advises Businesses: “Clean Up Your Electronic Junkyard” in Interview with Smart Business MagazineDecember 15th, 2010--
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John Shonkwiler advises businesses to keep e-mails neatly organized and catalogued to avoid an electronic junkyard that might someday be involved in litigation. John, who was interviewed in the November...
- The Fiduciary Shield Doctrine: Giving Effect to Limited Liability by Refusing to Exercise Personal Jurisdiction Over Fiduciaries and Other AgentsOctober 21st, 2010--
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By Andrew D. Campbell and Monte L. Mann
Limited liability is one of the fundamental protections afforded to officers, directors and shareholders of corporations and members of limited liability...
- Illinois Settlement PitfallsOctober 21st, 2010--
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By Timothy Miller
Settlements in Illinois can pose significant pitfalls for lawyers practicing in Illinois. Almost all litigators are familiar with the rules of evidence and procedure that govern...
- When Can You Defend Both a Corporation and Its Officers?October 20th, 2010--
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By Richard L. Miller II and Joshua E. Liebman
When corporations and their officers are jointly sued, they often turn to their existing corporate litigation counsel for representation. But clients...
- Is Liability Lurking in Your Safety Rules?October 20th, 2010--
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An Interview with Mitchell L. Marinello
Safety rules are meant to prevent trouble, but a legal expert warns that safety rules in many companies hold the potential for expensive trouble.
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- Should Your Firm’s Engagement Letter Contain an Arbitration Clause?October 18th, 2010--
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By Mitchell L. Marinello
Even well-managed law firms occasionally run into a client that refuses to pay its legal bill. In those instances, the firm sometimes faces a dilemma. Does it sue its...
- Avoiding the Innocent Spoliation of EvidenceOctober 18th, 2010--
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By Richard L. Miller II and Kristen Werries Collier
Everyone loses and damages personal items from time to time. Likewise, business enterprises often misplace and inadvertently dispose of information...
- Steve Ciszewski Interviewed by Smart Business Chicago on the Importance of Liability InsuranceJune 1st, 2010--
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Smart Business Chicago magazine recently interviewed partner Steve Ciszewski on the importance of liability insurance to businesses. The resulting article appears in the June 2010 issue of the magazine....
- The fiduciary shield doctrine: Avoid litigating claims against officers and directors by challenging personal jurisdictionApril 21st, 2010--
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An Intervew with Andrew D. Campbell
The fiduciary shield doctrine is an equitable doctrine that can protect individuals from litigation for actions they take on behalf of their employers. It...
- The Collapse of the Auction Rate Securities MarketApril 21st, 2009--
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By Mitchell L. Marinello and Christopher S. Moore
In the past year or so, individual investors have faced some bitter disappointments. Some of the most distasteful were experienced by people...
- Protecting The Cost Advantages Of ArbitrationJanuary 21st, 2009--
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By Mitchell L. Marinello
Parties often complain that arbitration is no less expensive than traditional litigation. This is disturbing not because it is not true, but because it should not be....
- Departing Executives and the Wage Payment ActMarch 25th, 2008--
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By Richard L. Miller II and John Haarlow, Jr.
Demands for increased profits commonly lead to management housecleaning and corporate restructuring. As a result, high-level corporate employment...
- Departing Executives and the Wage Payment Act: A primer for employers and departing executives.January 21st, 2008--
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By Richard L. Miller II and John Haarlow, Jr.1
Departing executives – rightly or wrongly – often feel that they have not been properly compensated at the time of their departure. Over the...
- Transactional Malpractice CausationDecember 15th, 2006--
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By Timothy J. Miller and Brian M. Dunn
When a lawyer is negligent in representing his or her client, the lawyer may be required to pay the client the damages caused by his or her negligence....
- The Changing World Of Electronic DiscoveryOctober 21st, 2006--
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By Steven J. Ciszewski
Without question, developments in wireless and electronic communications technology have made it easier to keep in touch with the office at any time of day and from any...
