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  • Supreme Court Applies Stricter Pleading Standard for Civil Actions
  • Illinois Courts Define Respondeat Superior
  • Delaware Courts Discuss Proper Purpose for the Inspection of Corporate Books and Records
  • Illinois Courts Recognize Promissory Estoppel As A Cause of Action
  • U.S. Supreme Court Holds Forum Selection Clauses are Generally Enforceable
  • Illinois Courts’ Requirements for Piercing the Corporate Veil
  • Illinois Courts Provide Requirements For A Joint Venture or Partnership to Exist
  • Illinois Courts Define Strict Liability in Product Liability Cases
  • Illinois Courts Define Contractual Unconscionability
  • Illinois Court Holds That Information About Customers’ Needs and Requirements When Selling Ordinary Goods May Not Be Considered a Trade Secret
  • Illinois Courts Define Acts Constituting Fraudulent Intent
  • Illinois Courts Hold That An Opinion Does Not Constitute Actionable Fraud
  • Illinois Courts Hold Actual Malice is Required to Sustain a Cause of Action for False Light Invasion of Privacy
  • Illinois Courts Have Held That Statements Concerning Future Intent And Future Conduct Are Not Actionable As Fraud
  • Illinois Courts Have Held That, Generally, Statements As To Value Will Not Constitute An Actionable Fraud
  • Negligent Misrepresentation
  • Illinois Courts Define the Requirements for an Intent to Deceive Under a Cause of Action for Fraud
  • Illinois Courts Define a Cause of Action for Constructive Fraud
  • Illinois Deceptive Trade Practices Act
  • Commercial Disparagement in Illinois
  • Establishing a Tortious Interference with a Contract Claim in Illinois
  • Illinois Courts Generally Hold Adhesion Contracts As Lawful
  • Illinois Courts Determine What Is Sufficient Consideration To Establish A Valid Contract
  • Illinois Appellate Court holds Rescission as an available Remedy
  • When Appropriate, Duress May be a Defense Against the Enforcement of a Contract
  • Mistake as Grounds to Rescind a Contract
  • Offer and Acceptance of a Valid and Enforceable Contract
  • Illinois Court Requirements to Establish a Violation of the Illinois Trade Secrets Act
  • Illinois Courts Hold Specific Requirements for Enforcement of a Contract Modification
  • Illinois Courts Hold That Interference of a Business Relationship May Constitute Tortious Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage
  • Proving Conversion in Illinois
  • Illinois Courts Determine Conditions For Which A Fiduciary Relationship Exists
  • Recovering Damages Under Unjust Enrichment Of An Implied Contract In Law
  • Can One Recover Damages From An Oral Contract?
  • Is There A Different Standard Of Proof For A Defamation Suit Between Two Businesses?
  • Is A Series Of E-Mails Sufficient to Modify Contracts?
  • Do Exculpatory Clauses Bar Claims For Breach Of Contract?

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    • Forum Selection Clauses
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    • Joint Venture Agreements
    • Misrepresentation
      • Negligent Misrepresentation
    • Piercing the Corporate Veil
    • Pleadings
    • Products Liability
    • Promissory Estoppel
    • Respondeat Superior
    • Shareholder Derivative Litigation
    • Strict Liability
    • Tortious Interference
      • Tortious Interference with Business Relationship
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      • Tortious Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage
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    • Unjust Enrichment
    • Vicarious Liability

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