(“Isn’t that remarkable…..”) The Plaintiff in Brne v. Inspired eLearning, 2017 WL 4263995, worked in sales for the corporate publisher defendant. His employment contract called for arbitration in San Antonio, Texas. When defendant failed to pay plaintiff his earned commissions, plaintiff sued in Federal court in his home state of Illinois under the Illinois Wage …
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‘Surviving Partner’ Statute Defeats Fraud Suit in Mobile Home Spat – IL Court
The plaintiff in Jett v. Zeman Homes sued a mobile home seller for fraud and negligence after it failed to disclose a home’s history of mold damage and location in a flood zone. The plaintiff’s claims were premised mainly on an agent of the defendant mobile home owner who died during the course of the …
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Non-Shareholder Can Be Liable On Alter-Ego and Veil Piercing Theory – IL Bankruptcy Court
Buckley v. Abuzir will likely be viewed as a watershed in piercing the corporate veil litigation because of its exhaustive analysis of when a non-shareholder can be personally liable for corporate debts. In that case, the court provides an extensive survey of how nearly every jurisdiction in the country has decided the non-shareholder piercing question. …