Jimmy Connors is one of my all-time favorite tennis players and professional athletes. Not just because he was such a fiery competitor who seemed to literally spill his blood and guts every time he took the court. But because of his racket. In an era dominated by space-age racket technologies like Kevlar, ceramics and …
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Fraud In the Inducement and Fraudulent Concealment – Illinois Primer
In Thorne v. Riggs, 2013 IL App (3d) 120244-U (September 3, 2013), the trial court rescinded a real estate contract and the Third District affirmed. In doing so, the Court examined Illinois fraud in the inducement and fraudulent concealment law and discussed the “special relationship” fiduciary duty rule. Facts: Plaintiffs sued two LLC members alleging they …
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