Civil law Archives - Page 2 of 6

March 3, 2017

The Basics Of Breach Of Contract Laws in Illinois

We enter into a number of contracts each and every day. Contracts are made on a regular basis, and it doesn't need to be written or signed by both

December 28, 2016

The Illinois Supreme Court recently clarified a 1979 law that states that property owners are immune from liability if someone slips on naturally

December 22, 2016

Security deposits are a common point of contention between landlords and tenants, even if the tenant leaves the property on good terms. Oftentimes

December 14, 2016

Every landlord or property manager has a few tenants who are more problematic than the rest. Either they are paying late, paying a partial rent, or

November 1, 2016

Illinois may soon make it easier for out of state lawyers to practice in the state and local lawyers to head abroad. That's because the state is

September 7, 2016

One area of law that we specialize in at Appelman & Lloyd is landlord and tenant disputes. If either party has violated their terms of the lease,

December 4, 2015

Home Alone is an all-time classic Christmas movie, and it centers around 8-year-old Kevin McAllister and the hi-jinks he gets into when he's

July 21, 2015

In an effort to protect citizens who are subjected to hate or discrimination based on their sexual orientation, Governor Bruce Rauner signed the

May 13, 2015

On November 2, 2012, after an unsanctioned Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity party at Northern Illinois University, 19-year-old David Bogenburger was found