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What is the Difference Between Creditor Workouts and Bankruptcy?

by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Jul 17, 2022 | Bankruptcy, Business Briefs, Business Law, Civil Litigation

Unfortunately, many businesses are confronted with extraordinary losses and may be forced to choose between a creditor workout or a reorganization bankruptcy in order to survive. Some of the differences between workouts and bankruptcies include. Timing. A creditor...

Trade Secret Protection

by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Sep 14, 2021 | Business, Business Briefs, Business Law, Civil Litigation, Litigation

The 2016 Federal Defend Trade Secrets Act put federal trade secret protection on par with that for other intellectual property, like copyrights and patents, but without requiring registration or disclosure. The number of state and federal lawsuits using the Act...

Arbitrations and Business Disputes

by Brooks, Tarulis & Tibble | Aug 10, 2021 | Business, Business Briefs, Business Law, Civil Litigation, Contracts, The Courts

Many businesses and contracts provide for mandatory arbitration of disputes in lieu of or prior to filing a lawsuit. While arbitration sometimes provides a quicker and less expensive way to resolve a dispute, parties need to be aware of the differences and some of the...

Illinois Biometric Law Allows Lawsuits Even When Plaintiff Has No Damages

by Douglas Tibble | Apr 5, 2019 | Business Law, Civil Litigation, Privacy

Millions of mobile phone, bank and investment customers now use fingerprint readers, eye scans, and voice recognition technologies as security and privacy enhancing technologies. Biometric information can provide more security than a password, however, once biometric...

Civil Litigation

What is the Difference Between Creditor Workouts and Bankruptcy?

Trade Secret Protection

Arbitrations and Business Disputes

Illinois Biometric Law Allows Lawsuits Even When Plaintiff Has No Damages

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