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What happens if an order of default was entered against my town Home Association?
Chicago, IL
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Posted 23 days ago in Lawsuits / Disputes
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The complaint fell and hurt himself in front of one of the town homes. He is suing the town home association because the driveway was not properly shoveled. The problem is that there is no longer a town home association, but he is still suing the association, and that includes me because I was representative of the board when it was in existence. What should i do now after this order of default against the town home association was entered?
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Erik Glen Swanson
This attorney is licensed in Illinois.
Posted 22 days ago.
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You absolutely do not want to have a default order remain unchallenged, as it can be reduced to judgment, potentially rendering the individual homeowners (including yourself) liable. If proper insurance was in place, you should have legal counsel provided through the insuance company. If not, the homeowners will have to hire their own attorney to defend the lawsuit. Don't delay!
My firm defends lawsuits, including defending against personal injury lawsuits. I would be happy to talk to you and see if I can help.
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