Illinois pleading allows multiple "counts". Even inconsistent theories of law. So the way it works is that if you have a "law" count and an...

Depends on your goal: stay, or move. Rental units that are supposed to have heat but don't are considered "not habitable", so you could (with...

You sound mostly frustrated, and rightfully so. But the answer may depend on whether you are covered by the Chicago Residential Landlord & Tenant...

Since it appears you have an attorney, we are ethically unable to provide any legal advice. All we can do is to urge you to let your attorney know...

I agree with Mr. Brabender. As you have learned, one of the important things you get with renter's insurance is "loss of use". About the only other...

Sounds like you're doing a lot of the work yourself. You may also need a reputable general contractor who knows code. Think about it. But walking...

This is really a landlord-tenant issue so I moved your post to this area; hopefully you will get more responses. We can't give you any help in this...

Not only do I agree with both of the other responders, but I have to suggest that your best option (other than moving out because of the notice)...

The simple answer is that if the drive is private property and you don't own it, lease it, or otherwise have a legal (or equitable) right even to...

Generally real estate brokers who just represent prospective sellers and buyers can't "lien" the real estate for commissions in Illinois the way...