Has IL defendant waived an affirmative defense by filing an "answer" to my complaint without raising the defense in the answer?
They have not waived it. They will undoubtedly file a2-619 motion to dismiss. If not, you may just survive.
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They have not waived it. They will undoubtedly file a2-619 motion to dismiss. If not, you may just survive.
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In addition to what others have said, You should contact the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission (www.iardc.org).
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Attorney Lurie laid it out perfectly. Just focus on whether the law is on your side or not and try to convince the judge.
Same answer as before this is a repost. Talk to your lawyer.