Chicago, IL
Construction and development Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Litigation, Real Estate
Barring exceptional circumstances, a summons must be swerved at least 5 days before an appearance is due. Based on the sheriff's costs you cited,...
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That is not an accetsble response. Article 6 of the code of civil procedure governs pleadings. Ecxeot as to damages, the code requires an admission...
The short answer is possibly. If the contractor sues within 2 years of its last day of work and prevails and you do not pay the judgement within...
The document you refer to is a summons. It should have been accompanied by a complaint setting forth claims against you and/or the Condominium...
You have not asked a question? What would you like to know?
Unfortunately, it does happen a lot. It is impossible to say why in your case. There are so many reasons from the plaintiff not cooperating with...
A civil litigation attorney with experience in construction disputes. There are many issues that arise in roof cases that require an experience0d...
Yes you must send it pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 11. The clerk does not send pleadings or motions except small claim complaints that can be...
Say it in a motion. If the exhibit negates the claim, move for judgement on the pleadings or for dismissal. The judge can read the same thing you...
Most complaints need not be verified. Verified factual allegations can be binding judicial admissions that cannot be later contradicted except...
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