It seems that Target's lawyers are trying to use this Illinois statute: 720 ILCS 5/16-27 (a) A person who commits the offense of retail theft......

Hmm. This all seems to me to be questions of fact. Take a look at the Chicago Landlord Tenant Ordinance. You can find it online. If you had a final...

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First you should take a look at the statute 735 ILCS 5/2-401(b) ("... the name of any party may be corrected at any time, before or after judgment...

The fact that the ban is permanent probably does not mean that there is no statute of limitation. You are clever to have seen the possibly of...

The real question is if you have a current enforceable right to the information. It likely depends on your relationship to this organization and...

It seems that whatever the initial agreement was, she agreed to give you a refund in lieu of photographing the wedding. This would be the agreement...

The answer depends a lot on the language of the contract. The fact that it does not specifically say that the payment is nonrefundable is helpful...

Can I win this case if she decided to take me to court?

Given the letter, it seems you "can" win, but that does not mean you would win. As my colleague notes, more information is necessary. Without the...

What can be done from my side in this case?

Actually, the answer is, it depends. In Illinois, real estate brokers may collect on an oral contract or an implied contract, i.e., the agent...