The Supreme Court’s decision in Tyler v. Hennepin County arose from a property tax foreclosure. Its influence may extend well beyond delinquent taxes.
In BBLI Edison, LLC v. City of Chicago, No. 25-1713 (7th Cir. July 22, 2026), the Seventh Circuit considered whether Chicago may require the purchaser of a foreclosed apartment building to pay $10,600 to each tenant who declines to enter a new lease. The court upheld the ordinance under existing landlord-tenant precedent. Its opinion nevertheless contains an unusually direct acknowledgment that the Supreme Court has been expanding the circumstances in which government action may implicate the
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When someone breaks a promise that was backed by a legal contract, that is called a breach of contract. It happens too often, and it can cost you real money and cause real stress. Whether it is a contractor who walked off a job, a business partner who did not hold up their end of a deal, or a vendor who failed to deliver what was promised, Illinois law gives you options. If you are dealing with a breach of contract situation in 2026, the DuPage County 