Property liability is an important legal concept that holds property owners responsible for injuries that occur on their premises. In Illinois, property owners have a duty to maintain a safe environment for visitors and guests. Failure to do so can result in legal liability if someone gets injured on their property. Understanding the common ways people get hurt on others’ properties can help individuals protect themselves and hold negligent property owners accountable if they are ever injured on the property of another. In such cases, contacting an experienced lawyer to obtain representation is often the best course of action.
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When pursuing a medical malpractice case, one very common question is whether the potential for compensation will be substantial. While the outcome of each case is unique and depends on various factors, understanding the key elements that influence the value of a medical malpractice case can help set realistic expectations. If you are looking to pursue a medical malpractice case, contact an established lawyer to help you pursue the compensation to which you may be entitled. 
Factors That Contribute to the Value of a Medical Malpractice Case
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Condominium law in Illinois is a field of law that handles the different complexities involved in the laws and regulations that govern legal issues regarding condominium associations, condo owners, and more. If you live in Illinois and need assistance in a matter related to condominium law, such as selling a condominium, contact a qualified lawyer to obtain the professional guidance you need.
Three Key Issues Handled by Condominium Law Attorneys 

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As we enter the autumn season and approach 2024, condominium associations across the United States are readying themselves for significant change in legislation that is likely to enhance corporate transparency and combat illegal activities, such as money laundering and various other illicit activities. This comprehensive law, the Corporate Transparency Act, or the “CTA” as it is commonly referred to, will have far-reaching implications for many kinds of business entities, particularly condominium associations. For legal guidance regarding how this new law will impact condominium associations, contact a lawyer to ensure you have the legal protection necessary to have a complete…
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The legalization of marijuana in many states has raised concerns regarding the impact of marijuana smoke in shared places, particularly in condo buildings. For those experiencing such situations, you may be wondering what you can do if you feel bothered by the aroma of marijuana in your condominium building. Consider contacting an attorney experienced in condominium law, as they will likely be able to help assist you in navigating this tricky situation. 
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You may be thinking about selling your condo because you want something bigger or you are moving out of the area; whatever your plans might be, it is important that you follow new changes to the condominium law so that you have a smooth transaction. As the seller, you will need to gather key documents, including the condominium’s rules and guidelines, which are known as the Declaration and by-laws, to share with the potential buyer. An Illinois attorney can help make sure that you adhere to Section 22.1, which went into effect at the beginning of this year.
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A condo association must occasionally change rules that are no longer working or introduce new rules to manage a new situation. It is normal and natural that the rules and procedures condo owners are subjected to may need to be updated from time to time. However, initiating those changes may be a process. A condo association cannot simply create new rules during a board meeting and have them take effect immediately. While it would likely be easier for condo associations to respond to changes and problems in the community if this were the case, requiring that certain steps be taken…
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Selling a business is a complex process that involves numerous legal intricacies. While it may be tempting to handle the sale on your own to save money, consulting with a business law attorney is essential to ensure a smooth and successful transaction. Today, we will discuss the importance of hiring a business law attorney when selling your business and how their knowledge can protect your interests throughout the selling process.
Comprehensive Knowledge of Business Law
A business law attorney possesses specialized knowledge in the legal aspect of selling a business. They are well-versed in the relevant laws and regulations, ensuring…
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Dog lovers and those who would prefer not to have dogs around must often cooperate in communal living environments like condos. Most dog owners are unwilling to give up their pet, who they may view as a member of their family. However, there are limits to what a condo association must legally accept when it comes to pet ownership. Some condos are not pet-friendly at all and bar residents from owning a dog entirely. Others restrict the breed and size of dogs permitted to live on the property. However, there are a wealth of legal exceptions that may apply to…
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Starting in 2020, the use of marijuana for recreational purposes became legal in Illinois. While adults are allowed to possess and use a certain amount of marijuana or marijuana products, those who do not use these substances may be concerned about how they will be affected. In particular, people who live in close proximity to marijuana users may be bothered by the smell of marijuana smoke, or they may worry that the use of drugs by others could potentially put them at risk. As they address concerns about marijuana use by residents, condominium associations will need to understand what types…
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