Our Naperville commercial litigation attorneys explain potential ways of getting out of a contract in the following companion blog article.

Although signing a contract may feel seem binding, there are some cases that would excuse you out of a contract. These may include: material breach by the other party, duress, impracticability, undue influence, mistake, fraud and anticipatory repudiation. We discuss other factors that could potentially make a contract illegal or unenforceable. ​

Read the full article by our Naperville commercial dispute attorneys explaining defenses to breach of contract.

Our Naperville commercial dispute attorneys use the following article to further discuss motions to dismiss in Illinois business dispute litigation.

Motions to dismiss are used as a form of leverage by the defense to dismiss complaints that do not state a cause of action or are overcome by a statutory effect in the complaint. This article discusses motions to dismiss as well as the process in which the motions are briefed by the lawyers, oral arguments heard by the judge and the aftermath of a motions to dismiss ruling.​

Read the full article by our Naperville commercial litigation attorneys explaining motions to dismiss in Illinois. 

In this article, our Naperville business attorneys explain who bears the attorney fees in commercial litigation.

An attorney fee clause essentially states that should a dispute arise between the two parties, the winning party of the contract dispute is entitled to attorney fees and court cost from the other side. It is important to put an attorney fee clause into a contract for various reasons. An attorney clause may deter parties from thoughtless lawsuits and make lawsuits meritorious and affordable.

​Read the full article by our Naperville business litigation lawyers discussing reasons to include an attorney fee clause into a contract.