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Archives for 2014

Illinois Appellate Court Issues First Decision on Spoliation of Evidence in an Asbestos Case.

December 16, 2014

The Fourth District Illinois Appellate Court released its decision affirming our defense verdict in Holloway v. Sprinkmann 4-13-1118 (PDF opens in a new window). This opinion is noteworthy and favorable to the asbestos defense bar for the following reasons: Read More »

Randy Smith Joins Matushek LLC as a Partner

July 1, 2014

Randy Smith, formerly of Schoen, Mangan & Smith, P.C., joined Matushek LLC as a partner on July 1, 2014. Mr. Smith has tried seven jury trials and five non-jury cases to verdict. He has represented an industrial insulation contractor in asbestos litigation throughout the State of Illinois for the past thirteen years with great success.

Special Electric Granted Summary Judgment on Proper Corporate Dissolution

May 8, 2014

Dane County, Wisconsin Judge James R. Troupis recently ruled in favor of the motions drafted by Mike Martinez on behalf of Special Electric Company, Inc. and John Erato, its former President, and entered summary judgment in favor of these defendants. The court agreed with our argument that Erato’s resignation as president did not breach any duty owed to the plaintiffs, and that the statute of limitations barred any claim against Erato for a breach of fiduciary duty. We also persuaded the court that because Special Electric was dissolved by the State of Wisconsin on May 8, 2014, the court did not have the authority to reinstate the company. To do so would ignore the authority granted by the legislature to the Department of Financial Institutions as well as the Business Corporations Act. Alternatively, because Mr. Erato properly resigned, the court found that no one remained at Special Electric to be ordered to reinstate the company. Read More »

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