It takes one lawsuit to sink a company, but I don’t worry. In over 13 years, David has yet to lose a case for me.
As a very astute, talented litigator, David can be both a wonderful tactician on strategy as well as an excellent advocate and negotiator. Although David is one of the nicest guys in the world, we are confident that he will calmly absorb the body blows that will invariably come from the other side and then punch back even harder and more aggressively.
Without his help, his knowledge, and his guidance, we would not be in business today. And I tell you, it’s not just about saving me and my company, he saved 75 employees and their families as well.
We are proud of our wins – both in the courtroom and at the negotiation table – including
groundbreaking cases that create law. The secret to our success is no secret: We craft creative legal strategies based on our clients’ goals and bring our team’s extensive knowledge and experience to bear on the legal and business questions at hand. Our goal is always to achieve a favorable outcome that protects our clients’ interests and helps them grow their businesses.
Recently, I had the opportunity to present to the Commercial Litigation Committee of the Chicago Bar Association on a topic that frequently arises in commercial disputes but is often misunderstood in practice: the distinction between material and partial breaches of
Walking into a courtroom for jury duty, I felt immediately out of place—in the best way possible. It was my first time sitting in a courtroom, and I was clearly the youngest person in the room. Many people complain about
Recently, I had the pleasure of judging moot court competitions at the University of Chicago Law School (my alma mater) and the DePaul College of Law. At UChicago Law, six groups of two competitors grappled with Landor v. Louisiana Department
