On December 14, 2021, SFBBG’s Matthew Tyrrell scored a victory on behalf of a Chicago-area based manufacturer of high-end, custom-designed computers, servers and related services, and their owner and CEO, after an in-person
Question: I deal in cryptocurrency through my business. Customers sometimes pay me in Bitcoin and I sometimes use Bitcoin to pay suppliers. Will these transactions be treated as if payment was made in cash?
December 2, 2021
The Status of Workplace Vaccine Mandates / Unlawful Workplace Harassment and Legal Exposure: Identifying Risk Factors (Winter 2021)
Contributors: Bill Klein, Matt Tyrrell
Firm Partner Ron Silbert recently shared his thoughts and recollections with the DePaul Law Review.
November 8, 2021
General Criticisms and Statements Impugning a Plaintiff’s Personal Traits Do Not Support Claims for Defamation per se
Recent cases suggest an uptick in defamation lawsuits seeking damages for statements containing general criticisms of the plaintiff or highlighting certain negative personal traits. The theory is that such statements qualify
