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: Illinois Lawyer BlogBE WARY OF THE VOLUNTARY
By Mark P. Loftus, Esq.
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The Illinois Supreme Court recently came down with a decision that should make make Illinois trial attorneys think twice about taking voluntary dismissals of their cases. The Hudson v. City of Chicago case involved allegations that the City failed to properly respond to a life-threatening situation. In November of 1998, George Hudson Jr., just three years old, was having trouble breathing. His mother called 911 and advised the operator about George's breathing difficulties.
Nonetheless, the C read more
Full post as published by Illinois Lawyer Blog on May 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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