Recent News About Maksimovich & Associates
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A Chicago federal judge has stripped a former Broadview mayor from a suit by a group, which wants to open an adults-only club in the west suburban village, saying the group failed to prove the then-mayor did not enjoy the immunity of a public official in denouncing the proposed establishment.
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A group of investors – most of whom have remained concealed by what judges called an “obscure trail of contracts, trusts, and illusory commitments” – seeking to open a strip club in Broadview have suffered another setback as they try to force the suburban community to grant them the permit they need to open the establishment, in a ruling from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
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As claims for unpaid invoices for meats, fruits, vegetables and more continue to pile up, the remaining store locations run by suburban supermarket chain Joe Caputo & Sons appear headed to the auction block this spring.
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Already under a court order that liquidated some of its assets to pay a different produce supplier, suburban supermarket chain Joe Caputo & Sons could now face claims from more suppliers of fresh fruits and vegetables, who have asked a federal judge to let them make their case why the supermarket business should pay them almost $1.1 million for produce they say Caputo’s received, but has yet to pay for.
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A Chicago federal judge has signed off on an order granting Chicago-based produce wholesaler operational control of a chain of suburban supermarkets, including the immediate closure of the chain’s Elk Grove store, as the food supplier sues to collect $3.6 million owed by Joe Caputo and Sons supermarkets for fruits, vegetables and other foods the grocer has received but never paid for.
