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News published on Cook County Record in February 2014

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News from February 2014






Defendants remove McHenry County dispute over automatic cocktail maker to federal court

By Jonathan Bilyk |
A McHenry County man who claims to have been on the verge of selling the rights to an automatic cocktail maker he invented is suing his former business partners, claiming they tampered with negotiations with another investor and scuttled a $2 million deal.

Nursing home accused of negligence in resident's death

By Thomas Kallies |
A man is suing an area nursing home over claims its negligence led to the death of one of its residents.

Snow removal company sues over Craigslist post, alleges defamation

By Annie Cosby |
A snow removal company is suing an unknown individual over a Craigslist post that linked to an online docket showing all of the lawsuits against it.


KFC Corp. sues former franchise for breach of contract, trademark infringement

By Kenneth Lowe |
The corporation that owns the Kentucky Fried Chicken fast food restaurant chain is suing a former franchise-holder who it claims has gone rogue and continues to operate a KFC restaurant without their permission.


Loyola Medical Center sued over post surgery complications

By Thomas Kallies |
A woman is suing a hospital over claims its malpractice left her with complications following spinal surgery.

Sodexo named in slip and fall lawsuit

By Thomas Kallies |
A woman is suing Sodexo America LLC over a slip and fall incident that occurred at one of its food service facilities.

Two nursing homes sued by former resident

By Whitney Brakken |
Holmes



Nursing home sued over resident's fall

By Whitney Brakken |
Baker


Empire Today withdraws RICO lawsuit vs ex-executives it accused of defrauding company

By Jonathan Bilyk |
Empire Today, an iconic seller and installer of flooring and window treatments, has withdrawn a lawsuit against two of its executives it had accused of working with an insurer to defraud the company by diverting workers compensation insurance payments.


Doctor sues Midwest Bone Joint & Spine Institute to collect compensation

By Whitney Brakken |
StarrA doctor who worked at Midwest Bone Joint & Spine Institute is suing to collect unpaid compensation.Dr. Sung-Lana Kim filed a breach of contract lawsuit Dec. 3 in the Circuit Court of Cook County against Midwest Orthopaedic Consultants SC, doing business as Midwest Bone Joint & Spine Institute, and Drs. Anton J. Fakhouri and Jose R. Perez-Sanz.According to the complaint, Midwest Bone Joint