I have litigated and resolved hundreds of contract disputes in both State and Federal Court, with a proven record of knowing when to push toward trial and when to use case posture to maximize settlement value. My approach combines aggressive advocacy with forward-thinking analysis to protect my clients’ business interests.
I have successfully turned the opposing side’s expert into a witness for our position, reducing a $5 million demand to a nuisance-value settlement. I have applied early case analysis immediately after filing the complaint, which allowed me to secure a settlement for my client in the full amount demanded—without the cost of prolonged litigation. I practice to leverage positive position for my clients at every stage of litigation, giving my clients the flexibility and the maximum potential for settlement for an outcome that fits their needs and their timing.
My courtroom experience and structured trial presentations give clients confidence that their case is being advanced with both precision and strategy. Whether through trial or negotiated resolution, I focus on delivering outcomes that align with my clients’ legal rights and business goals.
Commercial sales in Illinois are governed by Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which governs transactions involving the sale of goods. Article 2 outlines when a binding sales contract is formed—even when terms are incomplete or disputed—and imposes implied warranties on merchants, including the warranty of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. It also provides a framework for remedies when a sale goes wrong, allowing both buyers and sellers to recover damages, demand specific performance, or cancel the contract under certain conditions. Whether you are negotiating a contract or facing breach of contract claims, it is critical to retain an attorney who understands the nuances of Article 2. I have deep experience not only in advising clients to avoid disputes, but also in litigating complex commercial sales cases in court.
While Article 2 of the UCC provides a default framework, the rights and obligations in a commercial sale of goods transaction can be significantly altered through the parties' terms and conditions. These contractual terms may redefine when acceptance occurs, the scope and exclusion of warranties, the conditions for delivery and payment, and even limit or expand available remedies. Businesses often overlook the importance of these terms until a dispute arises—when it's often too late. A well-drafted contract can shield your business from liability or enforce clear performance standards. I help clients negotiate, draft, and enforce terms and conditions that align with their commercial goals and protect against litigation. When disputes do arise, my courtroom experience ensures you are represented by someone who understands both the written contract and the legal principles behind it.
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