Frederick A. Lurie

Construction Law

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Business Contracts, Business Dissolution, Business Finance, Business Formation, Business Litigation, Franchising, Mergers & Acquisitions, Partnership & Shareholder Disputes

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• Commercial Lease Disputes

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Illinois

Since 1982

Trial Bar, U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois

Since 1990

U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois

Since 1982

Law Offices of Frederick A. Lurie

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DePaul College of Law

J.D.

1982

Lake Forest College

B.A. | Philosophy, Sociology & Anthropology

1978

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ABA Forum on the Construction Industry

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Construction Claims Network

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Construction Lawyer Network

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Construction Lawyers Only

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J. Reuben Clark Law Society Construction Law Section

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McGraw Hill Construction Events

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Illinois State Bar Association

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1988 - Current

Chicago Bar Association

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Q. Construction relate

June 18, 2022

A: It sounds like your claim is against your sales rep.

Q. What Kind of Lawyer do I need?

May 16, 2022

A: You will likely need a code inspection to make sure the work was code compliant.

Q. who enforces (765 ILCS 160/) Common Interest Community Association Act when the declaration and covenants aren't honored

April 27, 2022

A: You provide only general information so one can only provide a general answer. No neither you nor the police can force the Association to furnish you with its insurance policy unless you file suit for property damage, violation of an easement or whatever wrong has been committed. The declaration is be enforced by the Association Board. Someone not a member typically has not standing to challenge violation of a declaration or bylaws.

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