· 11/7/2000
Gershak v. Feign
Citations
- 738 N.E.2d 600
- 250 Ill. Dec. 384
- 317 Ill. App. 3d 14
- 2000 Ill. App. LEXIS 865
How courts have described this case
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- the trial court erred in not allowing attorneys to cure a defective signature in their filed rejection of arbitration award
- failure to comply with supreme court rule regarding signature by an attorney did not abrogate the rejection of the award, affirming the trial court’s determination of validity of the rejection
- failure to comply with supreme court rule regarding signature by an attorney did not abrogate the rejection of the award, affirming the trial court's determination of validity of the rejection
- because the purpose of Rule 137 is to punish those who file “groundless lawsuits,” a petition under the Rule “must be specific enough to enable the responding party to respond to the allegations and enable the court to make a determination on the merits”
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Judges: Cahill
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