Pederson v. Mi-Jack Products, Inc.

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• failure to provide argument in support of contention on appeal violates Supreme Court Rule 341(h) (210 Ill. 2d R. 341(h)) and results in forfeiture
• absent consent of employee, employer’s intervention is limited to ensuring that court protects its lien
• failure to provide argument in support of contention on appeal violates Supreme Court Rule 341(h) (210 Ill. 2d R. 341(h)) and results in forfeiture
• absent consent of employee, employer’s intervention is limited to ensuring that court protects its lien
• failure to provide argument in support of contention on appeal results in waiver
• failure to provide argument in support of contention on appeal results in waiver

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