Security Deposit Law Court Cases

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Deposit Law

          Some  cases settle before court.  Others go to trial.  DepositLaw  has successfully resolved renters' claims against landlords in and out of court; on an individual basis and for entire classes of tenants renting from the same owner or management company.

          If a case cannot be settled then a trial must be had (or mandatory arbitration).  Renters should be prepared to testify honestly and provide evidence related to their tenancy.  A landlord who loses at trial in most cases must pay both damages and also the renter's court costs and attorney fees.          

  Judgment against Chicago landlord after trial   Judgment against Chicago landlord after a trial  

Judgment against a Chicago landlord after trial

  Appellate Court Order reversing Cook County judge, in favor of student tenants   Judgment against Chicago landlord after a trial   Judgment against Chicago landlord after trial  
  $4,545 + fees   $4,200 + fees   $6,343 incl. fees   $5,250 + fees   $7,866 + fees   $2,250 + fees  
  ($895 withheld)   ($100 withheld)   ($450 withheld)   (1 day late)   ($66 withheld)   ($450 withheld)  

           DepositLaw also represents aggrieved renters in class action litigation.  Sometimes many renters at the same apartment complex allege the same illegal practice.  Examples of pending and settling class action cases filed by DepositLaw are shown below.  If you rent or rented at any of these properties, contact DepositLaw.

  Naperville Apartments and Townhomes Kenmore Plaza Arlington Heights Apartments Chicago Apartments Near O'Hare 12 Oaks at Woodfield Settled Chicago Apartment Class Action Case  

 

 

Waterford Greens Naperville

 

5250 Kenmore Plaza Chicago

 

Waterford Place Arlington Heights

 

Catherine Court Chicago

 

12 Oaks Woodfield

Rolling Meadows

 

4441 S. Greenwood Chicago

 

 
  Astor House Apartments on Pratt Grove Parc Apartments in Chicago Stonebridge Village Arlington Heights Schaumburg Village - IK Apartments Lincoln Park View Apartments MAC Apartments Windermere House and the Blackwood  

 

 

Astor House on Pratt Chicago

 

Grove Parc Plaza Chicago

 

Stonebridge Village

Arlington Heights

 

Schaumburg Villas

Schaumburg

 

1936 N. Clark

Chicago

 

Windermere House

Chicago

 

 

          Renters who represent their class (1) do neighbors a favor, (2) motivate landlords to abide, and (3) represent the rights of all Illinois renters. 

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     Click HERE to fill out and submit a questionnaire for a free review of your tenancy situation.  Email to mark@depositlaw.com or call (312) 775-1015.

 

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