Robinson Curley P.C. is one of Chicago’s leading boutique business litigation law firms. We have extensive trial and appellate experience in courts around the country on a broad range of commercial disputes. The firm provides the highest quality legal services with an unwavering commitment to value, efficiency and individualized client attention.
Practice Areas
Robinson Curley P.C. provides broad-based litigation services to corporations, other legal entities and individuals in a variety of practice areas.
Commercial Litigation
Business disputes can be extremely disruptive to the entities and individuals involved, draining resources and attention from the business's core mission, and in some instances, threatening its very existence.
Employment
Workplace disputes are taxing on employers and employees alike. For employers, these conflicts drain resources and divert attention from their business. For employees, disputes with employers can be highly stressful, as livelihoods are threatened and important protected rights hang in the balance.
Receiverships and Insolvency
The goal of our insolvency practice is to plan and execute cost-effective asset recovery strategies for our liquidator, receiver, and trustee clients, so they can maximize the assets of their estates. We have demonstrated time and again our ability to do so.
Intellectual Property
Intellectual property rights are essential components of many business and creative enterprises. Creators and innovators of all types, from individuals to large corporate entities, have valuable intellectual property assets that must be secured and protected. For many, these assets are key to their economic survival.
Recent News
Robinson Curley, as Liaison Counsel with Wolf Popper LLP of New York, recently filed a class action complaint on behalf of the lead plaintiff in the Treehouse Foods, Inc. securities litigation in the Chicago federal court. A copy of the complaint may be viewed here.
Rob Margolis served as a panelist in a webinar, "Nuts & Bolts of Trade Secrets,” sponsored by Financial Poise. Rob joined three other panelists in explaining the law of trade secrets, including recent developments in state and federal law, as well as practical steps business owners and their attorneys can and should take to protect these important assets.
Rob Margolis recently conducted a webinar for the International Coach Federation, Chicago Charter Chapter, “Strengthen Your Coaching Practice! Legal Strategies for Small Business Owners,” in which he discussed, among other things, (a) how to structure sound and comprehensive contracts, (b) intellectual property protection (copyright, trademark, trade secrets), and (c) website and social media dos and don'ts.