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    John C. Hanson's litigation practice centers largely around the defense of personal injury, commercial and residential property taxation, insurance law, election law, and governmental matters.

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The Enigma of the Illinois Property Tax: Part 1 - Illuminating the Mysterious Jargon
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Tags: Illinois Property Tax Terminology, Understanding Illinois Property Taxes

First in a series on understanding Illinois property taxes and how to get the fairest treatment possible. Defines common terminology found on Illinois property tax assessments and bills.

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U.S. Supreme Court Rules Corporations Can Be Properly Sued in State Courts Wherever Registration Statutes Provide Jurisdiction
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Summarizes recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on personal jurisdiction in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern, including dissenting opinions and what it may mean for corporations going forward.

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