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Chapter 1 — Collection Checklist
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Chapter 2 — Theories of Liability
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Chapter 3 — Assignments
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Chapter 4 — Small Claims Pleading Requirements: Notice Pleading
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Chapter 5 — Defending Against Motions To Dismiss
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Chapter 6 — Case-Specific Motions To Dismiss
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Chapter 7 — Motions To Dismiss on Accounts Stated
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Chapter 8 — Defending Motions To Dismiss in Small Claims
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Chapter 9 — Common Counterclaims and Other Actions
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Chapter 10 — Motions To Reinstate from a Breached Payment Plan Dismissal
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Chapter 11 — Trial Practice
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Chapter 12 — Final Thoughts
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Christopher R. DiPlacido
Christopher R. DiPlacido
Christopher R. DiPlacido is a Senior Attorney with Resurgence Legal Group, PC, in Bannockburn, where he focuses his practice on collections and commercial litigation. He is a member of the Illinois Creditors Bar and Illinois State Bar Associations. Mr. DiPlacido earned his A.B. cum laude from Wabash College and his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
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Michael L. Starzec
Michael L. Starzec
Michael L. Starzec is a Partner with Blitt and Gaines, P.C., in Wheeling, where he concentrates his practice in debt collection and creditors’ rights. He serves as the Vice President of the Illinois Creditors Bar Association and is also a member of the National Creditors and Illinois State Bar Associations (serving on the Commercial Banking, Collections and Bankruptcy Law Section Council of the ISBA). Among his publication credits are SMALL CLAIMS COLLECTION, A SMART GUIDE (IICLE®, 2011) and The History of Credit in 4,000 Years or Less (Loyola Consumer Law Review, Fall 2013). Mr. Starzec earned his B.A. from Northern Illinois University and his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
Collection Litigation: Representing the Creditor 2019 Edition
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