Samuel E. Neschis

Sam Neschis works with businesses and business owners in a variety of industries. Sam began his career at the New York County District Attorney’s Office, where he gained valuable trial and investigative experience. He has been practicing corporate and commercial law in Chicago since 2002 representing businesses and individuals in a wide range of areas including shareholder and partnership disputes, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, theft of trade secrets, general employment matters, restrictive employment covenants (including non-competition and non-solicitation matters), commercial fraud, and unfair competition. He also represents clients in real estate, trust, and probate litigation and handles civil appeals.

Sam also assists business owners with forming their businesses and with issues that arise during the operation of the business including negotiating vendor, customer, distribution, and financing contracts, addressing employee issues, and dealing with disputes between owners.

Sam is the former chair and one of the current newsletter editors for the Illinois State Bar Association Business & Securities Law Section Council.

Sam is an arbitrator for the Circuit Court of Cook County’s Law Division Commercial Calendar mandatory arbitration program. Sam is also a certified mediator and, in that capacity, works with businesses and individuals to resolve disputes either prior to or during litigaton.

Sam is is also an active volunteer with Chicago Volunteer Legal Services.

Sam is the author of Reasonable Expectations of Shareholder-Employees in Closely Held Corporations: Towards a Standard of When Termination of Employment Constitutes Shareholder Oppression, published in the Winter 2015 edition of the DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal.

Sam is a 1999 graduate of the Fordham University School of Law where he was awarded Archibald R. Murray Public Service Award.

Fordham University School of Law

J.D.

1999

University of Wisconsin - Madison

B.A.

1991

Member

Neschis & Tolitano, LLC

Current

Reasonable Expectations of Shareholder-Employees in Closely Held Corporations: Towards a Standard of When Termination of Employment Constitutes Shareholder Oppression, published in the Winter 2015 edition of the De Paul Business & Commercial Law Journal.

De Paul Business & Commercial Law Journal, Volume 13, Issue 2

February, 2015

Archibald R. Murray Public Service Student Award

Fordham University School of Law

1999

Illinois State Bar Associations Business and Securities Law Section Council

Member

Current

Chicago Bar Association

Member

Current

New York State Bar  # 3015039

Member

2000 - Current

Illinois

Supreme Court of Illinois

Since 2001

New York

Since 2000

U.S. Court of Appeals 7th Circuit

Since 2003

U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois

Since 2002

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