Business Standing Under the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act: An Attempt to Resolve the Confusion

Clinton Jr., Edward X.

Journal: Northern Illinois University Law Review

Volume: 17

First Page: 71

Year: 1996

Bluebook Citation: 17 N. ILL. U. L. REV. 71 (1996)

Author: Edward X. Clinton Jr: all 3 publications


Abstract

This article analyzes the standard for when a business has standing to pursue an action under the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act. The article contends that several decisions addressing this issue are in conflict. The article proposes a new test to resolve the conflicts in the decisions. Under that test, which is used in other states, a business has standing to raise a claim under the Act when the business is acting in a manner similar to an ordinary consumer.

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