Perry v. Delaney

OPINION

RICHARD MILLS, District Judge.

Two former Court Security Officers claim that their employer’s vice president — in his individual capacity — deprived them of their statutory and constitutional rights.

The vice president argues that his only contacts with Illinois were due to his representative capacity and therefore he is protected by the “fiduciary shield doctrine.”

The Court agrees.

The Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction is allowed.

I. BACKGROUND

Raymond J. Perry and Louis Zezoff, Jr., (“Plaintiffs”) worked as Court Security Officers (“CSOs”) in the Southern District of…