Popovich v. Harris Trust & Savings Bank

Milo Popovich filed a claim against the estate of Warren Casey contending he was entitled to money promised to him by Casey for personal services provided by Popovich. Popovich alleged the promise was memorialized by Casey in writing before Casey’s death. The one-count complaint was dismissed for failure to state a cause of action and Popovich was given leave to amend. Popovich filed an amended complaint in six counts claiming that Casey had promised him money as memorialized in writing and several items of personal property and cash as promised orally or through an implied contract. The…