While not perfect, the newly amended version of Rule 213 should require adequate disclosure while reducing hypertechnical motions.
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Illinois Bar Journal | August 2002 Table of Contents
August 2002 • Volume 90 • Number 8
Practice News
392
Articles
412
Many argue that GLBA's disclosure and other requirements apply to lawyers. Here's what to do.
414
This article reconciles the strictures of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act with Illinois privacy law.
421
The impact of seller-disclosure law on Illinois residential real-estate practice.
Columns
398
A revamped Uniform Partnership Act and new sex-abuse reporting requirements by clergy are among the many bills awaiting Gov. Ryan's signature at press time.
425
Small-firm computing is no longer about which computer to buy; even the basic models are powerful enough. Now it's about how to set up a network that lets you share programs and files.
427
Like most lawyers called to jury duty, the author found the experience eye-opening.
431
Do you really know what malpractice coverage you're getting under a "claims made and reported" policy? And what does "full prior acts" mean? Read on and make yourself a more informed consumer of lawyers' professional liability (LPL) insurance.