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September 2010 • Volume 98 • Number 9
High status, great money, no practice-management headaches - what lawyer wouldn't want to be a judge? What lawyer indeed, which is why it's a hard gig to get.
ISBA-inspired changes specify that a homeowner's remedy for an HRRA violation is to sue under the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act.
What happens when a maintenance-paying spouse dies shortly after the judge signs the dissolution judgment? Is the maintenance recipient out of luck? That may depend on where the case arose.
A look at the provisions contractors and their lawyers need to be aware of as they consider taking on ARRA-funded projects.
The Federal Arbitration Act places sharp limits on a party's ability to obtain information from a nonparty, but it can be done. Here's a guide.
Exception for commercial fraud not warranted; Two exceptions to the doctrine of election
Great advice from experienced ISBA colleagues.
The ethical obligations of attorneys practicing as third-party neutrals.
Make sure your business clients aren't opening themselves to disgruntled claimants.
A court rules that an Illinois eBay buyer could not hale a California seller into court in Illinois.
Fastcase's free application offers cases to iPhone and iPad owners.