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October 2010 • Volume 98 • Number 10
Limited scope or discrete task legal representation - aka "unbundling"- is a client- and lawyer-friendly idea whose time has come, proponents say.
Does a recent Illinois Supreme Court opinion render some alreadyissued foreclosure orders voidable? If so, what might that mean for the property and subsequent buyers?
Lawyers for trustees are sometimes surprised to learn that the attorney-client privilege actually belongs to trust beneficiaries. Here's a look at the confusing state of Illinois law.
Your business client wants you to respond to lies told by competitors or others. What now? This article reviews the options.
Assume a state-court case with multiple defendants who are served at different times - how do you calculate the deadline for removing it to federal court? Here's a look.
Illinois Lawyer Finder can connect you with clients. Shouldn't you be there?
What makes the oldsters tick? Here's a handy guide.
It's now easier to represent multiple clients, and to practice in Illinois if you're from out of state.
A divorcing lawyer has earned a big fee but hasn't been paid. Is the fee award marital property?
Should your divorcing, foreclosedupon client consolidate the foreclosure with the divorce?