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August 2014 • Volume 102 • Number 8
Afraid you're too shy to get up and do what needs to be done to market your practice? Fear not. Good marketing is more about listening than talking.
Illinois' new same-sex marriage law leaves in place the Civil Union Act and provides for voluntary conversion of civil unions to marriages, among other important changes.
Under the right circumstances, you can help prove or defend your civil case by using the investigating police officer's report as a past recollection recorded.
Damage awards can take years, and Illinois' prejudgment interest statute doesn't always apply. Why not include a prejudgment interest provision in contracts for your business clients?
You must buy adequate health insurance for dependents under the Affordable Care Act or pay a penalty. But who is a "dependent"? A broader range of people than you might think.
The ISBA's Springfield and Chicago offices are worth a fresh look.
Illinois legislators revised the health care POA, created guidelines for calculating maintenance, and more.
Lawyers are using Internet to research prospective jurors.
Ever use a public computer to access you work email? Find out how risky that is.
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