Self-Isolation Do’s and Don’tsBy Jewel KleinAugust 2020A recent opinion from the seventh circuit, McCurry v. Kenco Logistics Services, LLC, reminds us that letting a client do the work for us is a very bad idea.
Tax Deadline ChangesApril 2020The deadlines to file and pay and both federal and state income taxes have been extended to July 15, 2020.
Time to Allow Possession of Cell Phones in Courthouses and CourtroomsBy Evan BrunoAugust 2020 As part of its 2020-2023 Strategic Plan, the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice plans to draft a uniform policy, to be presented to the Illinois Supreme Court, allowing greater use of cell phones in courthouses and encouraging adoption of a uniform policy statewide.
Tips for Handling Medicaid Applications & Appeals During COVID-19By Michael J. DrabantAugust 2020As a result of COVID-19, there have been additional strains put on the Medicaid application and appeal processes in Illinois, which presents unique challenges for attorneys practicing in this area.
Updates & ResourcesNovember 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & ResourcesOctober 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & ResourcesSeptember 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & ResourcesAugust 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & ResourcesJuly 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & ResourcesBy Karen KloppeJune 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Updates & ResourcesBy Karen KloppeMay 2020Updates and resources on various topics of interest to elder law practitioners.
Virtual Courtrooms in 2020 and BeyondBy Judge Michael ChmielJune 2020A look at the disruption the pandemic has caused to the legal industry, prompting access to justice through virtual proceedings.
A Virtual Pro Bono Opportunity to Help Those in NeedBy Michael G. BergmannOctober 2020Illinois Free Legal Answers is a virtual legal clinic where low-income Illinoisans can submit a question online to ask a pro bono lawyer for help with a civil legal issue.
Why Estate Planning Is Relevant to Minority CommunitiesBy Ebony R. HuddlestonJuly 2020By thinking of estate planning on a larger scale, minority communities can position themselves to retain more control over life and legacy.
Zoom How-ToBy Maggie BennettMay 2020A step-by-step guide to using Zoom for video conferencing.