Book reviewBy Sue LiemerAugust 2014A new book for women in the professional workplace, What Works for Women at Work, explains the gendered behavior patterns and gendered political dynamics of the American workplace and offers a range of strategies for handling them.
Ferguson, Missouri: Clouds and silver liningsBy Shira TruittDecember 2014A look at the lessons that bar associations and other legal organizations can learn from the recent events in Ferguson.
The Good Girls RevoltBy Mary Kay DevineApril 2014Buy your tickets today and don't miss your chance to network with Chicago's business, community, education, and political leaders at Women Employed's signature gala event.
Illinois Pregnancy Accommodation ActBy Jennifer B. WagnerAugust 2014An overview of this important legislation, which currently awaits the Governor's signature.
International Women’s Day Talking Circle – March 8, 2014By Sandra CrawfordJuly 2014The theme of International Women’s Day 2014 is “Inspiring Change.” To explore this theme members of the ISBA, including former chairs of its Women in the Law Committee, came together on March 8th to enjoy spa services and hold a Talking Circle in the common room of the Ally Spa, Chicago.
ISBA unveils exciting new Member Directory!July 2014Make sure the other members of the ISBA know what sets you apart and can find you easily by activating your member directory profile today.
Mark your calendars!December 2014The 2015 ISBA High School Mock Trial Invitational will take place at the University of Illinois College of Law in Champaign on Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15, 2015.
Someone you should know: Tracy DouglasOctober 2014Find out more Tracy Douglas, an active member of the WATL Committee and winner of the 2014 ISBA Young Lawyer of the Award (outside Cook County).
Spotlight on Jessica NatkinBy Jessica C. MarshallAugust 2014Learn more about this fascinating Committee member.
Spotlight on Kristen PrinzBy Erin WilsonJuly 2014An interview with Committee member Kristen Prinz, an employment lawyer and owner of Prinz Law Firm.
Spotlight on Sandy BlakeJuly 2014Learn more about Sandy Blake, a late-comer to the legal field who has dedicated herself to making up for lost time.
Spotlight on Women and the Law Committee membersBy Alice Sackett Henrikson & Sherry A. MundorffFebruary 2014Learn more about members Patrice Ball-Reed, Sherry Mundorff and Letitia Spunar Sheats.
Student disciplinary hearingBy Lori G. LevinOctober 2014The disciplinary process is far different from being in a court of law, but a student facing such a hearing may be subject to long-term ramifications that may influence not only his schooling but the rest of his adult life. A student facing such a situation should definitely consult with and retain an attorney to help navigate the process.
A Thank You to our Program SponsorsApril 2014Without these supporters the Myra Bradwell: The Practice of Law in the Wake of her Legacy program, held at Northern Illinois University on March 21st, would not have been possible.
