Although remote hearings have many benefits, there are indeed some situations in which they are less practical.
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By Wesley A. GoziaFamily Law, December 2020
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By Rory T. WeilerGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, December 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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By David FishLabor and Employment Law, December 2020
A look at the types of employment cases that we will continue to see on the rise as a result of COVID-19.
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Women and the Law,
December
2020
A look at the hobbiest members of the Women & the Law Committee picked up during COVID-19.
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By Elizabeth Brennan, Margie Komes PutzlerWomen and the Law, December 2020
Tips for avoiding burnout during COVID-19.
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By Colleen L. SahlasTrusts and Estates, December 2020
Instructions for virtual probate court hearings and proceedings in DuPage County.
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By Sarah LeRoseTrusts and Estates, December 2020
The Cook County Probate Division has amended General Order 2020-08, issued additional Zoom hearing access codes, added two new judges to the floor, and reinstituted its formal mediation calendar.
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By Beverly A. BernemanIntellectual Property, December 2020
The disruption caused by COVID-19 and the resulting economic downturn sent a lot of businesses reeling. March 2020 began a dark time in almost every business sector. However, some businesses used these disruptions to generate creative sparks. The creative sparks manifested in different ways. Some businesses finally got to those great ideas they never had time to explore before. Others reshaped their business models. The prevailing theme in these changes was the creation of Intellectual Property to spur growth and find new sources of revenue. In other words, Innovation Transformation. The great thing about Innovation Transformation is that it has unlimited potential.
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By Rory T. WeilerIntellectual Property, December 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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Illinois Bar Journal Illinois Law Update,
December
2020
The Department of Insurance adopted a new Part titled Temporary Health Coverage Requirements During an Epidemic or Public Health Emergency. The rulemaking aims to protect insured individuals’ access to timely, affordable healthcare during public health emergencies.
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By Rory T. WeilerHuman and Civil Rights, November 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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By Kellen J. DykstraCommercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, November 2020
A look at the livestreaming of court proceedings during COVID-19.
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By Rory T. WeilerCommercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, November 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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By Gerald (Jud) E. DeLoss J.D.Elder Law, November 2020
Among the numerous provisions in the CARES Act to address COVID-19 are significant revisions to the federal regulations governing the Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder Patient Records.
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By Joshua L. Roquemore, Rodney PerryBench and Bar, November 2020
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, established on the heels of the Great Recession, is poised to lead the regulatory charge of mortgage forbearance as a result of COVID-19.
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By Lesley GoolLaw Related Education for the Public, November 2020
A brief historical background of executive orders, an examination of the governor’s authority to issue such orders, and a look at the recent lawsuits challenging Governor Pritzker’s COVID-19 orders.
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By Rory T. WeilerTraffic Laws and Courts, November 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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By Rory T. WeilerReal Estate Law, November 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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By Rory T. WeilerFamily Law, November 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.
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By Rory T. WeilerCivil Practice and Procedure, November 2020
The Illinois Bar Foundation, which assists fellow lawyers who have fallen upon hard times, has acted quickly to address the economic crisis that has resulted from COVID-19.