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Illinois Bar Journal | March 2012 Table of Contents
March 2012 • Volume 100 • Number 3
Practice News
126
Articles
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It's hard to sue a hands-off social host in Illinois who merely allows underage drinking. But if he or she voluntarily undertakes to prevent it, it might be a different story.
146
Closing protection letters, the Form DS-1 disclosure, and key 2010 revisions to the Rules of Professional Conduct are potential pitfalls for real estate lawyers.
150
The authors advise counsel for creditors about preparing a proof of claim and filing a motion for relief from the automatic stay in Illinois-based bankruptcy courts.
154
An overview of the history, structure, and evolutionary changes in the Illinois adult and juvenile probation system.
Columns
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Are you using the practice management tech tools you need? If not, the ISBA is there for you.
160
Federal agency adjudicatory decisions used to be hard to find, but now most are on the web.
162
Illinois courts should require prediscovery conferrals and other deposition-management techniques, the author opines.
164
Thirty-two states have some form of business trust statute. Illinois does not. Should it?