Download this issueRecent Illinois Supreme Court rule changes enable lawyers to represent clients in litigation for only a portion of a case. Proponents say that's good for lawyers, clients, and judges.
October 2013 • Volume 101 • Number 10
Practice News
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Articles
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The why and how of researching prospective jurors online.
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An expert can testify with "reasonable certainty" that the defendant's negligence "might" have caused the plaintiff's injury. Lawyers should understand the difference between these concepts.
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The authors describe a new strategy to help defend against trustee plaintiffs who may lack proper standing to bring a foreclosure suit.
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Should your client organize as a corporation? An LLP? An LLLP? An L3C? This back-to-basics article identifies the entities and the factors to consider when choosing among them.
Columns
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More on recorders and red-flagging; Bankruptcy and divorce.
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Though women lawyers have come a long way, there's unfinished business.
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Looking for a chance to lead? To grow? To make a difference in the Illinois State Bar Association and the legal profession? Then consider nominating yourself for one of our many section councils and committees for 2014-15.
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It's time for employers to start designing workplace rules to accommodate concealed carry.
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A recent Virginia case offers dos and don'ts for lawyer blogging.
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Why is Breaking Bad's shady Saul Goodman so popular?