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Illinois Bar Journal | June 2014 Table of Contents
June 2014 • Volume 102 • Number 6
Practice News
266
Articles
280
Recent appellate opinions and orders show that too many attorneys improperly label and file motions to dismiss and for summary judgment at the trial level. Here's how to get it right.
284
Find out what the cases say about how to calculate a defendant's speedy-trial period.
288
What constitutes contributory negligence in the med-mal context? This article explains the basics.
294
The author argues that wages used for investments or to purchase luxuries should be subject to collection by a judgment creditor.
Columns
262
Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy in public conversations? PI economics: bond yields and the interest rate.
262
Is service of process valid if it's on the defendant's father, in the defendant's driveway?
264
A look at the projects, programs, and many accomplishments that made up the 2013-14 bar year.
300
Aren't women lawyers competent to make their own judgments about what to wear to work?