You can fight city hall, but it’s complicated.

Illinois attorney Karen Conti, who represented serial killer John Wayne Gacy, is finally ready to tell her story nearly 30 years after the case.

An amicable approach to divorce, and more.

Legal research giant vLex Fastcase, whose database and tools are free to ISBA members, to implement AI across its products by the end of 2024.

Sonni Choi Williams, the first woman of color to serve as ISBA president, has traveled an arduous but inspiring road to leadership.

The ISBA’s new Law Firms for Sale service connects sellers and prospective buyers.

Can remote court and legal services help increase access to justice?

When banks deny access to those with powers of attorney, and what to do about it.

Respectful pronoun usage in the legal sector is a matter of professionalism, courtesy, respect, and competence.

Dipping your toes into AI? Don’t lose the human touch.

An overview of a two-part ISBA webinar that provides practitioners with the ins-and-outs of limited scope representation.

Lawyers and jurists on the art of writing well.

ISBA members go live on ISBA-sponsored WGN Radio show, Let’s Get Legal.

This year’s Solo and Small Firm Conference explores how  firms can protect their cyber assets, and much more.

Generative artificial intelligence holds much promise for lawyers, but hazards are everywhere. Proceed with caution.

New ISBA President Shawn S. Kasserman overcame adversity, helps others do the same.

Behind the scenes of the ISBA’s member-driven CLE programming.

Plant your firm’s financial footing in fertile soil.

Lawyers, consultants, and private investigators dig into employee harassment, fraud, and misconduct.

ChatGPT won’t replace you, but it just might be of assistance.

Two new ISBA CLE programs offer a wealth of time-management and productivity tips for starting the new year off strong.

In her nearly 40 years on the bench, Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Mary Jane Theis has seen how compassion, rigorous thinking, and the rule of law can complement one another.

The ISBA took a leading role in securing the American Bar Association’s reaffirmation this August that nonlawyer ownership of law firms and fee sharing with nonlawyers are contrary to the core values of the legal profession.

Of the many ways the ISBA serves the public, judicial evaluations, high school mock trial competitions, and providing the public with legal information tops them all. Of course, there is much, much more.

The ISBA’s Solo and Small Firm Conference is back, in person, and stuffed with empowering information for taking your practice to the next level.

Reading the room when gender biases and stereotypes are in play.