New ISBA President Rory T. Weiler looks for ways to invite, connect, and forge ahead.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion consultants speak truth to the ISBA.

Looking for an ISBA section home? Check out some of the association’s newer ones.

Some assert that political divisiveness, social media, the pandemic, and Zoom fatigue have contributed to a decline in civility and professionalism during the past few years, undermining previous gains.

From PDFs to cloud-based apps, the many ways to manage client data online.

How the rich amount of data on mobile devices is hiding in plain sight.

Over the course of one’s career, in reaction to life changes or simply because of burnout, what matters can change.

Learning from others as you keep your own internal microaggressor at bay.

26 great tech tips curated from members of the ISBA Standing Committee on Legal Technology.

ISBA members share their experiences of receiving threats or feeling threatened and steps they have taken to protect themselves, their families, and staff.

Expert tips on videoconferencing, social media, and virtual office management from this year’s Solo & Small Firm Conference presenters.

Tips for hiring and keeping good employees and addressing the behaviors of problematic ones.

ISBA President Anna Krolikowska on her ambitious plans, motherhood, and “life-work” balance.

Veteran negotiator Marty Latz shares tips for negotiating online and how it’s different than negotiating face-to-face.

Illinois’ recently signed criminal justice reform legislation promises sweeping law enforcement and court changes. 

From jury selection to your closing argument, opportunities and traps abound.

The challenges of starting and running a firm during a pandemic.

ISBA’s Rural Practice Initiative encourages law students and recent graduates to settle down in a small town.

Podcasts and blogging can expand your reach, build your reputation, and open doors.

ISBA members who work from home, with no plans to return to the office.

Members are making a difference through the Association’s robust legislative affairs program.

Solos, small firms, and the importance of leadership, time management, and client relationships.

COVID-19 has altered the basic building blocks of our justice system.

Whether by Zoom or in-person, Dennis Orsey is ready to lead the ISBA.

Legal-technology companies are promising that artificial intelligence will make you a better lawyer.

Limited scope representation can be a game changer for attorneys and clients in Illinois.

It’s time to take a closer look at how you’re protecting your data.