The 146th president of the ISBA recounts his travels throughout Illinois and signs off as he completes his term.

Celebrating trailblazing female attorneys of the past and present.

The ISBA and access-to-justice barriers in Illinois’ rural and urban areas.

Female attorneys and judges, once an impossibility in the U.S., have become indispensable.

What it means to be a part of the conversation on race in America.

January is upon us; therefore, in the spirit of Janus, it is fitting to look both back and ahead.

The Illinois Bar Journal’s annual holiday greetings from the ISBA’s elected officers and staff.

As lawyers, we have a vital role to play during election season, which coincides with a season of giving thanks.

The ISBA’s prominent role in the adoption of an ABA resolution reaffirming the ABA’s long-standing ban on nonlawyer ownership of law firms and sharing fees with nonlawyers.

The harm done by the reign of the billable hour.

Upholding the rule of law in an age of discontent.

In his inaugural President’s Page column, ISBA President Rory T. Weiler weighs in on access to justice; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and the practice of law in Illinois.

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Nominate Yourself for an ISBA Committee or Section Council

Nominate Yourself for an ISBA Committee or Section Council