A review of three groundbreaking HMO liability cases that change the landscape of medical malpractice litigation.
Illinois Bar Journal | February 2001 Table of Contents
February 2001 • Volume 89 • Number 2
Practice News
Articles
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An analysis of two important new cases that limit the power of legislatures to grant grandparent visitation.
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Last month's IBJ focused on the practical implications of Rule 213(g); this month's article undertakes a thorough analysis and offers recommendations for improvement.
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Lawyers aren't required to report elder abuse, but they enjoy statutory protection if they do.
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Distinguishing between "ultimate facts" and "legal conclusions" for requests to admit remains a difficult but important job.
Columns
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When does may mean must? When it comes to appealing interlocutory orders
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Software; especially a program called "CaseMap"; can help you see the relationships between the facts, people, events, and issues in your case.
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Use technology to project; literally; an image that will impress your audience.
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Should you take your fee in the form of stock options in a client company? Before you say "yes," read on.