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Articles From Kathryn A. Kelly

2017 Roz Kaplan Government Service Award recipient Patrick Driscoll By Kathryn A. Kelly Government Lawyers, December 2017 Pat Driscoll’s service to the bar, to various bar associations (especially the ISBA), and to the public made him this year’s choice for this wonderful honor.
Judicial profile: Manish Shah By Kathryn A. Kelly Federal Civil Practice, April 2016 Learn more about District Judge Manish Shah, who has been on the bench for nearly two years.
Judicial profile: Thomas M. Durkin By Kathryn A. Kelly Federal Civil Practice, September 2013 The Section on Federal Civil Practice continues its tradition of introducing you to our new judges and brings you a profile of Judge Tom Durkin.
Judicial profile: John J. Tharp, Jr. By Kathryn A. Kelly Federal Civil Practice, June 2013 Learn more about Judge Tharp, who was appointed to the bench last year.
Judicial profile: Edmond E. Chang By Kathryn A. Kelly Federal Civil Practice, September 2012 Get to know more about District Judge Edmond E. Chang.
7th Circuit E-Discovery Pilot update By Kathryn A. Kelly Federal Civil Practice, December 2011 Now in its second phase, the Seventh Circuit Electronic Discovery Pilot Project has launched <discoverypilot.com>. The Web site provides information about the Project's Principles, as well as committee information.
In Memoriam: Roz Kaplan By Kathryn A. Kelly & Lynn Patton Government Lawyers, June 2010 Remembering one of our own.
RULE 56.1: Requirements and pitfalls By Mary Nagel & Kathryn A. Kelly Federal Civil Practice, March 2008 Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 56 governs motions for summary judgment. Fed. R. Civ. P. 56.
In-sites By Kathryn A. Kelly & Dion Davi Government Lawyers, September 2005 All too often we take our writing for granted. We’re lawyers, we rationalize, we know how to write!

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