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In this issue Administrative Law, March 2003 First, an apology: The January 2003 issue of this newsletter included David Silverman's article entitled "FOIA and Technology--When Will They Converge?" Although that article was published in the October 2002 issue of the ISBA Local Government Law newsletter, and was republished in the Administrative Law newsletter with the author's consent, no mention was made of the earlier publication.
Editor’s column By Mary Ann Connelly State and Local Taxation, February 2003 An introduction to the issue.
Editor’s column By Michelle A. Vescogni Criminal Justice, February 2003 Thanks and kudos to Steve Baker, DuPage County Public Defender, for his efforts in creating the Legislative Update.
Editor’s column By Ross Levey Family Law, February 2003 This newsletter contains a Letter to the Editor in response to Scott Colky's article in the last issue, concerning the constitutionality of the Children's Representative section of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act.
Editor’s column By William T. Kaplan Business Advice and Financial Planning, February 2003 The Chairperson has raised various questions about a topic that is neglected by this council.
Editor’s note By John L. Nisivaco Tort Law, February 2003 The first article in this edition is written by Monica McFadden of McFadden Law Offices in Chicago.
Editor’s notes By Gary R. Gehlbach Real Estate Law, February 2003 We are starting this issue with a short quiz. Did you pass the quiz in the previous issue?
In this issue, etc. By Phillip R. Van Ness Environmental and Natural Resources Law, February 2003 This month's newsletter addresses what is probably the most commonly encountered environmental problem in the State of Illinois: leaking underground petroleum storage tanks.
Letter from the co-editors Corporate Law Departments, February 2003 We are still looking for readers who would like to contribute articles for publication.
Editor’s note Racial and Ethnic Minorities and the Law, January 2003 Many of you are familiar with the "troubles" that have plagued Ireland for many decades.
Editor’s note By Margaret M. Benson Employee Benefits, January 2003 Happy New Year, Employee Benefits newsletter readers! If one of your New Year's resolutions is to be more creative, writing for this newsletter is a painless way to accomplish your goal.
Editor’s notes By John L. Nisivaco Tort Law, January 2003 The first article in this edition is written by Michael W. Clancy of Clancy Law Offices in St. Charles, Illinois.
In this issue Administrative Law, January 2003 This issue begins with an article by Section Council member Laura Kotelman reporting on an important subject: the timeliness of an administrative review proceeding.
Letter from the co-editors By Michael Todd Scott Corporate Law Departments, January 2003 Welcome to the January, 2003 edition of The Corporate Lawyer. In this edition of we have two articles we hope you find valuable to your practice.
Notes from the co-editors By Paul W. Wiedner & Richard D. Hannigan Workers’ Compensation Law, January 2003 As reported in the last newsletter, Commissioner Richard Madigan resigned effective July 8, 2002 from the Illinois Industrial Commission. Paul Rink accepted a temporary assignment as the public member. Mr. Rink's appointment expires December 31, 2002.
Editor’s column By Ross Levey Family Law, December 2002 With the holidays approaching, the family law practitioner is routinely bombarded with last minute complaints about visitation.
Editor’s column By John T. Phipps General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, December 2002 Who says you can't teach old dogs new tricks? Ever since I bought the first computer for my desk 20 years ago, I have followed the recommended pattern of buying myself an updated, faster computer about every 18 months to two years, depending on the costs and the nature of the computer advancements.
Editor’s comments By Lewis F. Matuszewich International and Immigration Law, December 2002 This issue of The Globe contains a wide range of material that demonstrates the variety of authors that contribute to its publication.
Editor’s note Tort Law, December 2002 The first article in this edition is written by Albert E. Durkin, Jr., of the Nolan Law Group in Chicago.
Editor’s note By Margaret M. Benson Employee Benefits, December 2002 In this issue, we welcome back Teresa Faherty Blomquist, who expands on the media reporting that has been given to underfunded defined benefit plans.
Editor’s note Administrative Law, December 2002 There was a large turnout for the November 20 joint CBA/ISBA program on the DOJ/FTC's extensive hearings and study of the interface between antitrust law and intellectual property rights.
Editor’s notes By Gary Gehlbach Real Estate Law, December 2002 Before you dive into this issue, try the following quiz:
From the co-editor By Mary Ann Connelly State and Local Taxation, December 2002 The year 2002 is a year of historic changes both nationally and locally. Change is certain in Illinois as a result of the "Democratic sweep."
From the editors: Trusts and Estates, December 2002 This issue features a terrific article by section council member David Berek on § 529 plans, as modified by the 2001 Tax Act.
In this issue By Phillip R. Van Ness Environmental and Natural Resources Law, December 2002 This month's newsletter includes a comprehensive introduction to the Illinois Pollution Control Board's new COOL (for Clerk's Office On-Line) system, presented by the Board's Chairman, Claire Manning, and Richard McGill.
Letter from the co-editors Corporate Law Departments, December 2002 We are still looking for readers who would like to contribute articles for publication.
Editor’s column General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, November 2002 The Solo Practice Transfer Committee has developed and submitted a draft rule for comments from the ISBA Members.
Editor’s column By William T. Kaplan Business Advice and Financial Planning, November 2002 While we are always seeking articles from you, the reader, we realize that the likelihood of receiving such an article is slim.
Editor’s note By Margaret C. Benson Employee Benefits, November 2002 For nearly 25 years the commonweal required great emphasis on getting Americans to save for retirement in qualified plans and IRAs.
Editor’s note Mineral Law, November 2002 Submission of articles to this newsletter is welcomed and encouraged.

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