Chairman’s cornerBy Joseph P. O’KeefeFederal Taxation, December 2009As the current Chair of the Federal Taxation Section Council for 2009 – 2010, first let me welcome you and thank you for your continued membership in the Federal Taxation Section.
Chair’s closing remarksBy Thomas M. BattistaState and Local Taxation, June 2009A message from outgoing chair Thomas Battista.
Chair’s ColumnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, December 2009In appreciation for his service, Elmhurst College alumni established in 1984 an endowed lecture fund, dedicated to Dr. Rudolf G. Schade who had been chairman of the department of history and the division of social sciences at Elmhurst College.
Chair’s columnBy Ross S. LeveyFamily Law, December 2009Over the past few months, I have had the privilege of speaking at lectures put on by three different organizations: The Illinois State Bar Association, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, and The Lilac Tree: Resources for Divorcing Women
Chair’s columnBy Hon. Brian L. McPhetersGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, October 2009A message from Section Chair Brian McPheters.
Chair’s ColumnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, October 2009A message from Section Chair J.A. Sebastian.
Chair’s ColumnBy Annemarie E. KillWomen and the Law, September 2009A message from Chair Annemarie Kill.
Chair’s columnBy Hon. Brian L. McPhetersGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, September 2009A message from Section Chair Brian McPheters.
Chair’s ColumnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, September 2009A message from Section Chair J.A. Sebastian.
Chair’s ColumnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, July 2009A message from Section Chair J.A. Sebastian.
Chair’s columnBy Hon. Edward J. SchoenbaumBench and Bar, June 2009A message from Section Chair Edward Schoenbaum.
Chair’s columnBy Champ W. Davis, Jr.Alternative Dispute Resolution, June 2009A note from Chair Champ Davis Jr.
Chair’s ColumnBy E. Lynn GraysonWomen and the Law, May 2009A message from Chair E. Lynn Grayson.
Chair’s ColumnBy J.A. SebastianGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, May 2009A Section accomplishment update from Chair J.A. Sebastian.
Chair’s columnBy Hon. Edward J. SchoenbaumBench and Bar, April 2009At the January 23, 2009 meeting of the Conference of Chief Judges in Chicago, Judge Ed Schoenbaum was privileged not only to be allowed to make a presentation to this group but also to establish a dialogue with them.
Chair’s ColumnBy E. Lynn GraysonWomen and the Law, March 2009A message from Chair E. Lynn Grayson.
Chair’s ColumnBy J.A. SebastianGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, March 2009A Section update from Chair J.A. Sebastian.
Chair’s ColumnBy Champ W. Davis, Jr. & Christine Polk MohrAlternative Dispute Resolution, March 2009A note from the ADR Section Chair.
Chair’s column: Legal library resources free and availableBy Hon. Brian L. McPhetersGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, December 2009If you live too far from Chicago to be able to use the Daley Center Law Library, you may have a law library in your own courthouse. Unfortunately, these are often not extensive or current or have many subscription services. Alternative research locations may still be available to you.
Chair’s Column: Lincoln’s thoughts still pertinentBy J.A. SebastianGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, January 2009As our Supreme Court considers new rules of professional conduct and rules governing retainer agreements, the remarks of Mr. Lincoln are worth repeating and are reproduced below for your consideration.
Chair’s commentBy Jennifer M. DixtonDecember 2009I look forward to an exciting new year for the Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Section and it is with great pleasure that I serve as this year’s Chair of the Section Council.
Chair’s CommentBy Mildred L. CalhounJune 2009A note from Section Chair Millie Calhoun.
Chair’s CommentBy Mildred L. CalhounMarch 2009A message from Section Chair Millie Calhoun.
Chair’s CommentBy Mildred L. CalhounJanuary 2009A message from Section Chair Millie Calhoun.
Chair’s comment pageBy Marc Christopher LoroAdministrative Law, August 2009A message from Chair Marc Loro.
Chambers and partners: Importance of third-party recognitionBy E. Lynn GraysonWomen and the Law, December 2009Within the last decade, third-party recognition has emerged as a critical element impacting a lawyer’s perceived success including his or her professional reputation, career advancement and perhaps more important, business development opportunities.
