Case SummariesInsurance Law, December 2020Summaries of the cases in this issue.
Case SummariesBy Joseph R. FortunatoReal Estate Law, September 2020Summaries of two recent appellate cases of interest to real estate practitioners, Norman vs. U.S. Bank, NA and Burgoyne, LLC vs. Chicago Terminal Railroad Company, et al.
Case SummariesBy Hon. Edward SchoenbaumAdministrative Law, July 2020Summaries of recent cases of interest.
Case SummariesInsurance Law, April 2020Summaries of the cases in this issue.
Case Summary: Roman Catholic Diocese v. CuomoBy Phillip LenziniLocal Government Law, December 2020The U.S. Supreme Court enjoined New York Governor Andrew Cuomo from enforcing his executive order setting 10- and 25-person limits on occupancy on religious services during the pending appeal pursuant to the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment in Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn v. Cuomo.
Casenote: People v. Morger, 2019 IL 123643By Steve BakerCriminal Justice, August 2020A summary of People v. Morger, which looks at whether a statute prohibiting sex offenders from accessing social media is constitutional.
Cat Express v. Robert Muriel, et al., 2019 IL App (1st) 1181851By Matteo RagoWorkers’ Compensation Law, April 2020A summary of Cat Express v. Robert Muriel, et al., which addresses the authority of the Department of Insurance to determine employment status disputes.
Cautionary Tales for Remote MeetingsBy Robert P. OsgoodGovernment Lawyers, August 2020In the wake of COVID-19, government practitioners should be mindful of the recent executive orders and legislation and potential criminal penalties for violations of the OMA due to misuse or technical difficulties with remote meeting technologies.
Celebrate Pro Bono Across Illinois: October 25-31, 2020By Michael G. BergmannEnvironmental and Natural Resources Law, October 2020Pro Bono Week, which will be celebrated from October 25-31, is intended to inspire even greater pro bono participation by lawyers throughout the nation.
Celebrate Pro Bono Across Illinois: October 25-31, 2020By Michael G. BergmannLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, October 2020Pro Bono Week, which will be celebrated from October 25-31, is intended to inspire even greater pro bono participation by lawyers throughout the nation.
Celebrate Pro Bono Across Illinois: October 25-31, 2020By Michael G. BergmannElder Law, October 2020Pro Bono Week, which will be celebrated from October 25-31, is intended to inspire even greater pro bono participation by lawyers throughout the nation.
The CFPB’s Debt Collection Rulemaking: Flagging the Privacy IssuesBy Elizabeth KhalilCommercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, March 2020While the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is focused on debt collection practices, privacy concerns underlie many provisions of the law and proposed regulation.
Chair’s ColumnBy Sally K. KolbFamily Law, December 2020A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s ColumnBy Sally K. KolbFamily Law, November 2020A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb
Chair’s ColumnBy Amanda G. HighlanderChild Law, October 2020A note from the chair, Amanda G. Highlander.
Chair’s ColumnBy Sally K. KolbFamily Law, October 2020A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s ColumnBy Missy GreathouseAlternative Dispute Resolution, October 2020A note from the chair, Missy Greathouse.
Chair’s ColumnBy Sally K. KolbFamily Law, September 2020A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s ColumnBy Carl R. DraperGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, September 2020A note from the chair, Carl R. Draper.
Chair’s ColumnBy Harry DubnickEnergy, Utilities, Telecommunications, and Transportation, September 2020A note from the chair, Harry Dubnick.
Chair’s ColumnBy Missy GreathouseAlternative Dispute Resolution, August 2020A note from the chair, Missy Greathouse.
Chair’s ColumnBy Masah SamForayRacial and Ethnic Minorities and the Law, June 2020A note from the outgoing chair, Masah SamForay.
Chair’s ColumnBy Kathy GarlowFederal Taxation, June 2020A note from the chair, Kathy Garlow.
Chair’s ColumnBy Michael StraussFamily Law, June 2020A note from the outgoing chair, Michael Strauss.
