Articles From 2024

Beware of AI Pitfalls By Michael Strauss Family Law, January 2024 An artificial intelligence-generated article about a non-existent Illinois Supreme Court Rule, which serves as a cautionary tale for attorneys to do their own research and not blindly rely on anything generated by AI.
Beyond the Block Button: Social Media Use by Public Officials and Its Implications After Lindke v. Freed By Richard J. Veenstra Local Government Law, April 2024 A summary and analysis of Lindke v. Freed, a cautionary tale for public officials who might occasionally mix the official with the personal on their private social media accounts.
Billie Constant Receives Chair Certificate of Appreciation Law Related Education for the Public, March 2024 Judge O’Gara recently presented Billie Constant with the 2022-2023 Chair Certificate of Appreciation.
Book or Movie: Part 3 By Hon. Robert J. Anderson, (ret.) Senior Lawyers, June 2024 Reviews of books and the movies they inspired.
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Book Review: ‘A Day in the Life of Abed Salama: Anatomy of a Jerusalem Tragedy’ by Nathan Thrall By Junaid “J” Afeef Human and Civil Rights, May 2024 A summary of a book worth reading for anyone involved in human rights and international.
Book Review: Hold the Line By Gary T. Rafool Senior Lawyers, June 2024 A summary and review of Hold the Line by Michael Fanone and John Shiffman.
Bookman Old Style Is Acceptable to the Seventh Circuit By Michael J. Rooney Real Estate Law, July 2024 A summary and brief analysis of AsymaDesign, LLC v. CBL Associate Management, Inc.
Burnett v. The National Ass’n of Realtors By Erica Crohn Minchella Real Estate Law, April 2024 The National Association of Realtors was recently handed a $1.78 billion judgment for violations of antitrust law finding that “cooperative compensation” is collusion that artificially inflates home prices.
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Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant Church By Samuel H. Levine Construction Law, May 2024 In Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant Church, the appellate court dismissed a complaint to foreclose a mechanics lien as factually insufficient because the complaint improperly characterized two contracts as one.
Business Entity Developments 2022 and Q1 and Q2 2023 By William A. Price Business and Securities Law, January 2024 Summaries of recent developments in business and securities law from 2022 and 2023.
Call for Articles Elder Law, May 2024 Information on submitting articles for the newsletter.
Call for Articles Elder Law, March 2024 Information on submitting articles for the newsletter.
Call for Articles Real Estate Law, March 2024 A call for article submissions.
Call for Articles Elder Law, February 2024 Information on submitting articles for the newsletter.
Call for Articles Elder Law, January 2024 Information on submitting articles for the newsletter.
Call for Articles: Inspire and Lead Through Your Expertise! By Jennifer Danish Law Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on, July 2024 A call for articles from the editor.
Case Briefs Alternative Dispute Resolution, July 2024 Summaries of recent cases of interest to alternative dispute resolution practitioners.
Case Briefs Alternative Dispute Resolution, April 2024 Summaries of recent cases of interest to alternative dispute resolution practitioners.
Case Briefs Alternative Dispute Resolution, February 2024 Summaries of recent cases of interest to alternative dispute resolution practitioners.
Case Names and Holdings Insurance Law, May 2024 A list of the cases in this issue, arranged alphabetically, and their holdings.
Case Summaries Insurance Law, May 2024 Summaries of the cases in this issue.
Case Summaries By Thomas Grippando Administrative Law, April 2024 Summaries of recent cases of interest.
Case Summaries By Thomas Grippando Administrative Law, February 2024 Summaries of recent cases of interest.
Case Summary: BKA Holdings v. Sam By Jenna Kearns Real Estate Law, April 2024 A summary and analysis of BKA Holdings v. Sam, a case involving a dispute between a landlord and tenant.
Case Summary: Hundley v. WPD Management, LLC By Laura Skaar Real Estate Law, May 2024 Hundley v. WPD Management, LLC is being praised as a rare common-sense win for landlords who do not use security deposits.
Case Summary: O’Malley v. Adams By Leslie Hairston Real Estate Law, January 2024 A summary and analysis of O’Malley v. Adams.
A Case Summary: Willow Way, LLC v. Village of Lyons, Illinois By Greg Anderson Real Estate Law, March 2024 A summary and analysis of Willow Way, LLC. V. Village of Lyons, Illinois, in which the court upheld the dismissal of an action against the Village of Lyons over the demolition of a house determined to be a public nuisance.
Case Summary: Wilmington Savings Fund Society v. Herzog By Thomas M. Olson, Jr. Real Estate Law, May 2024 In Wilmington Savings Fund Society v. Herzog, the appellate court affirmed the circuit court's decision in favor of the plaintiff after analyzing the recorded release of mortgage.
Cases and Issues to Watch By Raleigh D. Kalbfleisch Family Law, April 2024 Summaries of cases and issues of interest to family law practitioners.
Chair and Editor’s Comments By Judge Robert J. Anderson, (ret.) Child Law, April 2024 An introduction to the issue from the chair and editor.