2023 Environmental Statutes and Regulatory AmendmentsBy William J. AnayaEnvironmental and Natural Resources Law, February 2024Brief descriptions of new statutes, rules, and programs created by the Illinois General Assembly, the Office of the State Fire Marshall, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, the Illinois Pollution Control Board, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency in 2023.
2024 ISBA High School Mock Trial InvitationalBy Sarah TaylorLaw Related Education for the Public, June 2024The 2024 ISBA High School Mock Trial Invitational was held on March 16-17, 2024, at the University of Illinois – Springfield.
2024: New Year, New LawsBy Thomas M. ConnellyYoung Lawyers Division, January 2024Brief summaries of some of the new Illinois laws that are likely to impact attorneys and their clients.
211 Members of Congress Now Oppose the EATS ActBy Bjorn OlafssonFood Law, February 2024The federal bill that would gut states’ rights to regulate the way animals are farmed for meat is facing strong opposition
6 Reasons Why Eggs Are So Expensive Right NowBy Grace Hussain & Julieta CardenasFood Law, May 2024The price of eggs has been driven up by a variety of factors, most notably by inflation and one of the most severe avian flu pandemics in recent history.
8 Alternative Protein Market Predictions for 2024By Bjorn OlafssonFood Law, March 2024The biggest trends to look out for as the alternative protein sector aims to further enshrine itself in mainstream eating habits.
ADA ‘Tester’ Standing Case Evades U.S. Supreme Court Review—For NowBy Todd Rosenbaum & Sebastian NavarroFederal Civil Practice, February 2024As the United States Supreme Court was on the cusp of resolving a circuit split concerning the propriety of “tester” standing under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the self-avowed ADA tester who was responsible for creating the circuit split by filing lawsuits in numerous jurisdictions voluntarily dismissed the case on appeal from the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine.
Adjudication vs. ADR in Family Law, in Search of Deeper Dialogue and UnderstandingBy Sandra Crawford, J.D.Alternative Dispute Resolution, February 2024The model of conflict resolution a client uses to address their legal disputes can have a profound impact on things like how long they will be in process and how sustainable their outcomes will be.
Adjudication vs. ADR in Family Law: In Search of Deeper Dialogue and UnderstandingBy Sandra CrawfordFamily Law, March 2024Conflict resolution practitioners must be able to convey the benefits and drawbacks to different models of conflict resolution since the model a client uses to address disputes can have a profound impact on the process and outcome.
Adopting a Plausibility Standard for the Plaintiff’s Initial Burden Under Title III of the ADABy Dakotah HublerDiversity Leadership Council, June 2024Although the text of the Americans with Disabilities Act itself provides statutory requirements regarding the provision of reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities, the federal courts have reached different interpretations of the text of the statute as it relates to a plaintiff’s initial evidentiary burden.
ADR, DEI, and YouBy Allison K. BethelAlternative Dispute Resolution, April 2024Diversity, however defined, is lacking within the ADR field.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlInsurance Law, May 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlCorporate Law Departments, May 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlBench and Bar, April 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlEmployee Benefits, March 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlEnergy, Utilities, Telecommunications, and Transportation, February 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, February 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI and Law: An Opportunity to Improve Legal PracticeBy Damien RiehlAdministrative Law, February 2024Recent exponential leaps in advanced large language models have presented both opportunities and challenges that have the capacity to reshape the legal landscape.
AI in Discovery? It’s Called TARBy George BellasCivil Practice and Procedure, March 2024Technology assisted review is a form of artificial intelligence in which the artificial intelligence machine learning assists in the review process by automatically reviewing, sorting, and classifying large volumes of documents based on whether the documents are likely responsive to discovery requests.
AI Information for In-House CounselBy Margo Lynn HablutzelCorporate Law Departments, May 2024An overview of the three CLE programs on artificial intelligence sponsored by the Corporate Law Departments Section.
