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PRACTICE
NEWS
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LAWPULSE | By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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DUI changes effective June 1; Home Repair
and Remodeling Act unfair? Medicaid law doesn't preempt state's
ability to collect; fraudulent misrepresentation tort limited; and
more.
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ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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No discretionary immunity for retaliatory
discharge of employee; UCC filing rules amended; Collection Agency
Act amended;
and more.
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| ARTICLES |
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LAW PRACTICE
MANAGEMENT | By
Helen W. Gunnarsson
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Law-Firm
Compensation Systems Explained
Wondering whether your firm's compensation
scheme needs an overhaul? Here's a look at what others are doing.
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| 294 |
CIVIL PRACTICE | By Ross B. Edwards
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Hudson:
New Limits on a Plaintiff's
Right to Refile a Voluntarily Dismissed Case
A controversial new case from the
Illinois Supreme Court bars the refiling of a voluntarily dismissed
claim when a partially dispositive motion has been granted. |
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REAL ESTATE
LAW |By Brian R. Kalb
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Caveat
Contractor: Recent Cases Interpret the Home Repair and Remodeling
Act
A discussion of recent HRRA cases,
including a new one from the supreme court holding that the Act doesn't
apply to subcontractors. |
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EVIDENCE | By
Robert J. Steigmann |
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When
Hearsay Testimony Is a Nonevent Under the Confrontation Clause
An Illinois Appellate Court justice
says that a witness who disavows his or her own hearsay statements
is not "unavailable" as to those statements. |
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FAMILY LAW | By Thomas J. Kasper
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The Impact
of Order-of-Protection Remedies on Divorce
Some OP remedies, such as temporary
custody, can have a huge effect on a subsequent divorce. Find out
how to protect your client's interest.
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