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PRACTICE NEWS
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LAWPULSE
| By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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Pleading
guilty online; telling your deponent client not to answer a question;
a new, stricter test for independent contractor status? and more.
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236
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ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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Deposition
cross must remain within scope of direct; court must assess best
interests of child in considering contested removal agreement; day
laborers protected under minimum wage law; and more.
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| ARTICLES |
| 240 |
LAW
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
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By Helen W. Gunnarsson
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Hire
Laterally, Think Ethically
Some things Illinois lawyers and law firms should think
about before making a lateral move or hire.
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| 244 |
ERISA
LIENS | By James T. Nyeste
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Insurers'
Claims for Reimbursement from PI Recovery: Recent ERISA Rulings
Healthcare
plan reimbursement has been a contentious issue. The Supreme Court's
Sereboff ruling answered some questions, but others remain. |
| 250
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EMPLOYMENT
LAW | By Patrick M. Kinnally
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Litigating
Noncompetition Agreements: The Employee's Perspective
Your client's former employer goes to court seeking a TRO
to enforce a noncompete agreement against him. What do you do? |
| 254 |
EMPLOYMENT
LAW | By Kenneth J. Vanko
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Liquidated
Damages: The Forgotten Remedy in Noncompete Disputes
Damages are often difficult to prove in unfair competition
cases. Liquidated damages clauses can provide an effective - and efficient
- remedy. |
| 258 |
ETHICS
/ LAW OFFICE MANAGEMENT
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| By
Jennifer E. Smiley and Michael
L. Shakman |
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Ethical
Challenges When Lawyers Sell Non-Legal Services
A review of the ethical rules that apply when lawyers seek
to broaden their practices by offering non-legal services. |
| 262 |
DUI/CRIMINAL
| By Charles P. Burns and Jeff Chan |
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Challenging
Summary Suspension When A Defendant's License is Suspended, Revoked,
or Expired
Do these defendants have standing to challenge a summary
suspension?
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