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PRACTICE
NEWS
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LAWPULSE|
By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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Illinois
law practices: removing the "not for sale" sign; workers' comp overhaul;
new reg requires law firms to "properly dispose" of consumer info;
and more. |
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| 336 |
ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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No
UPL when vendors prepare documents; plaintiff must establish prima
facie case for long-arm jurisdiction; new grievance procedure under
ADA; and more. |
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| 340 |
TORT
LAW |
By Neil Vidmar
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Medical
Malpractice and the Tort System in Illinois
According
to an ISBA-commissioned report, the increase in doctors' liability
insurance premiums apparently has not been caused by runaway juries.
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| 354 |
FEDERAL
PRACTICE | By Neil Dishman |
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Deadline
Extensions in Federal Court:
The Procrastinator's Guide
You
just blew a crucial deadline – will the judge grant you more
time? This explains which excuses work best.
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| 358 |
TORT
LAW | By Gerald O. Sweeney, Jr. and P. Russell Perdew
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Spoliation
of Evidence: Responding to
Fire Scene Destruction
A
look at the discovery, motion practice, and trial techniques defendants
can use in response to destruction of a fire scene.
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362
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COLLECTIONS
/ COMMERCIAL LAW
| By Michael G. Cortina
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Citations
Versus Non-Wage Garnishments:
Which is Right for Your Collection Case?
This
article discusses the two principal devices for reaching a judgment
debtor's assets held by banks and other non-employer third parties. |
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