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PRACTICE NEWS
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| 338 |
LAWPULSE
| By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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Employers"
liability for employees" loose tongues; the limited lockstep doctrine;
attorney title agents must disclose agency; and more. |
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344
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ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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Equitable
estoppel applies to private child support orders; police department
typically not "victim" under restitution statute; increased security
authorized at railroad terminals; and more.
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| ARTICLES |
| 354 |
FAMILY
LAW | By
David N. Schaffer
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The
New Supreme Court Rules Governing
Child Custody Cases: A Summary and Review
A
review of the new 900 series of Illinois Supreme Court rules, which
are designed to improve child custody proceedings and which are
effective July 1.
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| 360 |
FAMILY
LAW | By Aldo E. Botti
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New
Rules Expedite Custody Proceedings
A
special focus on the rules aimed at speeding up custody cases.
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| 369 |
ATTORNEY
& CLIENT | By John Rearden, Jr.
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Appointed
Attorneys for Indigent Civil Litigants
in Federal Court: the Illinois Experience
A
look at how Illinois-based federal district courts appoint counsel
for indigent civil litigants, including standby counsel for pro
se claimants.
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| 372 |
TRIAL
PRACTICE | By Chester A. Lizak
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Dismissal
for Lack of Diligence in Serving Process:
The Failure of Rule 103(b)
The
rule should not allow dismissal of the plaintiff's case if he
or she serves the defendant before the statute of limitations has
run, this author says.
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| 376 |
EMPLOYMENT
LAW |By James V. Garvey and
Frederic T. Knape
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Employee
Stock Forfeiture Provisions :
A
Different Breed of Restrictive Covenant
The
authors argue that forfeiture provisions should not be subjected
to
traditional restrictive covenant analysis.
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