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OUR NEW LOOK. This issue marks the debut of our first comprehensive redesign in more than a decade. We've updated our editorial approach, too, to make the articles and features more timely and practice oriented. We hope you approve, and we won't stop here – we're always working to make the Journal an even more valuable ISBA member benefit.
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PRACTICE
NEWS
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LAW
PULSE | By Helen W. Gunnarsson
A new higher limit for small-estate affidavits; clients not liable for lawyers' international torts; when is "special service" good enough? and more.
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ILLINOIS LAW UPDATE
No jury trial for breach of fiduciary duty; trustees can appeal, but at their own cost; legal protection for breastfeeding mothers; and more.
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ARTICLES
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BUSINESS LAW/MALPRACTICE | By David R. Sinn
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Malpractice Risks for Corporate and Business Lawyers
A review of tricky conflicts issues and other malpractice landmines for corporate lawyers.
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ETHICS | By Michael L. Shakman and Arthur W. Friedman
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How to Respond to an ARDC Complaint
You get the dreaded letter from the ARDC– what do you do? Here's a step-by-step guide.
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ARBITRATION | By Thomas J. Cunningham
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Class Actions in Arbitration
Are provisions in arbitration agreements that expressly prohibit class arbitration enforceable in Illinois? A look at recent developments.
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CONTRACT TORT | By Joseph Wylie
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Using No-Reliance Clauses to Prevent Fraud-in-the-Inducement Claims
Plaintiffs are using fraud-in-the-inducement theory to turn breach-of-contract allegations into tort claims. A new case gives defendants a way to fight back. |
