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PRACTICE NEWS
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LAWPULSE
| By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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Legislature
overturns one-year limit on family-law fee suits; legal malpractice
plaintiffs can't recover lost punitives; streetside restaurants must
protect patrons from vehicles; and more. |
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ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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Eavesdropping
statute applies only where all parties intended privacy; quitclaim
deed requires notification of previous owners; electronic tax payments
are timely if started prior to due date; and more. |
| ARTICLES |
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ATTORNEYS
| By Helen W. Gunnarsson
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The
New Pro Bono Reporting Requirement
What
is a client of "limited means" for reporting purposes?
What kinds of services count as "pro bono"? Justice Kilbride
and others talk about pro bono reporting.
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FAMILY
LAW/
ATTORNEY FEES
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By Donald C. Schiller |
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Reasonable
Fees in Dissolution of Marriage Cases
A
look at what the cases say about what constitutes a "reasonable"
attorney fee in a divorce proceeding.
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CORPORATIONS
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By William E. Westerbeke |
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An
Illinois Not-For-Profit Directors' Compliance Checklist
A
carefully crafted compliance checklist can help board members stand
up to today's careful scrutiny.
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MUNICIPAL
LAW/
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
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By
Kara N. Lundy |
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Municipal
Sign Ordinances: Three Common Constitutional Flaws and Their Solutions
Here's
how counsel for municipalities can cure three common sign-ordinance
infirmities.
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LIENS/
REAL
ESTATE LAW
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By
Barbara A. Gimbel and
Edward
J. Anderson |
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Lender
Leap-Frog: Conventional Subrogation in Lien Priority Disputes
A
lender can take priority as lienholder even over a third party who
recorded first. Find out how.
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