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PRACTICE
NEWS
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LAWPULSE
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By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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Beware
using guardianship to change school districts; the slacker son who
wouldn't leave home; new law attempts to simplify zoning hearings;
and more.
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ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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Search
of probationer's computer allowed; Sex Offender Community Notification
Law amended; changes to Illinois income tax laws; and more.
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| ARTICLES |
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TORT
LAW
| By Helen W. Gunnarsson
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So
You Want to Be a Personal Injury Lawyer?
How
do you break into p.i. practice? Successful practitioners offer
advice
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FAMILY LAW|
By
Reuben A. Bernick
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Is
There Marital Property Before Divorce? So Sayeth Takata
Can
an ex-wife recover post-decree arrearages of child support from
the separately owned assets of the obligor father's new wife? The
appellate court says "yes." Plus, read Christine Takata's
take on this much talked-about ruling.
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ADMINISTRATIVE
LAW
| By Thomas M. Battista
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Judicial
Review of Administrative Decisions: A Step-by-Step Guide
An
agency rules against your client and you want a court to review the
decision. What's the next step? This article explains. |
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PREMISES
LIABILITY |
By Courtney Dashiell Lorentz |
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The
Broad Duty to Protect Patrons from Harm:
Marshall v Burger King
The
Illinois Supreme Court ruled that a restaurant owner has a duty to
protect its patrons from an out-of-control car. So where does a premises
owner's duty to the public end? |
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CRIMINAL
LAW | By Kerry J. Bryson
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Polygraph
Exams in Sex-Offense Cases
Despite
doubts about their reliability, polygraph exams are required in
sex-offense cases. This article discusses the law.
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