While courts must be frugal, the other branches have a responsibility to adequately fund our justice system, Illinois' chief justice says.
November 2012 • Volume 100 • Number 11
Practice News
Articles
Here's a look at the pilot programs underway in state and federal court, along with a few pointers from lawyers who have conducted trials in the media spotlight.
Effective January 1, the Act gives estate planners two powerful new tools. Find out what they can do for your clients.
Research indicates that much of our lawyerly unhappiness is wired into us. But that doesn't mean we should give up on greater professional and personal satisfaction.
A recent appellate court decision holds that a Catholic diocese's fraudulent concealment of abuse tolls the statutes of limitation and repose, allowing a middle-aged victim to recover.
Columns
All in the family; don't eliminate grounds for divorce, heart balm torts.
Bar associations and the lawyers they serve must promote adequate funding.
Congress.gov will soon succeed THOMAS as the go-to site for federal legislative research.
Should judicial approval be required for even small damage awards for minors?