Chair’s ColumnBy Sally K. KolbFamily Law, April 2021A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Lost Trust AgreementBy John MavilleBusiness Advice and Financial Planning, April 2021A look at how to handle lost trust agreements.
Chair’s ColumnBy Sally K. KolbFamily Law, March 2021A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s Column: Bridging HistoryBy Cindy G. BuysWomen and the Law, March 2021As I write this chair’s column, we are in the final days of commemorating Black History Month and about to celebrate the start of Women’s History Month. What better way to bridge the two than to reflect on the achievements of a few of the inspiring black women lawyer-leaders in the state of Illinois. Although the history of black female attorneys dates back to Ida Platt who became the first black female licensed to practice law in Illinois in 1894, I am struck by how many of these “firsts” have come in my own lifetime, reminding me of the recency of many of these achievements.
From the ChairBy Trent BushLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, March 2021A note from the chair, Trent Bush.
Practice TipBy John MavilleSenior Lawyers, March 2021Simple steps to facilitate the sale of your practice.