Articles on Chair’s column

Chair’s Column By Shira Truitt Women and the Law, August 2021 An introduction to the issue from the chair, Shira Truitt.
Chair’s Column By Susan W. Rogaliner Family Law, July 2021 A note from the chair, Susan W. Rogaliner.
Chair’s Column: A Legend in the Making By Evan Schanerberger State and Local Taxation, July 2021 A note from the chair, Evan Schanerberger.
Letter From the Chair By George L. Schoenbeck Trusts and Estates, July 2021 A note from the chair, George L. Schoenbeck.
Chair’s Column By Sally K. Kolb Family Law, June 2021 A note from the outgoing chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s Column By Harry Dubnick Energy, Utilities, Telecommunications, and Transportation, June 2021 A note from the chair, Harry Dubnick.
Chair’s Final Note By Mary Nicolau State and Local Taxation, June 2021 A note from the outgoing chair, Mary Nicolau.
From the Chair By Philip J. Vacco Real Estate Law, June 2021 A note from the outgoing chair, Philip J. Vacco.
Lost Trust Agreement By John Maville Elder Law, June 2021 A look at how to handle lost trust agreements.
Chair’s Column By Sally K. Kolb Family Law, May 2021 A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
From the Chair By Trent L. Bush Legal Technology, Standing Committee on, May 2021 A note from the chair, Trent L. Bush.
Goodbye From the Chair By Cindy G. Buys Women and the Law, May 2021 A note from the chair, Cindy G. Buys.
Message From the Chair By Meaghan E. Vander Schaaf International and Immigration Law, May 2021 A note from the chair, Maeghan E. Vander Schaaf.
More Musings of an Old Country Lawyer By John H. Maville Senior Lawyers, May 2021 A note from the chair, John H. Maville.
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Chair’s Column By Sally K. Kolb Family Law, April 2021 A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Lost Trust Agreement By John Maville Business Advice and Financial Planning, April 2021 A look at how to handle lost trust agreements.
Chair’s Column By Sally K. Kolb Family Law, March 2021 A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s Column: Bridging History By Cindy G. Buys Women and the Law, March 2021 As 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 Chair By Trent Bush Legal Technology, Standing Committee on, March 2021 A note from the chair, Trent Bush.
Practice Tip By John Maville Senior Lawyers, March 2021 Simple steps to facilitate the sale of your practice.
The View From the Chair: Reflections on the Legacy of Ida Platt and Diversity and Inclusion By Khara Coleman Racial and Ethnic Minorities and the Law, March 2021 Reflections on diversity and inclusion from the chair, Khara Coleman.
Chair’s Column By Sally K. Kolb Family Law, February 2021 A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s Column: Looking Back and Looking Forward By Cindy G. Buys Women and the Law, February 2021 A note from the chair, Cindy G. Buys.
Lost Trust Agreement By John Maville Real Estate Law, February 2021 A look at how to handle lost trust agreements.
Chair’s Column By Missy Greathouse Alternative Dispute Resolution, January 2021 A note from the chair, Missy Greathouse.
Chair’s Column Family Law, January 2021 A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.
Chair’s Corner By Julia Jensen Smolka Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, January 2021 A note from the chair, Julia Jensen Smolka.
Lost Trust Agreement By John Maville Trusts and Estates, January 2021 A look at how to handle lost trust agreements.
Musings of an Old Country Lawyer By John H. Maville Senior Lawyers, January 2021 A note from the chair, John H. Maville.
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Chair’s Column By Sally K. Kolb Family Law, December 2020 A note from the chair, Sally K. Kolb.

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