Civil Practice and Procedure
The mission of ISBA Civil Practice and Procedure Section
- to enhance the knowledge and professional capabilities of lawyers who devote time to the practice of civil law in all its substantive branches;
- to disseminate current information such as proposed legislation and case law and to explain ramifications of these changes on civil practice;
- to promote improvement in the civil law system and to study other pertinent areas of reform.
Related Articles
Current Newsletter — April 2012
- Supreme Court allows juror questioning of witnesses: New Supreme Court Rule 243
- Modifications and other things to know about infamous Supreme Court Rule 216
- The supervisory authority of the Supreme Court of Illinois: A powerful tool for the court and practitioner alike
- Discovery of social media: Document requests in a friend request world
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