Download this issueThe pathways for breaching client confidentiality - whether due to simple carelessness or inadequate security - continue to multiply as technology advances.
May 2015 • Volume 103 • Number 5
Practice News
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Articles
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Pointers for representing condo owners and prospective purchasers, particularly in light of the Illinois Supreme Court's recent Spanish Court ruling.
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The Internet has made vast amounts of information available, and judicial notice can put it into the record - within limits.
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The four corners rule bars admission of parol evidence to interpret contracts unless they're ambiguous. But in rare cases, the provisional admission approach might allow such evidence.
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No matter how convincing your experts, their testimony may be for naught if you fail to make timely and appropriate disclosure of their identity under Rule 213(f)(3).
Columns
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The new HCPOA, Mr. Cub's will, criminal justice reform commission.
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Oregon and California could join Washington in authorizing LLLTs.
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How one court applied the new spousal maintenance formula.
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The rapid growth of litigation funding raises a host of issues.
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A look back at eight years of columns.