Author Index Ed Finkel

With the ISBA’s 150th anniversary serving as a backdrop to Perry Browder’s presidential year, he says the time is right to build on the past and charge into the future.

At all levels, courts weigh the pros and cons of using artificial intelligence in the administration of justice.

Land of Lincoln Legal Aid deploys “Mobile Justice” vans to serve Illinois’ least accessible rural areas.

Just in time for the Oscars, a critique of not-so-great lawyers and judges from film and television.

The Illinois State Bar Association and the Illinois Judges Association cohost a discussion about the rule of law.

A new guide released by the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission provides in-depth pointers on the ethical use of artificial intelligence in the practice of law.

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice P. Scott Neville, Jr.’s quest for fairness in the law comes from deep convictions and formative experiences.

Helping clients and their families when fake romance leads to ruin.

A preview of the ISBA’s four-part continuing legal education series on the Freedom of Information Act.

ISBA members on the current and future practice of law.

Bridget Duignan, the 149th president of the Illinois State Bar Association, brings a well-rounded approach and plenty of ideas for reinvigorating the ISBA.

The Illinois State Bar Association’s Trusts and Estates Section Council finds interest in programming focused on the basics.

Millennial and Gen Z lawyers share their thoughts on career, life, technology, and what motivates them.

Lawyers and risk-management experts say lawyers should freshen up their retainer agreements at least every year or two. Plus, guidance on  disclosing use of AI in your work.

Cybercriminals use many tools to access your accounts and data. Make sure you stay at least a step ahead.

Tips for AI beginners and power users.

Attorneys need to better understand this bad habit to overcome it.

Chances are you have or know a lawyer who has, according to a report by the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism.

You can fight city hall, but it’s complicated.

Illinois attorney Karen Conti, who represented serial killer John Wayne Gacy, is finally ready to tell her story nearly 30 years after the case.

An amicable approach to divorce, and more.

Legal research giant vLex Fastcase, whose database and tools are free to ISBA members, to implement AI across its products by the end of 2024.

Sonni Choi Williams, the first woman of color to serve as ISBA president, has traveled an arduous but inspiring road to leadership.

The ISBA’s new Law Firms for Sale service connects sellers and prospective buyers.

Can remote court and legal services help increase access to justice?

When banks deny access to those with powers of attorney, and what to do about it.