Justice Carter replaces Justice Thomas L. Kilbride, whom voters chose not to retain on Nov. 3.

The ISBA’s spring 2021 elections are using an online-only process for creating and obtaining signatures for nominating petitions.

ISBA members’ free access to Fastcase upgraded to redesigned Fastcase 7.

Amended Illinois Supreme Court Rules clarify appellate procedures and increase flexibility for cross-jurisdictional work.

ISBA launches Rural Practice Initiative to address access-to-justice gaps in less-populated counties.

Illinois Supreme Court hosts Virtual Summit Series to discuss mental health and problem solving in Illinois.

ISBA Assembly overwhelmingly approves resolution to address racial injustice inside and out.

Pandemic-related data from legal technology usage and consumer surveys point to shifting expectations in the legal market.

The ISBA and Illinois law school deans want to give law school grads who haven’t taken the bar exam more options in the private sector.

Disbarred Illinois attorneys face an uphill battle to be reinstated, partly because of the due process already afforded them.

Think carefully before hitting “reply all” in emails.

Illinois Supreme Court Justice Robert Thomas’s retirement leaves one less Supreme Court seat in play for 2020.

The ARDC advances a framework for allowing and regulating for-profit client-attorney matching services.

An Illinois K-9 trainer, skilled enough to also train a drug-sniffing pig, discusses the world of detection dogs.

Illinois Courts: Trends continue for case filings and self-represented litigants.

Roughly 30 ISBA Members selected to provide feedback on case information portal, re:SearchIL.

Illinois Supreme Court favors warrantless DUI testing on a case-by-case basis, but not this time.

Four of the Illinois Supreme Court’s seven seats are in some state of play in 2020.

Rural law and johnboat rides on the Illinois River.

Illinois becomes the eighth state to remove the statute of limitations for sexual assault and abuse crimes.

ARDC pilots Intermediary Program that uses independent contractors to find attorneys not responding to the agency’s inquiries.

After nearly two decades of work, the new Illinois Trust Code is signed by the governor.

National nonprofit organization that provides free bail to the incarcerated opens up a Chicago office.

The Illinois legislature enters the #MeToo era with a sweeping bill targeting workplace harassment.

Drug offenders in the Central District of Illinois are more likely to face longer sentences than anywhere else in the country.

Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Pretrial Practices enters public-feedback phase.

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Indiana in an Eighth Amendment-forfeiture case might also challenge Illinois caselaw.

Illinois Attorney General joins other states in opposition to U.S. Department of Education's Title IX proposals.