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All for Limited Scope

March
2024
Column
, Page 8
A reader promotes the benefits of limited-scope representation in mediations.

Correspondence from Our Readers

June
2023
Column
, Page 8
Strong Contracts and Frozen Eggs

The AI Dilemma

April
2023
Column
, Page 8
While ChatGPT may be of use to lawyers, it may also present ways to escape accountability.
2 comments (Most recent April 7, 2023)

With All Deliberate Respect

December
2022
Column
, Page 4
A reader questions the true intentions guiding opposition to nonlawyer ownership of law firms.

Correspondence from Our Readers

September
2012
Column
, Page 454
Reforming legal education; telephone scammers claiming to be lawyers; lawyer websites.

Correspondence from Our Readers

August
2012
Column
, Page 394
The Illinois deposit of wills; compassionate client consultations.

Correspondence from Our Readers

June
2012
Column
, Page 282
DUI videos, home inspections.

Correspondence from Our Readers

December
2011
Column
, Page 598
What judges know about family law.

Correspondence from Our Readers

October
2011
Column
, Page 486
Odds of success.
1 comment (Most recent September 27, 2011)

Correspondence from Our Readers

September
2011
Column
, Page 430
And while you're figuring out Twitter…; Highest objective of legal education is preparing "educated citizens."

Correspondence from Our Readers

July
2011
Column
, Page 326
Righties and lefties; let jurors ask questions.

Correspondence from Our Readers

June
2011
Column
, Page 274
Oral arguments, common fund doctrine, civil unions, and more.
1 comment (Most recent May 27, 2011)

Correspondence from Our Readers

May
2011
Column
, Page 218
Death of oral argument; the way to the courthouse; being in the moment.
1 comment (Most recent April 26, 2011)

Correspondence from Our Readers

January
2011
Column
, Page 6
Another approach to judicial selection

Errors and Omissions

December
2010
Column
, Page 606
In re Marriage of Zells and not-yet-paid contingency fees; Foreclosure and divorce; and Who was that legal assistant?

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September
2010
Column
, Page 442
Exception for commercial fraud not warranted; Two exceptions to the doctrine of election

“Cite,” not “cite to”

August
2010
Column
, Page 390
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July
2010
Column
, Page 338
Jury-service article "spot-on"

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April
2010
Column
, Page 170
Habitability warranty disclaimers; FOIA attorney fees; family law attorney fees

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March
2010
Column
, Page 118
Distracted Drivers
1 comment (Most recent April 21, 2010)

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December
2009
Column
, Page 594
Use trusts, not wills in most cases; Robes, dickies, and wigs.

Correspondence from Our Readers

October
2009
Column
, Page 486
Dressing for distress - nylons and sandals;  Settlement agreements: do the release first.

Five Wishes: “zero cases of litigation”

June
2009
Column
, Page 274
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By Anthony C. Raccuglia
May
2009
Column
, Page 218
Fending off foreclosure - who controls the debt?; Don't allow parties to depose their own experts.

In Defense of the Citizen Participation Act

By Adam Schwartz
March
2009
Column
, Page 114
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Correspondence from Our Readers

January
2009
Column
, Page 6
Involuntary commitment; polygraphs and rape victims.

Correspondence from Our Readers

December
2008
Column
, Page 602
The even more perilous world of POA agents.

Correspondence from Our Readers

November
2008
Column
, Page 546
Two takes on two-tiered billing.

Correspondence from Our Readers

October
2008
Column
, Page 490
The Second and Fourteenth Amendments

Correspondence from Our Readers

July
2008
Column
, Page 330
Sharia law? Voluntary dismissal; confrontation clause; HUD-1 form.st.

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