The ISBA continues to support the longstanding ban on fee sharing with nonlawyers; meanwhile, the ARDC and the Chicago Bar Foundation have revised their arguments for lifting it.

As the Illinois Supreme Court weighs options for fee sharing with nonlawyers, the ISBA remains opposed.

ISBA's Financial Health & Wellness Subcommittee to help retiring lawyers looking to sell their practice.

Season's greetings from ISBA's president, president-elect, second and third vice presidents, and immediate past president.

The Midyear Meeting at Chicago's Palmer House Hilton will promote physical and mental wellness.

Seeking help is within your grasp. All you need to do is ask.

A succession plan requires targeted priorities and realistic goals. But no matter what, you have to start somewhere.

In his inaugural column, James F. McCluskey focuses on attorney wellness and the ISBA's efforts to provide essential resources to members.

ISBA's outgoing president reflects on a year he will cherish.

Will increased engagement by Millennials lead to civic reform? There's reason for optimism.

The lessons I learned back at St. Ignatius College Prep guide me today as I work on behalf of the ISBA.

Victims of sexual harassment are speaking out as never before.

With 2018 well underway, the ISBA is working hard to defend and protect the interests of the legal profession.

Meeting with lawyers around the state is one of my objectives as president.

A 16-member ISBA committee will convene stakeholders and promote community planning to address the scourge of gun violence statewide.

Travelers enjoyed a guided tour of the Irish court system on the ISBA's recent trip to Ireland.

Recent events from Poland to Turkey to Charlottesville underscore the urgent need to stand up for the rule of law around the world.

Special committees on succession planning, the future of the profession, and gun violence will be among the groups shaping the ISBA agenda this bar year.

New judges and lawyers both face obstacles and frustrations. For lawyers especially, ISBA resources can help.

A bar president's work begins months before the installation ceremony.

Lawyers must be ready to boldly go where no one has gone before.

Ethnic and minority bars help nurture lawyers who in turn serve the broader profession.

For all our differences, we lawyers share the experience of a long journey from there to here.

An authority on immigration law weighs in on the president's executive order.

Sometimes the truest test of leadership is knowing when to keep silent.

View ISBA staff members in Springfield and Chicago with this pictorial directory.

An honor role of bar presidents from throughout the state.

A late-fall look at 2016-17 projects and priorities.

My visits to three law school orientation sessions left me feeling encouraged about the future of the ISBA and our profession.

Most lawyers wonder what another career might be like, while many nonlawyers yearn to join our profession. Whose grass is greener?