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ISBA held a successful Lawyers Feeding Illinois campaign and did much more this busy bar year.

The project provided more that 1.2 million meals to hungry Illinoisans.

High law-school debt hurts the profession and the public.

The ISBA has always addressed the most important legal issues.

The Bar Leadership Conference and Lawyers Feeding Illinois are coming up, and the ISBA Midyear Meeting was a success.

How ISBA is fighting efforts to allow non-lawyer ownership.

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Bar associations and the lawyers they serve must promote adequate funding.

The ISBA tips its hat to its fastest growing demographic.

It's time we implemented commonsense, fair rules on recusal.

Lawyers must have a voice in the reform discussion.

ISBA's new president previews his year.

A one-sentence lyric from the Beatles sums up a 12-month journey at the helm of the ISBA.

Joining the ISBA's charitable arm lets you give back to the profession, help those who need it, and have fun in the process.

Are we doing all we can to give young lawyers value for their dues?

Are you using the practice management tech tools you need? If not, the ISBA is there for you.

An ISBA delegation meets with Cuban judges and lawyers.

It's more important than ever to give lawyers a strong voice in Springfield.

Deck your smartphone with some of these lawyer-friendly apps.

Let's pause this Veteran's Day to honor our military and the lawyers who serve them.

Technology is changing the world of lawyering. Can we keep pace?

You can't afford not to use Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

What QR codes are and how to use them to promote your practice.

ISBA's new president outlines his year to come.

From juvenile justice reform to Lawyers Rock Legends, this has been a year to remember.

The ISBA works because we - all of us - make it work.

More about Illinois lawyers committed to juvenile justice reform.

We continue our look at Illinois lawyers helping to transform our juvenile justice system.

Transforming Juvenile Justice: Lawyers Making A Difference

What would "the system" look like if we designed it for our children?