May 2013 Women and the Law Newsletter

By Kerrianne Waters

As the female population becomes more present in the legal profession, the portrayal of these females on television has also increased and has an impact on what the public expects from a female attorney. But is this a good thing? Are these portrayals accurate?

By Sandra Blake

A look at the Committee's recent and upcoming activities.

By Jessica L. Henson

Wonderful things happen when women get involved; all that is necessary to get involved is a willingness to say yes and work hard.

By Lindsay C. Stella

By Tracy Douglas

Public administrators and public guardians serve an important role in Illinois by helping with estate administration and protecting the interests of disabled adults.

By Anna Fridman

The author shares her list of archaic laws from around the country.

By Janice L. Boback

The author shares her experience after recently taking on a case outside of Illinois.

By Cindy G. Buys & Stephanie Macuiba

This article examines some of the statistics relating to females in the judiciary in Illinois and includes interviews with several female judges examining the role and experiences of these female judges.

By Julie A. Neubauer

The author shares some recipes that demonstrate that nutritious cooking can actually be done easily, even during the week.

By Melissa M. Olivero

Learn more about this dynamic attorney and senior research fellow at the Schiller DuCanto & Fleck Family Law Center at DePaul University College of Law.

By Vito A. Mastrangelo

This Op-Ed was featured in the Chicago Sun Times on March 14, 2013