The Direct Examination of the Plaintiff's Treating Physician: A Handbook for Illinois Personal Injury Lawyers
Bundled with a complimentary Fastbook PDF download!
A must-have for new personal injury lawyers!
Bundled with a complimentary Fastbook PDF download!
A must-have for new personal injury lawyers!
Includes updates on sentencing and pre-trial release provisions that have changed since last year!
Fully updated for 2025 with all the changes from the SAFE-T Act, including an expanded and up-to-date section on the pre-trial release provisions that took effect on Sept. 18, 2023.
NOTE: This book was published prior to the TRID regulations going into effect. For more information on the TRID regulations, see the IBJ article New Residential Real Estate ‘Consummation’ Rules.
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has become an assembly line for Schedule A lawsuits, in which the complaint’s first exhibit names a list of the defendants—mostly small, Chinese-based sellers on platforms like Amazon, eBay, and Alibaba. Although not a class action, Schedule A complaints amass online storefronts to consolidate battles against intellectual property theft.
The Illinois Supreme Court issued attorney disciplinary orders during its January 2026 Term of Court. Sanctions were imposed because the lawyers engaged in professional misconduct by violating state ethics law.
By Marisa Wiesman, Standing Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services
Retired or Inactive? You Can Do Pro Bono!
Is your ARDC registration status retired or inactive? Did you know that you can still provide pro bono legal services?