12th Annual Minority Bar Conference - Part 2

Presented by the Illinois State Bar Association, Asian American Bar Association, Black Women Lawyers' Association, Chinese American Bar Association, Cook County Bar Association, Decalogue Society of Lawyers, Filipino American Lawyers Association of Chicago, Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois, Korean American Bar Association, Chicago's LGBTQ+ Bar Association, Muslim Bar Association of Chicago, South Asian Bar Association, and the Women's Bar Association of Illinois


4.0 hours

12th Annual Minority Bar Conference - Part 1

Presented by the Illinois State Bar Association, Asian American Bar Association, Black Women Lawyers' Association, Chinese American Bar Association, Cook County Bar Association, Decalogue Society of Lawyers, Filipino American Lawyers Association of Chicago, Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois, Korean American Bar Association, Chicago's LGBTQ+ Bar Association, Muslim Bar Association of Chicago, South Asian Bar Association, and the Women's Bar Association of Illinois


4.0 hours

(D)emystifying a (P)rivacy (A)cronym: Data Protection Addendum (DPA) 101

Presented by the ISBA Privacy and Information Security Law Section


1.50 hours MCLE credit, 1.50 hours Professional Responsibility MCLE credit in the following category: Professionalism, Civility, or Legal Ethics credit, or Sexual Harassment Prevention credit


Original Program Date: Friday, April 26, 2024
Accreditation Expiration Date: May 20, 2026(You must certify completion and save your certificate before

Top Democrats say they would consider small changes to Illinois’ SAFE-T Act

Some of Illinois’ top Democrats say they’re open to considering targeted changes to Illinois’ controversial SAFE-T Act this spring if a forthcoming judicial report says they’re needed.

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Daily Herald

Chicago law firm investigating Minneapolis shooting for Renee Nicole Good's family

The Romanucci & Blandin law firm also represented the family of George Floyd after he was killed in 2020 by a Minneapolis police officer. That lawsuit resulted in a record settlement.

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Chicago Sun-Times

After Supreme Court defeat, Trump administration looking to settle lawsuit over Illinois National Guard deployment

After a defeat at the U.S. Supreme Court, lawyers for the Department of Justice told a federal judge Wednesday they’re looking to settle litigation over President Donald Trump’s controversial efforts to deploy National Guard troops to the Chicago area to bolster immigration enforcement.

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Chicago Tribune

New missing persons law to help start investigations sooner

A new law in the state of Illinois will force law enforcement to start missing person investigations sooner. The newly implemented Missing Person Identification Act is meant to speed up the investigation process for people reported missing.

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WGEM

U.S. Supreme Court allows Mike Bost to challenge how Illinois counts mail-in ballots

U.S. Rep. Mike Bost’s lawsuit challenging Illinois’ election laws can proceed because he is a candidate for office, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday.

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NPR Illinois