Articles From Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (Ret).

ARDC Intermediary Program By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (ret.) General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, May 2026 The ARDC Intermediary Program is a response to the experience of the ARDC that very often lawyers who do not respond to ARDC suffer from underlying substance abuse and/or mental health or cognitive decline issues attributed to aging. The goal for attorneys facing cognitive impairment issues is typically to facilitate transfering the attorney to permanent retirement status or another inactive status, rather than facing disciplinary action. 
ARDC Intermediary Program By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (ret.) Intellectual Property, September 2023 An overview of the ARDC's Intermediary Program.
ARDC Intermediary Program By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (ret.) Alternative Dispute Resolution, January 2023 An overview of the ARDC's Intermediary Program.
ARDC Intermediary Program By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (ret.) Human and Civil Rights, December 2022 An overview of the ARDC's Intermediary Program.
ARDC Intermediary Program By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (ret.) General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, November 2022 An overview of the ARDC's Intermediary Program.
Comments From the Chair By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (ret.) Human and Civil Rights, May 2022 A note from the chair.
Illinois Lawyers’ Assistance Program By Hon. James M. Radcliffe, (Ret). General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, May 2016 We work in a highly charged, competitive profession that maintains very high standards. Illinois Lawyers Assistance Program is available to help if you or a colleague is struggling.

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