Chair’s columnBy Phil MilskEducation Law, January 2001It is truly an honor to be serving as Chair of the Education Law Section Council this year
Chair’s columnBy Julie Keehner KatzFamily Law, January 2001It's hard to believe that we are already halfway through the term of this 2000-2001 section council.
From the chairBy Michael F. O’BrienHuman and Civil Rights, January 2001The Human Rights Section Council has had two rather lively meetings this fall and winter.
Chairperson’s cornerBy Bernard WysockiGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, November 2000As you can tell by the content of this newsletter, the General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Section Council prepares outstanding newsletters.
Chair’s columnBy Thomas KillorenYoung Lawyers Division, November 2000I am happy to report that the Fighting Illini won their football game versus the University of California in large part because of the support provided by the Illinois Young Lawyers and Illinois Law Students who attended.
From the chairBy Lynn PattonGovernment Lawyers, November 2000This edition of the newsletter of the Standing Committee on Government Lawyers reflects the Committee's efforts to provide a newsletter that is timely, informative, and most important, germane to the legal and social issues facing government lawyers in the organized bar.
View from the chairBy Gene A. PetersenBusiness Advice and Financial Planning, November 2000Your section council has firmed up our meeting arrangements for the year. Our first meeting was held on September 16, 2000 in Urbana, Illinois.
Chairman’s cornerBy John B. TruskowskiFederal Taxation, October 2000At the September 8, 2000 meeting of the section council, we discussed a number of topics.
Chairman’s reportBench and Bar, October 2000The Bench & Bar section council has been very active in addressing issues of importance to the judiciary and bar.
Chairperson’s cornerBy A. Jay GoldsteinBusiness and Securities Law, October 2000Welcome to the first issue of the Corporation, Securities and Business Law Section Council newsletter for the upcoming bar year
Chair’s ColumnBy Don C. HammerAlternative Dispute Resolution, October 2000I am looking forward to an exciting year for the ADR Section Council
Chair’s columnBy Julie Keehner KatzFamily Law, October 2000As the summer winds down, the Family Law Section Council will begin its next year of diligent efforts.
Comments from the chairBy Roger L. RutherfordLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, October 2000No one will argue with the fact that technology has changed our lives. History will probably record technology at the forefront of the significant accomplishments of the 20th century.
From the chairBy Michael F. O’BrienHuman and Civil Rights, October 2000The Human Rights Section Council should have some interesting meetings this year. In an attempt to convert our business meetings into more of a "retreat" format, we have invited some outside experts to liven up our meetings with discussions of the pros and cons of such diverse topics as school choice, the proposed "prosecutorial misconduct" legislation and the estate planning certification proposal under consideration by ISBA.
Notes from the chairBy Lee BenezeElder Law, October 2000It is my great pleasure to welcome the readers of the Elder Law Newsletter to the pages of this newsletter.
View from the chairBy Gene A. PetersenBusiness Advice and Financial Planning, September 2000I am honored to serve as chair of the Business Advice and Financial Planning Section Council for 2000-2001.
Chairperson’s cornerGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, August 2000Let me introduce myself as the new chair of the General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Section Council of the Illinois State Bar Association. You are reading the most outstanding newsletter compiled by any section council of the ISBA.
Chair’s columnYoung Lawyers Division, August 2000We want you! The Young Lawyers Division Council wants all young lawyers in the state of Illinois to participate in the Young Lawyers Division activities.
Chair’s ColumnAlternative Dispute Resolution, June 2000Your section council has continued to consider the matter of Mediator Certification.
From the new chairBy Michael F. O’BrienHuman and Civil Rights, June 2000This section council's name, "Human Rights," as well as the title of its newsletter, "Constitutional Law and Liberty," reflect somewhat the inevitably diverse opinions of its members.
From the outgoing chairBy Arthur J. InmanHuman and Civil Rights, June 2000We joined the Criminal Justice Section Council in a program at the annual meeting dealing with privacy issues, especially but not exclusively as privacy is affected by technology.
View from the chairBy James M. LestikowBusiness Advice and Financial Planning, June 2000This will be my final column as chair of the section council. I had several goals in mind at the outset of my term.
Voice of the chairBy Vickie GillioEducation Law, June 2000As I pass the baton of leadership to Philip Milsk who has been appointed chair for this next year, I thought I'd take a few moments to reflect on the issues raised in my initial Voice of the Chair.
Chairman’s columnBy Michael S. CohenFamily Law, May 2000It has come to my attention that many attorneys and judges practicing in the area of matrimonial law are not members of the ISBA Family Law Section Council.
Notes from the chairBy Constance B. RenziElder Law, May 2000As we enter the homestretch of the ISBA year, I am reminded of the roots of the Elder Law Section--the practice of elder law.
Chairperson’s columnBusiness and Securities Law, April 2000I am both honored and privileged to serve as Chair to the Corporation, Securities and Business Law Section Council.
The chair’s cornerBy Richard D. HanniganWorkers’ Compensation Law, April 2000Our Web site is up and running. Special thanks to Phillip Lenzini.
From the chairBy Arthur J. InmanHuman and Civil Rights, April 2000This issue features more by editor Pat Hughes on the efforts to reform death penalty litigation.
Introduction from the chairBy Lynn PattonGovernment Lawyers, April 2000Welcome to the premiere issue of the Standing Committee on Government Lawyers newsletter.
Chairman’s columnBy Michael S. CohenFamily Law, March 2000As a member of the Family Law Section you regularly receive this newsletter.
