Editor’s CommentsBy Lewis F. MatuszewichInternational and Immigration Law, May 2010An introduction to the issue from Editor Lewis F. Matuszewich.
Editor’s noteBy Stanley R. KaminskiState and Local Taxation, May 2010An introduction to the issue from the newsletter's editor.
Editor’s noteBy Karen SewellMay 2010An introduction to the issue from Editor Karen Sewell.
Editor’s noteBy Matthew A. KirshFamily Law, May 2010An introduction to this issue from Editor Matthew Kirsh.
From the EditorBy James K. Weston, Sr.Mineral Law, May 2010An introduction to the issue from Editor James K. Weston.
Editors’ noteBy William A. Price & J.A. SebastianAdministrative Law, April 2010An introduction to the issue from the co-editors of the Administrative Law newsletter.
Editor’s noteBy John L. NisivacoTort Law, April 2010An introduction to this issue from editor John Nisivaco.
Editor’s noteBy Stanley R. KaminskiState and Local Taxation, April 2010An introduction to the issue from Editor Stanley Kaminski.
Editor’s noteBy Karen SewellApril 2010An introduction to the issue from Editor Karen Sewell.
Editor’s CommentsBy Lewis F. MatuszewichInternational and Immigration Law, March 2010An introduction to this issue written by the newsletter's editor.
Editor’s noteBy Stanley R. KaminskiState and Local Taxation, March 2010A message from the editor of the Tax Trends newsletter.
Editor’s notesBy John L. NisivacoTort Law, March 2010An introduction to this issue from the newsletter's editor.
From the EditorBy James K. Weston, Sr.Mineral Law, March 2010An introduction to the issue from editor James K. Weston, Sr.
Editor’s CommentsBy Lewis F. MatuszewichInternational and Immigration Law, February 2010This is the first issue of The Globe for 2010, and the fifth issue during this ISBA fiscal year.
Editor’s noteBy John L. NisivacoTort Law, February 2010Thank you to all of the contributors. The articles are excellent and we hope you find the materials helpful.
Editor’s noteBy Stanley R. KaminskiState and Local Taxation, February 2010This issue of Tax Trends has a review of two different cases.
A note from the Editor…By Anthony J. DelGiornoElder Law, February 2010This note addresses a letter to the editor regarding an article in the October 2009 issue of this newsletter.
Editor’s noteBy John L. NisivacoTort Law, January 2010This edition’s article, written by Daniel Wurl, provides an in-depth discussion of the confusion surrounding the Supreme Court Committee’s current, revised version of Illinois Pattern Instruction Civil No. 105.01, which defines the duty owed by professionals for claims of professional negligence.
Editor’s noteBy Stanley R. KaminskiState and Local Taxation, January 2010This issue contains an article by Julie-April Montgomery on the Cook County Department of Administrative Hearings and its new administrative hearing system.
Letter from the EditorBy Melissa Anne MayeAnimal Law, January 2010Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Animal Law Section newsletter!
Editor’s column: Don’t overlook available resourcesBy John T. PhippsGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, December 2009In these troubled economic times it is easy to overlook the vast amount of free legal resources available to Illinois lawyers. The Chair’s Column by Brian L. McPheters and the following article by Robert Brunn and Bennie E. Martin discuss a number of such resources.
Editor’s comments about this issueBy Alfred M. Swanson, Jr.Bench and Bar, December 2009Honors and awards. This edition of the Bench and Bar Newsletter recognizes a number of significant events which have occurred in recent weeks.
Editor’s noteBy Hon. Gregory Paul VazquezCriminal Justice, December 2009An introduction to the issue.
Editor’s noteBy Stanley R. KaminskiState and Local Taxation, December 2009The assertion of “reasonable cause” as a rationale to abate penalties is a commonly used argument by taxpayers. Yet, since it is applied on a case-by-case basis and its application sometimes varies among taxing agencies, it is sometimes unclear whether it can apply in a given case and in many cases it is even more difficult to demonstrate.