ARDC thoughtsBy John R. CesarioSenior Lawyers, February 2014A look at trends regarding aging in the legal profession, and things senior lawyers should do to prepare for a sudden illness or disability.
Technology for seniorsBy Hon. Edward J. Schoenbaum, Loren S. Golden, Gary T. Rafool, & Frank V. ArianoSenior Lawyers, February 2014The latest installment of this regular column.
Technology for seniorsBy Hon. Edward J. Schoenbaum, Loren S. Golden, Gary T. Rafool, Don Mateer, & Frank V. ArianoSenior Lawyers, October 2013The latest installment of this regular column, and the registration form for our October 18th program, "Computer Basics for Senior Lawyers."
Computer basics for seniorsBy Don MateerLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, September 2013Know a senior lawyer who would like to know more about using a computer? Tell them about this special workshop, to take place on October 18, 2013!
That was then, this is nowBy Robert K. DownsSenior Lawyers, June 2013Are the good old days long gone? Or are they now and still available to be enjoyed?
Mediation for senior lawyersBy Patrick J. HitpasSenior Lawyers, February 2013Even if you have done well without mediation in your practice, you may want to use mediation as a resource as you continue your legal career. You may find that mediation helps to make your practice even more successful and enjoyable.
Technology for seniorsBy Hon. Edward J. Schoenbaum, Frank V. Ariano, & Loren S. GoldenSenior Lawyers, February 2013This is the third installment of what hopefully will become a regular column in this newsletter.
Technology for seniorsBy Hon. Edward J. Schoenbaum & Frank V. ArianoSenior Lawyers, October 2012This is the second of what we hope will become a regular column in the ISBA Senior Lawyer Section Council newsletter.
Boo hoo! Nothing to do!By Earle MalkinSenior Lawyers, June 2012Some thoughts on what makes a successful retirement.
Keys to active longevityBy Joseph N. DuCantoSenior Lawyers, June 2012Formulated after years of experience and consideration, the author shares his list of what may have contributed to his long life.
Starting somewhereBy Frank V. ArianoSenior Lawyers, June 2012Some guidance for attorneys who haven't yet used an iPad.
Technology for seniorsBy Frank V. Ariano & Hon. Edward J. SchoenbaumSenior Lawyers, June 2012The first in what may be a regular column in this newsletter.
Act IIIBy Loren S. GoldenSenior Lawyers, February 2012So, you are entering the last stage of your professional life. This is Act Ill. Before you take the stage in Act III, please read these thoughts from author Loren Golden.
Chairman’s letterBy John J. HoreledSenior Lawyers, June 2011An introduction to the issue from Chair John Horeled.
Law firm succession/Exit strategies: Practice continuation arrangementsBy John W. OlmsteadLaw Office Management and Economics, Standing Committee on, June 2011Lawyers must invest time and effort to find suitable successors for their firms and to create useful, equitable, practice continuation agreements.
Protecting the assets of a retiring attorneyBy Gary T. RafoolSenior Lawyers, June 2011A few observations and suggestions for any attorney contemplating retirement and supplementing a retirement income with a business venture.
Senior lawyers at the BarBy Leonard F. AmariSenior Lawyers, June 2011A review of the benefits of ISBA membership.
Real estate tax exemptions for senior citizensBy Leonard F. AmariSenior Lawyers, March 2008In Cook County, senior citizens can take advantage of two important residential real estate tax exemptions: the Senior Citizen Homestead Exemption and the Senior Citizen Assessment Freeze Homestead Exemption.
Senior Lawyers and CLE ProgramsSenior Lawyers, March 2008From the great minds of seasoned lawyers, the Senior Lawyers Section Council has been brainstorming on pertinent topics for the aging lawyer for the CLE department.
Reflections on 50 years of practiceBy Hon. Roger W. EichmeierBench and Bar, June 2007The commencement of the 50th year from graduation from law school, obtaining your first job, and being admitted to the bar bring reflection on your career and the changes over that time.
Practice Alert: ContingenciesBy Matt MaloneyGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, June 2006Have you considered "partial disability" as part of your practice's disaster-preparedness plan?
