Chair’s columnBy Hon. Ann Breen-GrecoAdministrative Law, December 2010While an attorney and Administrative Law Judge may have different perspectives, they both want to ensure that all steps have been taken in preparation for hearing and in the hearing itself to ensure that the record reflects their best professional efforts.
Chair’s columnBy Sandra CrawfordWomen and the Law, November 2010A look at the Committee's plans for the year ahead from Chair Sandra Crawford.
Chair’s columnBy Thomas A. BrunoBench and Bar, November 2010Chair Thomas Bruno shows there are strategic advantages to being civil in the courtroom.
Chair’s columnBy Sandra CrawfordWomen and the Law, October 2010An introduction from Committee Chair Sandra Crawford.
Chair’s columnBy Annemarie E. KillWomen and the Law, September 2010An introduction to the issue from outgoing Chair Annemarie Kill.
Chair’s columnBy Rory WeilerFamily Law, September 2010A message from Chair Rory Weiler.
Chair’s columnBy Thomas A. BrunoBench and Bar, August 2010A brief discussion of Sen. Robert C. Byrd's career and its relevance to the Bench & Bar Section.
Chair’s columnBy Rory WeilerFamily Law, August 2010A summary of what Family Law Section members can expect in the coming year, from new Chair Rory Weiler.
Chair’s columnBy Hon. Ann Breen-GrecoAdministrative Law, August 2010An introduction to the coming year from new Section Council Chair Ann Breen-Greco.
Chair’s columnBy Sonni Choi WilliamsRacial and Ethnic Minorities and the Law, June 2010With the immense support of President John O’Brien, the ISBA is taking action to ensure and encourage more diversity into the ISBA leadership.
Chair’s columnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, June 2010A letter from the outgoing chair of the Bench & Bar Section.
Chair’s columnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, May 2010An introduction to the issue from the Chair of the Bench & Bar Section.
Chair’s columnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, April 2010Mark your calendar for three upcoming ISBA events!
Chair’s columnBy J.A. SebastianBench and Bar, February 2010Thoughts from the Bench & Bar Section Chair.
Chair’s column: Equal access to justiceBy Hon. Ann Breen-GrecoAdministrative Law, October 2010Advocating and working to ensure that everyone has equal access to legal representation for administrative hearings and court proceedings is vital work for the Administrative Law Section Council.
Chair’s column: Rule 304(a) findings and “final orders”By Brian L. McPhetersGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, July 2010The cautious practitioner will look at a judgment he or she might want to appeal and consider the following: Does the order dispose of an entire claim in the case? If declaratory judgment is involved, does the order terminate the controversy or some part thereof? If so, request a Rule 304(a) finding.
Chair’s column: Stalking No Contact OrdersBy Brian L. McPhetersGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, June 2010The new Stalking No Contact Order Act fills a serious gap in remedies previously available to victims of unwanted attention.
Chair’s comment page, January 2010*By Marc Christopher LoroAdministrative Law, January 2010Some days, this column practically writes itself.
Chair’s comment page, March 2010*By Marc Christopher LoroAdministrative Law, March 2010The views and opinions of the Chair of the Administrative Law Section Council.
Chair’s comment page, March/April 2010By Marc Christopher LoroAdministrative Law, April 2010The views and opinions of the Chair of the Administrative Law Section Council.
Chair’s cornerBy Michelle L. HellerFederal Taxation, October 2010A note from Chair Michelle Heller.
Changes in Illinois corporate political activity lawsBy Ryan GammelgardCorporate Law Departments, April 2010This article explores the major changes and court challenges to the Illinois lobbying law, changes to the Chicago lobbying law, changes in the Illinois “Pay-to-Play” law, and changes in the Illinois Procurement Code that are effective this year.
Charitable organization registration in Illinois made easyBy Gina MatthiesenBusiness Advice and Financial Planning, October 2010The Attorney General’s “Building Better Charities” Web site, <http://www.illinoisattorneygeneral.gov/charities/index.html>, provides all the necessary forms and instructions to register a charitable trust or organization in Illinois.
