Nonsignatory to International Arbitration Agreement May Be Allowed to Compel ArbitrationBy Kristen E. Hudson & Luis A. HilleInternational and Immigration Law, February 2021In GE Energy v. Outokumpu, the U.S. Court held that a nonsignatory to a written agreement containing an arbitration clause may avail itself of state law doctrines to compel arbitration where a signatory to the written agreement must rely on the terms of that agreement in asserting claims against the nonsignatory.
Nonsignatory to International Arbitration Agreement May Be Allowed to Compel ArbitrationBy Kristen E. Hudson & Luis A. HilleAlternative Dispute Resolution, January 2021In GE Energy v. Outokumpu, the U.S. Court held that a nonsignatory to a written agreement containing an arbitration clause may avail itself of state law doctrines to compel arbitration where a signatory to the written agreement must rely on the terms of that agreement in asserting claims against the nonsignatory.
NoteReal Estate Law, January 2021A note regarding the interest rate on security deposits for rental properties in Chicago.
Note From the ChairBy Jim RadcliffeHuman and Civil Rights, November 2021A note from the chair.
Note From the EditorsBy Colleen L. Sahlas, Jennifer Bunker Skerston, & Mia O. HernandezTrusts and Estates, September 2021An introduction to the issue from the editors.
Note From the EditorsBy William J. Anaya, Michael J. Maslanka, & Michael J. RooneyReal Estate Law, September 2021An introduction to the issue from the editors.
Note From the EditorsBy Colleen L. Sahlas, Jennifer Bunker Skerston, & Mia O. HernanTrusts and Estates, August 2021An introduction to the issue from the editors.
Nothing-but-Cheese and the Uncommon Sense of the Reasonable Consumer: Bell et al. v. Publix et al.By Jessica Guarino & A. Bryan EndresIntellectual Property, March 2021How reasonable is the hypothetical reasonable consumer when buying a food product and, perhaps, reading the principal display panel and the ingredients statement. In Bell v. Publix, does “100% Grated Parmesan Cheese” mean there is no cellulose power and potassium sorbate added to the product?
NoticeReal Estate Law, March 2021A notice regarding the moratorium on homeowner foreclosures and mortgage forbearance enrollment opportunities.
NoticeReal Estate Law, January 2021A notice regarding Cook County real estate tax bills.
NoticesReal Estate Law, July 2021Important notices, updates, and tips for real estate practitioners.
NoticesReal Estate Law, February 2021Important notices for real estate practitioners.
Notices & UpdatesReal Estate Law, June 2021Important notices, updates, and tips for real estate practitioners.
Notices & UpdatesReal Estate Law, May 2021Important notices, updates, and tips for real estate practitioners.
Notion Is the Future of WorkBy Aaron W. BrooksLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, May 2021An overview of the cloud-based application Notion.
Obtaining Third-Party Discovery in Arbitration Is Not GuaranteedBy Nicholas A. GowenAlternative Dispute Resolution, March 2021Arbitration is an efficient way of resolving complex commercial matters, but there is no guarantee that you will be able to obtain third-party discovery as in federal or state court litigation.
O’Neil, Hollywood, and Their Calls for Legislative ActionBy Dane C. NelsonYoung Lawyers Division, April 2021A look at O’Neil v. Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission and Hollywood Casino-Aurora, Inc. v. Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission.
