Book review of The Anxious LawyerBy Hon. Edward J. SchoenbaumFebruary 2017Reviewer Ed Schoenbaum highly recommends this book, written by two attorneys who have first-hand knowledge of the problems facing us and the fantastic possible rewards of mindfulness practice.
Book review: Red Sparrow by Jason MatthewsBy Gary T. RafoolJune 2017Author Jason Matthews was a CIA field operative for 33 years before retiring, and he appears to be using much of his CIA experiences as material for this book.
From the ChairBy Tim HowardOctober 2017A message from Senior Lawyers Section Chair Tim Howard.
Hannibal’s Niece: A book reviewBy Leonard F. AmariOctober 2017For any lover of fictional mysteries, history or interest in Italiana, Hannibal’s Niece: A Tale of Love, Murder and Deceit in Ancient Rome is a must-read.
Illinois nursing homes reviewed; Survey said…By Michael J. MaslankaOctober 2017Rosewood Care Center of Swansea v. Price, decided August 22, 2017, provides guidance for when clients come to you with complaints regarding nursing homes.
Is there a ‘crisis’ of law schools in America?By Leonard F. AmariFebruary 2017This article asks whether there is a true crisis of law schools in America and, if so, to what degree and why.
Powers of attorney, living wills, advance directives and religionBy Michael J. MaslankaJune 2017Religious denominations may have their own suggested or recommended language-- consider informing your clients so that they may make informed decisions that don't contradict their religious beliefs.
Remembering Justice Tobias “Toby” BarryBy Leonard F. AmariJune 2017Justice Tobias “Toby” Barry, 92, of Ladd, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, April 4,2017. He was a most respected and esteemed jurist and community leader, and will be greatly missed.
A senior woman’s travel through IranBy Eugenia C. HunterOctober 2017Late last year, author Eugenia Hunter was invited to join a small group of women for a cultural trip to Iran.
Settling parties (with attorneys) beware!By Michael J. MaslankaFebruary 2017The recent opinion in Williams v. Office of the Chief Judge of Cook County, Illinois and Michael Rohan, contains a portion which this author-- and likely others--will find disturbing.
Trustee’s acceptance of a deed in trustBy John J. HoreledOctober 2017A new statute requires a written acceptance of a conveyance of real estate by the grantee/trustee.
View your mail before it is deliveredBy Don MateerOctober 2017The U.S. Post Office offers an app called 'Informed Mail' that allows you to see what will be delivered each day.
