A case involving drugs, money and the Illinois Supreme Court begs the question: What, exactly, is a state’s attorney’s office allowed to do?
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An expensive election. A big-dollar verdict. A budget-busting pension ruling. In a 12-month span, Justice Lloyd Karmeier dealt with all three. The millions and billions of reasons he’s our Person of the Year.
The decision to redesign the offices of Franczek Radelet to the point of unrecognizability was mainly a two-pronged project.
World-class architecture, great blues music, corrupt politicians and a baseball team that hasn’t won a World Series in more than 100 years are all synonymous with the city of Chicago. The Windy City is also now known for something else: Trying to levy a tax on the “cloud.”
The U.S. Supreme Court confronts a number of high-profile issues this term, including affirmative action in university admissions and voting rights. Among the perhaps less talked-about cases on the court’s fall argument docket, however, is one, <em>Spokeo Inc. v. Robins.</em>
In June, we discussed a study published in the Journal of the American Informatics Association, which concluded that many current electronic health record (EHR) programs display, aggregate or depict laboratory data and trends in ways that do not meet evidence-based criteria for laboratory data comprehension.
Though sociologists have noted that participation in private clubs and associations has declined precipitously in the country since the mid-20th century, internal disputes within those groups seem to be as vicious as ever.
As a millennial, I often hear the same complaint from my fellow young female lawyers: “Why is it so hard to find a female mentor?” Digging deeper, there are often two complaints.
Legal Technology Update — Fall 2015The Legal Technology Update for fall explains why cybersecurity is more important than ever,
CLE Guide — Fall 2015Law Bulletin Publishing Company is proud to present the 2015 Fall Continuing Legal Education Guide.
Litigation Support 2015The 2015 Litigation Support special section features experts' views on cyber security, outsourcing legal support, effective communication, detecting corporate fraud and more.
40 Attorneys Under Forty — 2015For the last 16 years, the 40 Under Forty Committee at Law Bulletin Publishing Company sifts through piles of nominations to select 40 of the most talented young attorneys practicing in Illinois. This publication is the result of this work.