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PRACTICE
NEWS
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LAWPULSE
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By Helen W. Gunnarsson |
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The conscience of a lawyer, Part II; where
there are two wills, is there a way? Clients behaving badly; and
more.
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236
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ILLINOIS
LAW UPDATE
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Restrictive covenant unenforceable due to
termination agreement; driving on Sunday not reasonable suspicion
for traffic stop; and more.
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| ARTICLES |
| 240 |
ATTORNEYS | By G.M. Filisko
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Rescuing Colleagues
in Crisis
Learn the warning signs of addiction
and what you can do to help a colleague - or yourself.
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| 244 |
FAMILY LAW | By Michael K. Goldberg
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Flynn
v Henkel: A Heavy Burden
for Petitioners Under the Grandparent Visitation Act
Grandparents must show that the
child's health, safety,
and welfare will be adversely affected if visitation is denied,
the supreme court rules.
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| 248 |
REAL ESTATE
LAW | By Philip J. Vacco
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RESPA
and Avoiding Mortgage Fraud:
What Goes on the HUD Settlement Statement?
Improper handling of buyer incentives
on the HUD Settlement Statement can make you an unwitting participant
in mortgage fraud. |
| 252 |
EVIDENCE
| By Hon. William J. Haddad |
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Authentication
and Identification of E-Mail Evidence
Learn how to use circumstantial evidence
to show that e-mail really came from the purported sender. |
| 256 |
CIVIL PRACTICE |
By James W. Hilliard
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Tapping
Agency Expertise: The Doctrine of Primary Jurisdiction
Courts use the doctrine to refer
an issue to an administrative agency for expert determination. Here's
how it works in Illinois.
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