An Overview of Labor Statutes and How They Can Help College Athletes
Post Authored by Haley Jenkins In America, people expect to be paid for the time they work. Federal laws have
Women’s History Month Feature: Lizzy Diaz-Ortiz
In celebration of Women’s History Month, The Chicago Bar Association interviewed several all-stars from our March 6th Working Women’s Legal
Women’s History Month Feature: E. Lynn Grayson
In celebration of Women’s History Month, The Chicago Bar Association interviewed several all-stars from our March 6th Working Women’s Legal
Solo Practitioners’ Perspectives: A Continued Conversation with Odell Mitchell
Interviewed by Kenny Matuszewski This article is the second in a series that focuses on Odell Mitchell’s practice as an
Vlog Series: Lawyering in the Time of Coronavirus with Octavio Duran
The coronavirus pandemic has brought about many challenges that workers and professionals must grapple with worldwide. Lawyers are navigating the
Security Concerns for Lawyers While Working Remotely
Originally posted on CBA Law Practice Management & Technology:
As the world has shifted towards working from home surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the…
