401(k) Basics Lawyers Should Know (Even If You Don’t Practice ERISA)
Authored by Kairvi Tijoriwala A 401(k) plan can seem like a fairly straightforward retirement savings plan where money comes out
Disclosure List and Do-Not-Call Lists
Changes are expected when a new administration comes into office, whether it is along party lines or policy pursuits. New
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AI has officially broken the old rules of running a law firm. The gap between firms that scale and those
To Undermine The ‘Law & Economics’ Movement, Start With Tort Law
Authored by: Tyler Clark The Downstream Economy Economic inequality is skyrocketing, the productivity pay gap is soaring, and the U.S.
Volunteers Needed for Chicago Bar Association’s 43rd Annual Moot Court Competition
It’s the time of year again for the Young Lawyers Section to host its Moot Court Competition, in which 30
What is the Cook County’s “Chancery” Division?
Authored by: John Gilmore The Circuit Court of Cook County includes multiple divisions and sections, including the Chancery Division. Most