The Perception of Prestige in the Legal Profession
Authored by Joseph “J.J.” Nelson When the term “prestige” is invoked in discussions about the legal profession, it is often
Basics of Illinois Privacy Laws
Have you ever wondered who has access to biometric data in your smartphone, such as the “Face-ID” identification that companies
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training: Meets Requirements for Illinois and City of Chicago
The CBA will offer three training sessions on December 15 for lawyers and law firm staff to meet the State of Illinois’ and City of Chicago’s annual sexual harassment prevention training requirements.
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
Your clients are using AI without you
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.