Can you really use your mobile device to practice more effectively? Tech experts say "yes" and tell you how.
You can find clients on Facebook and LinkedIn. Or, more to the point, they can find you. But be sure to go about it the right way or you'll lose business and run afoul of ethics rules.
Lawyers should respond to do-it-yourself law sites by serving clients in new ways, an Elmhurst lawyer suggests.
Are your employees getting the tax relief they deserve? Are you? Should you process your own payroll? A CPA tells lawyers a thing or two about the business side of running a practice.
Are you ready for service by e-mail? Filing at 11:59 p.m.? The electronic record as official court record? Effective January 1, the Illinois Supreme Court has taken a big, 21st-Century step toward making e-filing the norm and not the exception.
Learn techniques to help you manage your relationship with confrontational clients.
An ISBA special committee is exploring the role of campaign contributions in judicial elections and whether recusal standards should be changed.
Among other projects, ISBA President John E. Thies will promote adequate funding of and public trust in Illinois courts and examine the law-student debt crisis. Here's a look at the year ahead.
Wouldn't it be great to access case files from your laptop or store essential documents where no disaster can reach them? You can, and here's how.