Bank Failures: Protecting Your Firm and Your Clients
The news of bank failures has left many stakeholders concerned. The negative effects of failed banks often impact many individuals [...]
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Privacy in Discovery: De-identified, Non-party Medical Information
We have been doing a significant amount of work in Privacy in Discovery and wanted to share our recent blog [...]
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Emerging Litigation: Social Media Marketing & Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Targeted online marketing powered by artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging at the center of major legal battles. One of the [...]
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Social Media Discovery and Rule 26
Seventy-two percent of the American public uses social media, according to a 2021 Social Media Fact Sheet by the Pew [...]
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Can A Settling Party Still Recover Attorneys’ Fees From The Other Side?
With approximately 200 federal and 2000 state fee-shifting statutes, numerous opportunities exist for a party to seek attorneys’ fees from [...]
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Going Beyond Words in Statutory Interpretation
Tweeting in 160 characters or less has taught us that we can make do with little, if any, punctuation. Learning […]
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When Planning an Appeal, Know How the Rules on Calculating Time Apply in Your Jurisdiction.
Last week, this blog covered Brennan v. Travelers Home & Marine Ins. Co., 2016 Ill. App. 152830, No. 1-15-2830 (July […]
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Post-Judgment Motions’ Effect on Your Appeal Deadline
The facts in Brennan v. Travelers Home & Marine Ins. Co., 2016 Ill. App. 152830, No. 1-15-2830 (July 26, 2016) […]
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