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Counties' lawyers working to restore their budgets
SPRINGFIELD — Prosecutors and public defenders are sitting at the same table in an effort to get their recently slashed state funding restored.

Institute seeks answers to firm diversity issues
If you lead a corporation's law department, what percentage of your legal spend last year went to racial and ethnic minorities who were leading matters for you in large law firms?

Group honors law firms that promote equality
Three law firms with offices in Chicago were ranked among the top 10 firms that are friendly to employees of all sexual orientations, according to Equality Illinois.

Sheriff not relenting on immigration sweeps after ruling
PHOENIX — Lost in the hoopla over Arizona's immigration law is the fact that state and local authorities for years have been doing their own aggressive crackdowns in the busiest illegal gateway into the country.

Trustee seeks $30 million in Madoff family money

Probe casts shadow over Miss. child support cases

Court names Pallmeyer to replace Holderman in disputed drug trial

New dean very computer savvy

 Trial Notebook:
LLC managers strike out on petition to stay arbitration
Highlighting a split on the common question of who decides whether a particular dispute is covered by an arbitration agreement — judge or arbitrator? — U.S. District Judge Robert M. Dow Jr. discussed arbitration claims under two contracts: one governed by Illinois law and another subject to Delaware rules.

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    Lawyers' Forum:
    A reminder that green buildings need green leases

    Curbing your enthusiasm


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