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Court won't stop professor from pursuing defamation claims
A federal judge has cleared the way for a professor at Northeastern Illinois University to pursue defamation claims against a former school official.

Survey: In-house counsel cutting legal spending
Corporate attorneys report the economy is forcing them to do more with less, spurring a cut in outside counsel use and a boost in alternative-billing practices, according to the Association of Corporate Counsel's Chief Legal Officer survey released this month.

Historic painting finds its 'way back home'
SPRINGFIELD — Speaking at a special session of the Illinois Supreme Court on Tuesday, Chief Justice Thomas R. Fitzgerald departed from a prepared statement to share his first memory of the courtroom he now presides over.

Quinn: Lawmakers must confront massive deficit in state's budget
SPRINGFIELD — Gov. Patrick J. Quinn says state government is in a battle against a massive budget deficit and it's a battle the state can't afford to lose.

A behind-the-scenes look at crafting a no-fly list

ComEd COO Pramaggiore elected to DePaul's board of trustees

 Trial Notebook:
Judge OKs service of summons on evasive defendant's attorneys
Concluding that Donna L. Malone was "evading" service of summons, U.S. District Judge Robert M. Dow Jr. authorized Fifth Third Bank to use an alternative method for tagging Malone, based on section 2-203(a) of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure.

Case Summaries:
  		• Medical malpractice – statute of repose
  		•  Criminal law & procedure – prospective jurors

    In Chambers:
    Judge continues the family tradition

    Lawyers' Forum:
    One lawyer describes working in a 'sandbox'

    A tough fight for democracy


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    A sampling from courts around the state.
    Thursday, March 11, 2010
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