This program addresses the particulars of laying foundations for digital evidence, such as text messages, social media posts, digital records, digital photos, and other types of digital data. Originally presented as part of the Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence program.
This session addresses factors and considerations when laying foundations for traditional forms of evidence, such as documents, records, photographs, or medical records and bills. Originally presented as part of the Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence program.
This session introduces the benefits of knowing and using of foundation by discussing how it can be used to build or destroy expert testimony. Originally presented as part of the Laying Foundations for Introducing Evidence program.
Navigate privilege issues in state and federal courts, with insights on business communications, waiver risks, discovery strategy, client management, and emerging challenges presented by generative AI.
This program addresses small claims court, arbitration court and post judgment collections, including filing procedures, local court rules, Supreme Court rules, and applicable case law.
This panel discussion presents US Supreme Court cases which are rarely -if ever- addressed in law school, popular media, or even among practicing lawyers, but which deserve far more attention.
Through practical, experience-driven sessions, build the habits of preparation, professionalism, and strategic advocacy necessary to navigate courtroom dynamics, protect your credibility, and advance your cases.
PRE-ORDER Before representing a client in a civil action, any seasoned or emerging attorney would benefit from consulting the instructive rundown this handbook offers for opening such a case.
Build stronger evidentiary foundations with both the 2026 handbook / e-book and related on-demand CLE. Get practical guidance on admitting evidence, overcoming objections, and handling digital proof in Illinois civil cases—plus save 10% when you bundle both products in the same cart.
A summary of Illinois case law and Public Access Counselor (PAC) opinions regarding the Open Meetings Act (OMA) and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). (December 2025)
As cryptocurrency transforms from Bitcoin’s 2009 debut to a $2 trillion global market, its impact on divorce law is undeniable. For attorneys, navigating this decentralized, volatile asset class is critical to securing equitable outcomes for clients.