Programs

- How we got here - Where are we? - Examine legislative options to move us forward from the federal/state dichotomy

An overview of the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Program Act and the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act. This program will also cover the publicly available information regarding the status of cannabis business licenses issued/to be issued pursuant to the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act.

The Estate Planning Short Course is Back In Person in Champaign! Or Join us Via Live Webcast! More information coming soon!
Please note: In 2022, in-person attendance will be offered in Champaign only. The program will also be available via live webcast (presentations will not be pre-recorded unless otherwise indicated). There will be no in-person option in Chicago this year.

Registration includes post-event access to the online on-demand recording.

A talk on the current state of state and federal cannabis law, commenting on the influx of states legalizing cannabis (medical and recreational) and federal movement on legalization.

Review Illinois’ current real estate disclosure statute, highlighting common questions and answers, along with misconceptions. Our speaker chairs a specialty bar committee reviewing the existing statute with a view towards recommending potential revisions to the statute. Although proposed amendments do not yet exist, he will review some of the most confusing aspects of the current statute.

Registration includes post-event access to the online on-demand recording.

Landlord-tenant practice has never been more heavily legislated by the CRLTO and the CCRTLO. Do these ordinances favor one “side” over the other? What can your client do and what must your client never do? What about eviction moratoria? The ins and outs are presented by a very experienced practitioner in an organized and down-to-earth manner.

This panel will discuss a variety of form contracts used in various parts of Illinois. These forms differ significantly, and the idea is not to pick the best or worst form, but to alert practitioners to the different treatments of several important issues. Panelists will also discuss best practices for dealing with opposing counsel and resolving practical COVID-19 problems.

Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall as experienced practitioners from several different practice areas of concentration discuss how COVID-19 and other recent issues have impacted their practices? In order to learn what they think, what they tried that worked – or didn’t – and what the future might hold? You’re in luck! Our COVID-19 panel does just that.