Volume 35, Number 1 | Published First Quarter 2025

• Timeliness of the Notice Requirement Under the UCC Works Both Ways, by: William G. Beatty, Chicago
  
  

Volume 34, Number 4 | Published Fourth Quarter 2024

• Imminent Illinois Supreme Court Decision to Weigh Retroactive Application and Due Process Violation on 2019 Amendment to Occupational Disease Act, by: Justin A. Borawksi, Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice, LLP, Chicago 
  
  

Volume 34, Number 4 | Published Fourth Quarter 2024

• Stay or Dismiss? The Supreme Court Resolves a Split Among Federal Appellate Circuits Regarding the Effect of Arbitration Agreements, by: William G. Beatty, Chicago
  
  

Volume 33, Number 3 | Published Third Quarter 2023

• How Mental Illness Can Affect Post-Date of Loss Physical Health and Recovery, by: Kari Williamson, BS, RN, LNCC, CCM JS Held 
  
  

Volume 33, Number 1 | Published First Quarter 2023

• A Summary of Recent Appellate Decisions Concerning Illinois Supreme Court Rule 213, by: Andrew C. Corkery, Pitzer Snodgrass, P.C., St. Louis

Volume 32, Number 4 | Published Fourth Quarter 2022

• When it’s Over, it’s Over . . . Sometimes: A Comparative Look at Retained Jurisdiction in Illinois Federal and State Courts, by William G. Beatty, Johnson & Bell, Ltd., Chicago

• Was Ford Motor Co. v. Mont. Eighth Jud. Dist. Ct. Actually a Game-Changer for Toxic Tort Defendants?, by Gregory W. Odom, Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice, LLC, Belleville

Volume 32, Number 3 |  Published Third Quarter 2022

• North of the Cheese Curtain: Practice Tips for Illinois Lawyers Practicing Pro Hac Vice in Wisconsin, by Michael P. Sever, Foran Glennon Palandech Ponzi & Rudloff, P.C., Chicago

Volume 32, Number 2 | Published Second Quarter 2022

• Promoting Improvement in Health Care by Protecting the Peer Review Process, Sarah Rodak Johnson, Cunningham, Meyer, & Vedrine, PC, Chicago
• Doctrines of Federal Common Law Do Not, In Themselves, Confer a Basis for Federal Question Jurisdiction, by William G. Beatty, Johnson & Bell, Ltd., Chicago

Volume 32, Number 1 | Published First Quarter 2022

• Negligent Entrustment of Fuel? Not the Law in Illinois… For Now, by Bradley J. Taylor, Heyl, Royster, Voelker & Allen, P.C., Chicago
• Ignoring Economic Realities—The Illinois Supreme Court’s Decision in Sproull, by John Eggum, Foran Glennon Palandech Ponzi & Rudloff P.C., Chicago
• Illinois Defense Counsel Statement on the New Cook County HIPAA Order

Volume 31, Number 4 | Published Fourth Quarter 2021

• Post-pandemic: Lasting Changes to Law Firms and the Delivery of Legal Services, by Todd C. Scott, Minnesota Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company, Minneapolis, MN
• Contributory Negligence in Product Liability Cases: How the IPI Four Hundred Series "Got It Wrong”, by David B. Mueller, Cassidy & Mueller, P.C., Peoria

Volume 31, Number 3 | Published Third Quarter 2021

• Premises Security at Apartments and Condominiums: Evaluating Theories of Liability | Written by: Michael Gerard, Robson Forensic, Chicago
  

Volume 31, Number 2 | Published Second Quarter 2021

• Practical and Ethical Considerations for Litigating in a Pandemic | Written by: Edna L. McLain, SmithAmundsen LLC, Chicago, and Jennifer B. Groszek, JD, ProQuest, a division of Alliant Insurance Services, Inc., Chicago
• Buckle Up for New Roads Ahead: Product Liability and Autonomous Vehicles | Written by: Adam Fogarty, M.S., P.E., S-E-A, Ltd., Rolling Meadows

Volume 31, Number 1 | Published First Quarter 2021

• IPI 12.04: The “Sole Proximate Cause” Misnomer Should be Replaced by “100% Proximate Cause” to Accurately State the Law and Eliminate Confusion | Written by: Melinda S. Kollross and Paul V. Esposito, Clausen Miller, Chicago

Volume 30, Number 4 | Published Third Quarter 2020

• As the Dust Settles - Construction Negligence Litigation After Carney v. Union Pacific | Written by: David B. Mueller and Caroline C. Haas, Cassidy & Mueller, P.C., Peoria

• Expert Issues in Nursing Home Care Act Litigation | Written by: Andrew C. Corkery, Boyle Brasher, LLC, Belleville

• The Effect of Allowing Telework Due due to COVID-19 on ADA Reasonable Accommodation Requests | Written by: Julie A. Bruch, O'Halloran Kosoff Geitner & Cook, LLC, Northbrook

Volume 30, Number 2 | Published Second Quarter 2020

• An Uncomfortable Truth: Attacking Inflated Medical Specials (30.2.5) | Written by: Donald Patrick Eckler and Matthew A. Reddy, Pretzel & Stouffer, Chartered, Chicago

• Inadequate Medical Care Under the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments: A Distinction Without a Difference? (30.2.18) | Written by: Bradley J. Taylor, Cassiday Schade LLP, Springfield

• A “Malicious Prosecution” Problem (30.2.32) | Written by: Richard M. Burgland, Pretzel & Stouffer, Chartered, Chicago

Volume 30, Number 1 | Published First Quarter 2020

• Zayed v. Clark Manor: Is the First District 'Split' Really a Split? (30.1.3) | Written by: Alexander J. Beehler, Pretzel & Stouffer, Chartered, Chicago 

• Seventh Circuit Recognizes a Prisoner's Right to Medical Information Under the Fourteenth Amendment (30.1.20) | Written by: Bradley J. Taylor, Cassiday Schade LLP, Springfield

Volume 29, Number 4 | Published Fourth Quarter 2019

• An Uncommon Decision for the Common Carrier Defendant May Favorably Impact Carrier-Passenger Relations (29.4.5) | Written by: Thomas V.P. Draths, Pretzel & Stouffer, Chartered, Chicago

• Debriefing the Oral Argument: Preserving and Passing On Lessons Learned (29.4.13) | Written by: Brad A. Elward

• Schrödinger’s Case Law: The Life and Death of Claims Against Dissolved Corporations (29.4.23) | Written by: Michael P. Sever, Foran Glennon Palandech Ponzi & Rudloff, P.C., Chicago

• You Can’t Estop Me . . . Can you? (29.4.34) | Written by: Richard M. Burgland, Pretzel & Stouffer, Chartered, Chicago