Virginia Kendall has met many new faces at the Dirksen Federal Building over the last half-decade.

Kilpatrick partner Jeralyn H. Baran isn’t quite sure what to expect in the employment law sector.

Last December, the Illinois Supreme Court announced that the Rules of Professional Conduct and the Code of Judicial Conduct apply to the use of artificial intelligence (AI). It said courts “will be vigilant against AI technologies that jeopardize due process, equal protection, or access to justice.”

Office renovations provide an opportunity to refresh and update. For many firms it has been a chance to pivot to the new environment where online court calls and hybrid work schedules represent the new norm.

White & Case Chicago office executive partner Matthew Devine came to the legal world a little later than usual. But when he arrived on the scene, he went full throttle.

In Illinois, courts have the authority to order drug testing for parents involved in divorce proceedings when there are issues with child custody and/or parental responsibilities.

Talk about stripping agency power, the U.S. Supreme Court did it this summer … with a vengeance. In my last column, I wrote about the Loper Bright decision, which eliminated 40 years of substantial deference paid to administrative agency decisions. Now another case has the potential to blow up the entire regulatory process of enforcement against all types of health care providers.