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Northern Law Blog: March 2015
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Thursday, March 26, 2015. The Estrays and Lost Property Act. The Estrays and Lost Property Act ( here. Is pretty interesting. I stumbled across it last week while doing other research. I quickly dusted off the Black's Law Dictionary for the definition of estray:. So, if both estrays and flotsam are tr...
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Northern Law Blog: 50 Cent is Broke
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. 50 Cent is Broke. Here are the highlights:. Total Assets: $24,823,899.18. Total Debts: $32,509,549.91. Monthly Income: $184,969.58. Monthly Expenses: $108,000. Cash in the bank: $10,554,486.13. Ownership interests in his companies: $4,412,712.24. Monthly child support: $14,600.
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Northern Law Blog: August 2015
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Monday, August 31, 2015. Auroras Habitual Drunkard List is Unconstitutional. The ordinance defines a known habitual drunkard as a person who, within the past 180 days:. Has been subject to six or more convictions or hospitalizations in any combination as described above. Unfortunately for the City Cou...
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Northern Law Blog: Amendments to Illinois Pro Hac Vice Rules
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Saturday, August 1, 2015. Amendments to Illinois Pro Hac Vice Rules. The Supreme Court of Illinois amended Rule 707 (renamed as. Permission for an Out-of-State Attorney to Provide Legal Services in Proceedings in Illinois. Meets licensure and other eligibility requirements. For instructions for a Rule...
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Northern Law Blog: October 2014
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Friday, October 24, 2014. Don't get hit in the head with a brick! I just signed up for my park district 35 basketball league. All participants must sign a "Waiver and Release of all Claims and Assumption of Risk." The form contains the following language, under the heading "Warning of Risk":. The Nint...
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Northern Law Blog: January 2015
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Thursday, January 29, 2015. Michael W. Huseman. Links to this post. Wednesday, January 21, 2015. A $15 Billion Clerical Error. The Second Circuit's opinion can be found HERE. Michael W. Huseman. Links to this post. Sunday, January 18, 2015. The Supreme Court opinion released last week in. Case provide...
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Northern Law Blog: July 2015
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Friday, July 17, 2015. The South Carolina Bar Ethics Advisory Committee has issued an opinion (. Links to this post. Monday, July 6, 2015. Continued Employment as Consideration for Postemployment Non-Compete Clauses. McInnis v. OAG Motorcycle Ventures,. 2015 IL App (1st) 130097 (. Holds that for conti...
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Northern Law Blog: Continued Employment as Consideration for Postemployment Non-Compete Clauses
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Monday, July 6, 2015. Continued Employment as Consideration for Postemployment Non-Compete Clauses. McInnis v. OAG Motorcycle Ventures,. 2015 IL App (1st) 130097 (. The restrictive covenant is (1) ancillary to a valid contract, (2) supported by adequate consideration, and (3) reasonable. The value of ...
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Northern Law Blog: Proposed Amendments to the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Saturday, June 13, 2015. Proposed Amendments to the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct. On July 22, 2015, the Illinois Supreme Court Rules Committee will conduct a public hearing on multiple proposed changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct. (The hearing notice is. ABA Formal Opinion 10-467 (.
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Northern Law Blog: April 2015
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The law blog of Aurora attorney Mike Huseman, featuring practice updates authored by Northern Illinois University College of Law alumni, as well as guest contributions from non-NIU lawyers and law students. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Disparaging the Courts: One Pro Se Litigant and One Federal Judge at a Time. So, on balance, the pro se litigant probably should not receive worse punishment than the judge who authored the blog post. And yes, that would be no punishment. Links to this post. Attorney Krutilla ...
