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Mark C. Palmer
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Future Law
August 24, 2023
Getting Started With ChatGPT for Lawyers
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Erika Harold
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Education
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Future Law
August 18, 2023
Where Two Illinois Law School Professors Stand on AI in Their Classrooms
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Marin McCall
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Future Law
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Well-being
August 18, 2023
7 Work Essentials for Lawyers’ ‘Back-to-School’ Refresh
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Stephanie Villinski
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Well-being
August 11, 2023
Lawyers, Don’t Miss Your Deadline to Have Fun This Summer
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Mark C. Palmer
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Future Law
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Legal Ethics
July 27, 2023
An Updated Look at Preserving Social Media Evidence for Lawyers
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Julia Roundtree Livingston
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Diversity
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Mentoring
July 7, 2023
Workplace Progress and Challenges Continue for LGBTQ+ Lawyers
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Mark C. Palmer
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Future Law
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Legal Ethics
June 23, 2023
Ethical Considerations for Lawyers Regarding Email Encryption
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Marin McCall
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Diversity
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Education
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Well-being
June 22, 2023
5 Books for Lawyers to Add to Their Summer Reading Lists
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Erika Harold
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Civility
June 15, 2023
How Lawyers Should Discuss Supreme Court Decisions in a Polarized Environment
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Stephanie Villinski
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Well-being
May 19, 2023
4 Lessons Learned By Forgetting to Unmute
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Mark C. Palmer
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Future Law
May 12, 2023
The Rise of ChatGPT: Ethical Considerations for Legal Professionals
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Marin McCall
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Diversity
May 11, 2023
5 Books to Explore Asian and Pacific American Heritage
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