Authored by Matt Lurie and provided by Ruby, a Chicago Bar Association Member Benefit Provider
It’s no secret that lawyers are busy people. Writing briefs, communicating with clients, generating leads, conducting research, preparing for deposition, marketing services—an attorney’s list of
Post Authored By: Hannah Werner
When I was considering going to law school, I kept hearing from attorneys not to attend until I was 100% certain I wanted to be an attorney. I had some reasonable doubt that this was
Post Authored By: Natalie Elizaroff
What do Fifty Shades of Grey, After, and City of Bones (Mortal Instruments #1) all have in common? All three of those titles once began as fan fiction. Fifty Shades of Grey was originally a
Post Authored By: Peter Danos
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (“CAFC”) recently issued a decision focusing on inventorship under the Patent Act.[1] Specifically, the CAFC affirmed that a non-human device (“AI”) cannot qualify as an “inventor”
This article was originally published in the September/October 2022 edition of the CBA Record. Click here to read the entire article on pages 42 and 43.
Free time in law school is incredibly rare, so the decision to join student or professional organizations can be difficult. Ultimately, these organizations provide more help than the work that you have to put into one.
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Almost every law student wants to experience what occurs inside a courtroom, regardless of whether the student seeks to pursue a career in transactional law or litigation. There are many ways for students to gain this experience. Students can extern
A Winding Web: The Importance and Nuances of Licensing Agreements
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Anyone working within the intellectual property sphere recognizes the importance of protecting a client’s IP rights. In addition to the protection of IP rights, it
This article was originally published in the July/August 2022 edition of the CBA Record. Click here to read the entire article on page 46.
Post Authored By: Katherine Withers & Whitney Barr
Due to the subjective nature of pain, two plaintiffs injured in identical situations are not likely to experience pain identically. All bodily injuries are a combination of physical and emotional disturbance and