By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
What the HIPAA right of access requires of a medical practice: the thirty-day deadline, form and format, third-party directives after Ciox, cost-based fees, narrow denial grounds, records vendors, the Illinois records statute, and a request log that prevents complaints.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
How the HIPAA breach notification clock works: when discovery occurs, the exceptions and four-factor risk assessment, notice to individuals, media, and HHS, business associates, law enforcement delay, and the Illinois Attorney General notice under 815 ILCS 530/50.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
How the I-864 affidavit of support works: who must file, the 125% income requirement and household size, assets, household members and joint sponsors, the sponsor’s enforceable obligation, and when it ends.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
What a workers’-comp IME really is, your rights around attending, how to prepare, and how a treating doctor’s opinion answers a hostile IME report.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
An Illinois workplace injury can raise workers’ compensation and immigration issues at the same time, but they are not the same legal question. Benefits, return to work, employment authorization, wage-loss evidence, and immigration consequences must be analyzed separately.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
What Illinois workers’ comp benefit types (TTD, TPD, PPD) actually pay, how MMI and average weekly wage drive them, and where underpayments quietly happen.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Why an early dollar figure is a guess, how injury case value is really built from damages, fault, and the lien math (770 ILCS 23), and why trial posture changes the number.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
A limitation-of-liability section is not one number. It is an allocation system: the damages excluded, the liability cap, the claims inside and outside that cap, the indemnities, the exclusive remedies, and the statutes or public-policy limits that can override the drafting.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
How travel affects naturalization and permanent residence: continuous residence and the six-month and one-year rules, physical presence, Form N-470, nonresident tax filings, abandonment of residence under Matter of Huang, and reentry permits.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Illinois employers need more than a vendor assurance that a hiring product is “compliant.” The analysis follows the function: whether AI influences an employment decision, whether a recorded video interview is analyzed, and whether biometric identifiers or information are collected.
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