By Lincoln Square Law · October 26, 2026
What Public Act 104-0796 changed in the Illinois Medical Practice Act: the January 1, 2032 sunset, a new six-year record-retention rule, rewritten deadlines for disciplinary cases and malpractice reports, sexual harassment as a disciplinary ground, subpoena-limited office inspections, and license application changes.
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By Lincoln Square Law · October 1, 2026
How the Paid Leave for All Workers Act and Chicago’s paid leave ordinance divide Illinois employees, how accrual, use, notice and payout differ, and when an existing PTO bank becomes payable at separation under the Wage Payment and Collection Act.
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By Lincoln Square Law · October 1, 2026
How the Workplace Transparency Act, as amended effective January 1, 2026, limits confidentiality, non-disparagement, arbitration and forum terms in employment and separation agreements, and what Illinois and Chicago require for harassment policies, annual training and training records.
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By Lincoln Square Law · October 1, 2026
A buyer who will live in one unit of a Chicago two-flat or three-flat inherits the existing leases and deposits. This guide covers the owner-occupied RLTO exclusion and what still applies, deposit transfer at closing, rent rolls and estoppels, and the contract terms to add during attorney review.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 10, 2026
Outside general counsel works best when the lawyer is connected to the company’s decision flow before documents become emergencies. The operating model should define who the client is, what gets escalated, who can approve risk, how contracts move, and what evidence is preserved.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 7, 2026
The first 24 hours of a cannabis recall in Illinois and Missouri: the three-agency Illinois notice, IDFPR recall and quarantine orders, Missouri recall notices, scoping, evidence, returns, and disposition.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 7, 2026
The first day of a cannabis recall is an evidence-control exercise. The operator must protect consumers, stop affected product from moving, preserve the state-system record, and build a defensible factual scope before public communications outrun the investigation.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
Who files an Illinois wrongful death claim and who shares in the recovery: the personal representative or special administrator, the spouse and next of kin, division by dependency, minors’ shares, and family disagreements.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
The seven steps that protect your health and your claim after a Chicago car crash: police reports, photos, same-day medical care, insurer mistakes to avoid, and Illinois deadlines. .
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 30, 2026
How priority dates work for family and employment green cards: where the date comes from, FY2026 limits, reading the two Visa Bulletin charts, chargeability, retrogression, keeping a date, the Child Status Protection Act, and planning.
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