By Lincoln Square Law · October 1, 2026
How 815 ILCS 530 defines data collectors and personal information, when Illinois residents and the Attorney General must receive breach notice, the security, contract and disposal duties, and the decision record to keep from the first day of an incident.
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By Lincoln Square Law · October 1, 2026
What a buyer of Illinois commercial property should do between the signed contract and closing: CERCLA landowner protections and the all appropriate inquiries rule, Illinois Site Remediation Program letters, survey, Chicago zoning, tenant estoppels, and transfer tax declarations.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 9, 2026
An internal investigation should produce facts management can act on while preserving a disciplined legal record. In Illinois, that requires separating business fact-finding from legal advice and controlling who communicates with counsel.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 6, 2026
Operating diligence for a cannabis acquisition in 2026: tracking and inventory records, recalls and testing, DEA registration status, section 280E exposure, banking, and hemp products after November 12.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 6, 2026
Cannabis diligence is not ordinary middle-market diligence with a license added at the end. The deal structure itself can trigger ownership, control, transfer, location, financing, or disclosure rules before the parties are allowed to close.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 5, 2026
Cannabis change control after the 2026 Illinois amendments: modifications versus alterations, IDFPR dispensary relocation deadlines, Missouri inspections for changed space, and the records that prove approval.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 5, 2026
A cannabis operator can violate its license without changing a single statute. The failure often begins when an operational change outruns the approved plan, written SOPs, training records, inventory controls, or ownership disclosures.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 3, 2026
A committee is useful only when its charter turns AI questions into decisions: who can approve a use case, what facts must be supplied, which legal and security triggers require escalation, what evidence is retained, and who can stop a deployment.
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By Lincoln Square Law · September 2, 2026
How to design a healthcare incident response tabletop that satisfies HIPAA Security Rule expectations: objectives, scenarios from the risk analysis, injects, participants, legal decision points, common gaps, and the after-action report.
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By Lincoln Square Law · August 31, 2026
A dental associate agreement should define compensation by production or collections, preserve the dentist’s clinical judgment, assign schedule and staffing responsibilities, and make termination, patient records, post-employment restrictions, and professional liability workable.
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