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As a life-long Chicagoan, I'm proud to say that our nation's very 1st black president is from Chicago. Moreover, as an attorney who has represented one of President-Elect Obama's former employers, Chicago's own Developing Communities Project, I'm especially excited about his election (see my client testimonials page for further information about this relationship). And, as [...]
With respect to my previous post concerning the book Your Witness-Lessons on Cross Examination and Life From Great Chicago Trial Lawyers, Sam Vucinic asks where the book can be purchased. Well Sam, as best as I can tell, through Amazon at this link. I thought that my link to the book's publisher would offer some [...]
A few months ago, I received a complimentary copy of the book Your Witness-Lessons on Cross Examination and Life From Great Chicago Trial Lawyers edited by Steven Molo and James Figliulo, from Carrie Wallick, Assistant Publicist, Planned Television Arts, and published by the Law Bulletin Publishing Company. Here’s the description that I received from Carrie [...]
Reader Benjamin Wright commented on my 9/14 post concerning workplace emails and other electronic communications at work: Chuck: Knowing these kinds of smoking-gun records are inevitable, I argue an employer can use technology proactively to make its e-records more benign. It can broadcast intent to be lawful and a request that adversaries come forward as [...]
In Law360.com’s (The Newswire for Business Lawyers) September 5, 2008, article “Work E-Mails: The New Smoking Guns” by Christine Caulfield, I was interviewed for and quoted in Christine’s article concerning workplace emails in the aftermath of two Credit Suisse brokers charged with conspiring to deceive investors via e-mail. If you can’t access the article via [...]
