Bits N Briefs

You Must Act On Signs of Trouble Over the past 3 decades of practice, I have represented numerous Landlords seeking to collect past-due rent and evict bad tenants. A Landlord can save valuable time and money […]

16 New Illinois Laws for 2016 The new year will add 237 new laws to the books in Illinois.  Among the new laws, are 16 listed below, which may be of interest, anticipation or regret to the residents of Illinois.

Thanksgiving, 2015   If you are planning to visit distant friends & family this Thanksgiving, remember to give yourself extra time for security screenings of an estimated 3.6 million Americans traveling by air. The combination of large […]

November 11, 2015   11:00 a.m. on November 11, 1918 marked the end of hostilities between the Allied nations and Germany, ending World War I.  In 1926, the U.S. Congress passed a resolution declaring November 11th […]

Owners Not Liable for Most Injuries As baseball fans everywhere celebrate the beginning of a new season, and the introduction of fans in the ballpark, after COVID-19 kept them empty last year, those fans lucky enough […]

Operation Greylord   Terrence Hake, a former Cook County State’s Attorney turned F.B.I. agent, tells the true story about his fascinating yet dangerous undercover work, posing as a crooked prosecutor turned crooked defense attorney, bribing crooked court […]

Greg Martucci, a member of the Northwest Suburban Bar Association, will be presenting a free class titled “Filing for Bankruptcy” as part of the People’s Law School program on Wednesday, September 30, 2015 from 7:00 – […]

Labor Day, 2015   Labor Day, celebrated on the first Monday in September, pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of the American worker.  Made a federal holiday in 1894, and September holiday in 1897, Labor Day honors […]