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Kathryn Hartrick and Rob Bernstein provide engaging coverage of the key elements of sexual harassment and employer liability, including the 2025 amendments to the Illinois Human Rights Act (IHRA), and explore opportunities presented by such trainings to foster change toward a positive workplace culture. This program is designed to meet the standards for annual Sexual Harassment Prevention Training as required under the Illinois Human Rights Act.

**Use Coupon Code SHPT122315 for a 15% discount off the full tuition price when enrolling 3 or more individuals in the same transaction. This group discount cannot be combined with any other special pricing or discount offer.**

The IICLE® Online All-Access discount does not apply to this program.

This live webcast covers a variety of topics involved in Mergers & Acquisitions. It starts with a structural overview of the M&A process, and the roles of those involved. Sessions on deals involving regulated products, use of earn-outs, and the tax implications of various deal approaches then round out the day. This program is ideal for newer attorneys seeking familiarity with the M&A space, and experienced lawyers looking for information on more specialized topics.

This program provides updates on the Illinois Condominium Property Act and new caselaw from the past year.

Gain a working knowledge of the federal guidelines that govern the use of endorsements and testimonials in social media marketing.

Learn the highlights on circuit splits and key cases, including the ongoing 9th Circuit appeal in VHT, Inc. v. Zillow Group, Inc., which may affect damage valuations throughout the country and dictate best practices registering large collections without compromising recovery.

This full-day webcast, tailored for attorneys dealing with the complexities of guardianship law, offers in-depth discussions on key topics such as guardianship transfers, drafting pleadings, visitation and marriage rights under Illinois law, and the role of non-bank fiduciaries.

In this program, Paul Garver and Erica Minchella discuss what they are seeing now that the new Multi-Board 8.0 Contract is in use.

PRE-ORDER This handbook covers atypical situations for attorneys practicing land use, municipal, or construction law.

PRE-ORDER Designed for attorneys handling estates and trusts, this resource delivers actionable guidance on managing business assets—especially those tied to closely held companies, professional practices, and family-run operations.

Divorce Boot Camp provides attorneys with an introduction to a variety of topics in Divorce Law. Experienced practitioners present on topics ranging from how to begin cases, to guidance on how to prepare for a conduct hearings and trials. A round table discussion at the end of Day 2 provides participants an opportunity to ask questions and discuss topics with the presenters.

Real estate attorneys work with deeds every day. Attorneys for sellers of land prepare deeds for their closings. Attorneys may think that “deeds” are a fairly mundane topic, but Dick Bales hopes to prove otherwise. Dick has put together a comprehensive handout discussing virtually every facet about deeds, including such matters as the Doctrine of After Acquired Title, Dresser Drawer Deeds, Signature by Mark, and Underwriting Wild Deeds. Public Act 102-927 recently amended 765 ILCS 5/8, the statute on special warranty deeds. This new legislation has resulted in some controversy. Dick has attempted to study the issues from all angles, and he hopes to provide some thoughtful commentary on this very topical subject.

How has the practice of law changed over the last 50 years and do older and younger attorneys see the practice differently? What can younger and older attorneys learn from one another to be more effective advocates? Are we listening to one another or are we talking over each other? Is anybody right or wrong and does it matter?

Originally presented as part of the Workers' Compensation Institute 2025.