The paper examines the requirements of each section of Illinois Code of Civil Procedure Section 2-619(a) in greater depth by examining appellate and Illinois Supreme Court rulings in cases brought under each section of 2-619(a). It also analyzes the standards of review appellate courts apply under each section of 2-619(a). Finally, because 619(a) motions require affidavits in support of the motion, it is also necessary to consider the nature and sufficiency of affidavit
Though long considered a bedrock of the American legal system, oral argument has steadily lost popul...
Developments in the law of personal jurisdiction and venue, the professional malpractice affidavit p...
Includes bibliographical references.This study presents an evaluation of juvenile justice in five no...
The paper examines the requirements of each section of Illinois Code of Civil Procedure Section 2-61...
This Article analyzes the practice of plaintiff's motions for voluntary dismissals in Illinois Court...
Effective January 1, 2013, two new Illinois Supreme Court rules clarify and limit the waiver of the ...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the requirements of filing notices of appeal and the proof-o...
The new Illinois Rules of Evidence (IRE), which took effect January 1, 2011, primarily reaffirm earl...
The appellate procedure and practice which characterize the Illinois judicial system comprise an awe...
A recent line of Illinois Supreme Court decisions has announced a new clearly erroneous standard o...
Passage of a new practice act controlling the civil procedure in the courts of the State of Illinois...
Recently, significant legislative initiatives have been made to deter the filing of frivolous papers...
Illinois still adheres to a rigid and outdated common law principle that treats a learned treatise a...
In 1997 the Illinois Supreme Court amended Rule 341 to require that appellants include in their lega...
A quick-reference guide for civil litigators, Illinois Tort Law summarizes the legal requirements of...
Though long considered a bedrock of the American legal system, oral argument has steadily lost popul...
Developments in the law of personal jurisdiction and venue, the professional malpractice affidavit p...
Includes bibliographical references.This study presents an evaluation of juvenile justice in five no...
The paper examines the requirements of each section of Illinois Code of Civil Procedure Section 2-61...
This Article analyzes the practice of plaintiff's motions for voluntary dismissals in Illinois Court...
Effective January 1, 2013, two new Illinois Supreme Court rules clarify and limit the waiver of the ...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the requirements of filing notices of appeal and the proof-o...
The new Illinois Rules of Evidence (IRE), which took effect January 1, 2011, primarily reaffirm earl...
The appellate procedure and practice which characterize the Illinois judicial system comprise an awe...
A recent line of Illinois Supreme Court decisions has announced a new clearly erroneous standard o...
Passage of a new practice act controlling the civil procedure in the courts of the State of Illinois...
Recently, significant legislative initiatives have been made to deter the filing of frivolous papers...
Illinois still adheres to a rigid and outdated common law principle that treats a learned treatise a...
In 1997 the Illinois Supreme Court amended Rule 341 to require that appellants include in their lega...
A quick-reference guide for civil litigators, Illinois Tort Law summarizes the legal requirements of...
Though long considered a bedrock of the American legal system, oral argument has steadily lost popul...
Developments in the law of personal jurisdiction and venue, the professional malpractice affidavit p...
Includes bibliographical references.This study presents an evaluation of juvenile justice in five no...