The Supreme Court of Illinois released several written opinions today from a wide variety of cases on their docket. Among those cases were two that involved issues in criminal law. People v. Timmsen took on the question of whether a driver … Continue reading
Our friend and local case law sensei – Samuel Partida, Jr. – just released his list/podcast of the Top 10 Best and Worst Cases of February 2016. This month, he brings us useful synopses of cases about everything from what … Continue reading
ELECTION DAY Tomorrow is arguably one of the most important days of the year – Election Day. Voting is a privilege and here at LauraLaw, we encourage everyone to go out and exercise that privilege! You really cannot complain … Continue reading
The only thing more immaculate than the office today was our team. See Exhibit A. While we always look nice (if we do say so ourselves), and unless we’re on trial, the office is always immaculate; today we were all … Continue reading
Here at LauraLaw, we like to keep up with new developments in criminal defense, especially changes that may help current or former clients. Illinois legislators from both sides of the aisle have joined forces in the name of criminal justice … Continue reading
As readers of our law office blog know, my husband, Dean moved his law office; The Law Offices of Dean Morask up to Park Ridge to share offices with Law Offices of Laura Morask. The move went great,(particularly because I … Continue reading
We made it!!! 1,000 “likes” the day after our 4th year anniversary of private practice! We again thank you one and all!
A Special Committee of the Illinois State Bar Association has submitted a proposal to the Illinois Supreme Court to expand the reach of Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711 to include private sector jobs, in addition to the public sector jobs … Continue reading
This Saturday marks a momentous occasion here at the law offices. Dean Morask will be moving in to our offices here in Park Ridge! Dean, who is of counsel to our firm and has helped us on many important cases, … Continue reading
Last year, Illinois passed a law that went into effect January 1st requiring all police officers to fill out detailed reports called investigatory stop reports, or ISRs, for normal investigatory stops. The officer must fill out the report any time … Continue reading
