I am sitting here on the day before Christmas Eve day about to leave the office for the next few days to enjoy time with my family. We just finished our office holiday party, a successful smash event! I cannot … Continue reading
Today is a very important day in the history of LauraLaw. 3 years ago, to the day, this office added a little bit of Maddness (pun intended) to an already fun atmosphere. That’s right, November 18, 2013, we welcomed our beloved … Continue reading
Today marks the end of a busy week for the LauraLaw Offices! From Rolling Meadows to Skokie to 26th Street, the team was running all over the county taking care of clients and fixing their legal problems. This week … Continue reading
We’re pleased to note that the 5th and 6th amendment issues brought up during the case of Luis V. United States have been ruled upon we learned from the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. The defendant Sila Luis was … Continue reading
In an article published in April that just came to our attention, Brianna Wellen shared her and other patients troubles of getting a license needed to acquire medical cannabis in the state of Illinois. To make things clear Brianna and the others … Continue reading
This week we added a new member to the Lauralaw team; Jake Morask. Check out his bio on the site or on our mobile app! Jake will be doing our website, and other clerking duties, analyzing video tapes and going … Continue reading
The Illinois Bar Association recently published a list of relevant cases related to criminal law. Check out the full case list by clicking here. We found a case related to DUI to be of particular interest. The People vs. Swanson deals with … Continue reading
Here at LauraLaw, we like to keep up to date with changes in DUI law. The ISBA (Illinois State Bar Association) posted a video by Attorney Donald Ramsell discussing medical marijuana and it’s effect on the new DUI laws. Click … Continue reading
Last week, the Illinois House approved a bill decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana. Instead of criminal misdemeanor charges, the bill proposes a civil fine ranging from $100 to $200 for possession of up to 10 grams of marijuana. Currently, possession … Continue reading
We recently discovered an article published on reason.com that gives good insight into University Bias Response Teams. The University of Oregon has gone on the defense for these groups after they’ve recently come under criticism. Bias Response Teams have been known to … Continue reading
