Cornered: Charlie Amiot on Congressional Reports
Some people believe that the best government is the one that works so well you don't even notice it. Charlie Amiot, on the other hand, has m...
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In Re
The podcast about all things law, big and small. Join IICLE Volunteer Coordinator Christopher Noel as he and featured guests take on the hot topics in law. In Re is the official IICLE podcas...
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20 of 28 episodesCornered: Richard Johnson on Workers' Compensation
The first chapter of the IICLE handbook, Workers' Compensation Practice, explores the history of the program's legislation and caselaw, whic...
Cornered: Deborah Anthony on Gender and the Legal System
Content warning: this episode discusses domestic violence involving children. In People v. Collins, the Supreme Court of California overturn...
Cornered: Scott Seaman on Wrongful-Death and Survival Actions
Wrongful death actions have unique procedural and evidentiary requirements and strategic considerations that distinguish them from bodily in...
Cornered: Jonathan Nessler on AI and the Future of Lawyering
Generative AI has moved from the margins of the average person's awareness to all of us witnessing industry leaders and consumers shift doll...
Cornered: George Schoenbeck on Closely Held Business Succession Planning
In Chapter 1 of POSTMORTEM ESTATE PLANNING 2026 Edition , George Schoenbeck poses some fundamental questions: "What is 'postmortem&apos...
Cornered: Anne Miller on Employment Immigration
There's a lot of uncertainty around immigration policy in the United States, which can cause confusion for both potential employees res...
Cornered: Clerk Mariyana T. Spyropoulos of the Circuit Court of Cook County
We welcome the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County to this month's episode. She has a lot to share about developments and initiat...
Cornered: Davina DiPaolo on Employment Discrimination
Employment discrimination is a legal issue that receives popular attention, but many outside of the legal profession don't understand w...
Cornered: Out of Court - Best of 2025
Listen back to some of the IICLE staff 's favorite episodes from 2025, including attorneys' responsibilities for shaping the pract...
Cornered: Condominium Law with Kenneth Michaels, Jr.
Many wonder if condominium ownership is right for them. Kenneth Michaels, Jr. , of Bauch & Michaels LLC , writes the Condominium Law FLASHPO...
Cornered: Literature and the Law with Professor Meghan Brinson
It's no secret that many legal practitioners are also students of the literary arts. Professor Meghan Brinson , Lecturer in Law at the...
Cornered: Essential Caselaw and Legislative Updates for Elder Law Attorneys
Staying on top of recent decisions and legislation impacting estate planning, guardianships, and more is essential for elder law attorneys w...
Cornered: Tim Eaton on the Great Responsibilities and Privileges of Practicing Attorneys
In the introduction to Chapter 1 of the IICLE® handbook ATTORNEYS' LEGAL LIABILITY , J. Timothy Eaton identifies this core principle of...
Cornered: Vadim Glozman Advises When Your Business Client Is Subpoenaed
Nothing makes a business owner's stomach drop and blood pressure rise quite like being served a subpoena that seeks documents or testim...
Cornered: Brandon Wright on School Law
School law is a unique practice area in which local concerns intersect with nationwide discussions about education policy and the role of pu...
Cornered: Amy Gardner on Executive Presence
Every member of your firm's team contributes to the business's success, and they all look to the firm's leaders for direction...
Cornered: Out of Court Bonus Episode 2: Essential Programming for Estate Planning Attorneys
The Estate Planning Short Course is May 5th and 6th in Champaign and via live webcast and May 19th and 20th in Chicago. The course includes...
Cornered: Brian McGovern on Workers' Compensation from Reporting to Resolution
Workers seeking assistance with lost wages and medical bills after workplace injuries face lengthy investigations that include interviews, m...
Cornered: Michele Jochner Explores Appeals of Family Court Orders
Judgments rendered in family court cases are appealable by the same means and standards as rulings on other types of matters, but the person...