In his insightful article, "The Evolution of the Handshake," Ryan Jacobson explores the fascinating history, cultural significance, and enduring relevance of this seemingly simple gesture.

In their article, “The Countdown to Columbus Pay Transparency: What Employers Should Be Doing Now,” Chris Green and Marissa Borschke provide insight into the upcoming changes and key considerations for employers preparing for compliance.

In “When Identity Becomes Currency: Why Athlete Intellectual Property Is the Most Undervalued Asset in Sports,” Luke Fedlam and Marissa Borschke examine the growing importance of protecting and maximizing athlete intellectual property in today's evolving sports landscape.

In his article, “Building a Privacy Program That Works Across Borders,” published in USLAW Magazine's Summer 2026 edition, John Williams explains that modern privacy laws are built on the concept of “fair information practices.”

Luke Fedlam speaks on the values and experiences that underlie his passion for legal work in an article for Ohio Humanities Alliance's publication, Lumen.

Michael Cortina weighs the true cost of using arbitration and mediation clauses to quickly resolve legal disputes in the article "Time is Money," published in the May 2026 edition of ISBA's Bench and Bar newsletter. 

Michael Cortina's article,"The NextGen Bar Exam," featured in the April 2026 volume of ISBA's Bench and Bar publication, examines the difference between the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination and the current Uniform Bar exam.

Milt Castro's article, "New FMLA Rules for 2026: A Practical Guide for Illinois Manufacturers," published by The Illinois Manufacturer delivers a must‑read breakdown of the U.S. Department of Labor’s newest FMLA interpretations—changes that will immediately reshape how Illinois manufacturers manage attendance, scheduling, and compliance in 2026.

Michael Cortina's article, "Protecting Aircraft Collateral Protects Lenders," is featured in the April 2026 issue of the Illinois State Bar Association's Commercial Banking, Collections and Bankruptcy publication.