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: Solo In ChicagoDo Judges Earn Royalties from the Law Bulletin??
By Peter Olson
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I say that mostly in jest but I was handling a name change case today at Daley. There were several other name change cases in the courtroom along with my case and many of them were pro se. A name change case requires publication in a county-wide newspaper for three weeks. And as each client stepped up the judge would ask, do you have your publication from the Law Bulletin?Not a big deal but I like most lawyers try like heck not to use the Law Bulletin...it's a rip-off.
Why encourage this?
Full post as published by Solo In Chicago on July 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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