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DOCKET The Official Publication of the Lake County Bar Association • Vol. 31 No. 2 • February 2024
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Contents THE DOCKET • Vol. 31 • No. 2 • February 2024
COLUMNS 2 President’s Page The 2024 Gridiron is March 8-9! BY KATHARINE HATCH, PRESIDENT
4 The Chief Judge’s Page Reading, Reporting, Merit Badging, and Mock Trying
A publication of the
BY CHIEF JUDGE DANIEL B. SHANES
300 Grand Avenue, Suite A Waukegan, Illinois 60085 (847) 244-3143 • Fax: (847) 244-8259 www.lakebar.org • info@lakebar.org THE DOCKET EDITORIAL BOARD Jeffrey A. Berman,Co-Editor Hon. Charles D. Johnson,Co-Editor Jennifer C. Beeler Kevin Berrill Hon. Bolling W. Haxall Hon. Daniel L. Jasica Hon. Christopher M. Kennedy Jennifer Luczkowiak Kevin K. McCormick Shyama Parikh Stephen J. Rice Neal A. Simon Hon. James K. Simonian Rebecca J. Whitcombe Alex Zagor
8 Meet the Board Tara Devine 12 Board of Directors’ Meeting Minutes December 21, 2023 BY JEFFREY BERMAN, SECRETARY
FURTHER INFORMATION IFC Office Rental Pricing 3 Family Law Seminar 5 LCBF 6 Art Impact Check Presentation 7 Battle of the LCBA Bands 8 Lawyer Referral Service 10 Gridiron 11 Lake County Bar Foundation 13 Calendar of Events 13 New LCBA Members 13 Lake County High School Mock Trial Invitational 14 Monthly Committee Meetings BC Member Reception Sponsorship Opportunities
STAFF Greg Weider Executive Director Jose Gonzalez Assistant Executive Director Nancy Rodriguez Receptionist
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The 2024 Gridiron is March 8-9!
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hope this message finds you well and that you are enjoying the new year. I am writing to invite you to join me and your fellow bar members for a night of laughter
Katharine Hatch President Danny Hodgkinson First Vice President Kevin Berrill Second Vice President Richard Gellersted Treasurer Jeffrey Berman Secretary Tara Devine Immediate Past President Hon. Jacquelyn Melius Craig Mandell Sarah Raisch Jeffrey O’Kelly Jeremy Harter Judy Maldonado Hon. Bolling Haxall
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and entertainment at the annual Gridiron performance. The performance is directed by the legendary Gridiron duo Craig Mandel and Stella Day, so it is sure to be a treat. For those who are not familiar with it, the Gridiron is a comedy show that features skits, songs, and jokes about the legal profession and the local legal community. It is a tradition that dates to the 19th century and has been adopted by many bar associations across the country. The Gridiron is a great opportunity to relax, have fun, and see a different side of your colleagues and peers. I attended the kickoff reading of the Gridiron and saw many new faces participating this year, which is an exciting sign of things to come in 2024. But do not fret: oldie-but-goodie faces like
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Judge Jasica and Deborah Goldberg were present as well. That is the entire point of participating in the show, you meet so many people! The cast and crew are an overly friendly bunch so please say hello when you see them walking through the courthouse hallways—it is a great way to introduce yourself. This year, the Grid-
BY KATHARINE HATCH PRESIDENT iron will be held on Friday and Saturday, March 8 and 9, at the Gorton Center in Lake Forest. The show will start at 7:00 p.m. each night, will last for about two hours, and the tickets are $55 per person. You can purchase your tickets online (www. lakebar.org) or by calling the Lake County Bar Association office at (847) 244-3143.
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Reading, Reporting, Merit Badging, and Mock Trying
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ooking out the window at the freshly falling snow, my heart is warmed by the wonderful work being accomplished by our Circuit Court. Beyond the “usual” business of the courthouse, this February our Circuit hosts the 20th annual Lake County High School Mock Trial competition. Spearheaded by Judges Bishop and Rossetti, each year we host high school mock trial teams through several rounds of competition. The students act as both attorneys and witnesses and are scored by panels of local lawyers and judges for both performances. Each time I am more and more impressed by the dedication, energy, and skills of these young men and women—some of whom seem like they could easily step into a courtroom Monday morning. If you have not yet volunteered to serve as a judge for these wonderful
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students, please consider doing so. If you missed it this year, watch for it in 2025—you don’t want to miss out. You may have also noticed that, in conjunction with the February celebration of the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln, the judges of the Lake County Circuit Court are among the many Illinois judges to deliver a program to grade school students based on the popular children’s book by Martha Brenner, Abe Lincoln’s Hat. A project of the Illinois Judges Association, this reading program is aimed at children in grades K-4 to encourage the appreciation, value, and enjoyment of reading. Judges dressed in their black robes make classroom appearances, read the book with the students, and discuss its intersection with history and the law. Coordinated by Judge Cornell, our
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Chief Judge’s Page judges are again flocking to the schools to share their knowledge and enthusiasm with young students across the county. Later this month, our courthouse will proudly host its annual Law Merit Badge Day for Lake County Scouts. Led by Judge Salvi, earning the law merit badge enables a Scout to learn about the history and kinds of laws, the purpose and methods of law enforcement, consumer protection agencies, emerging law, and careers in the legal profession—and perhaps my personal favorite, the vitality of the Rule of Law in a civilized society. While Scouts can earn this badge in a variety of ways, doing so at the courthouse with judges and lawyers makes that experience even more meaningful. In the meantime, our Court continues to address a number of changes and
BY CHIEF JUDGE DANIEL B. SHANES challenges. As courthouse regulars already noticed, the cadre of our outstanding court reporters continues to shrink. Over the past several years, we have been fortunate to recruit several new and wonderful court reporters, but due to retirements our overall numbers nonetheless decline. As a result, while this crisis continues, the circuit judges were forced to modify our Local Rule and can no longer presumptively provide a court reporter for many civil and family proceedings. That said, you probably have also noticed an increased use of electronic court reporting (ECR). With ECR, court proceedings are recorded and can be later transcribed by an official court reporter. The Illinois Supreme Court prohibits local circuits from directly obtaining and installing ECR equipment; instead, it all must be done
through the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts. Because Lake County is but one of the 102 counties in Illinois, we are not able to move on many of these projects as quickly as we would like. However, I am pleased to report that by the time this goes to printing, after several years of work, we should have our two juvenile courtrooms ECR functional. In addition, our judges continue to watch the legal landscape of pretrial detention/release (what we used to call bond) evolve. As discussed previously, the new “no-bond” laws are notoriously unclear in many aspects. So far, judges in Illinois’ 102 counties have been applying these laws somewhat differently. Perhaps not surprisingly, now that the appellate court is beginning to interpret
these laws, the five districts of the appellate court (not to mention various panels within the appellate court) also construe these new statutes in differing ways. (This is, after all, the nature of litigation—anyone remember a couple years ago with the prejudgment interest statute?) While there is much controversy about these laws, good or bad, right or wrong, we all look forward to when the appellate and supreme courts provide their consistent interpretation of what these statutes mean. It may be cold outside, but your courts are buzzing with activity. And remember, every day is a day closer to spring. Pitchers and catchers start reporting to camp February 15. Looking forward to catching up more next month.
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Meet the Board TARA DEVINE
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ara Devine, a partner at Salvi Schostok & Pritchard, is a long-time member of the Lake County Bar Association. She has been a member of the LCBA since 2004. During her membership with the LCBA, she has served the association in various capacities including Board Member, Secretary, Vice President, and President. She previously served as a chairperson and co-chairperson of the Civil Trials and
Appeals Committee and is a committee member of the Judicial Selection and Retention Committee as well. It is of note that she has yet to perform in the Gridiron but says that she will continue to place an ad as well as support the cast and directors ( from her seat in the theater). Tara Devine is a graduate of the University of Illinois and Marquette Law School. Tara Devine started her legal career at Salvi Schostok & Pritchard as a summer law
clerk, subsequently getting hired as an associate lawyer and ultimately being named the first female partner of the firm in 2011. Tara Devine has focused her practice on plaintiffs’ personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful death, and products liability. In her years at Salvi Schostok & Pritchard, she has helped her clients obtain over $237 million throughout her career. In addition to her involvement in the LCBA, she is a member of the Illinois
Supreme Court Jury Instructions Committee on Civil cases.
Art Impact Check Presentation
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he Lake County Bar Foundation is pleased to support the Art Impact Project as they work to provide emotional wellness art programming to at-risk youth, juveniles coming from incarceration and students identified as having academic or behavioral issues. AIP’s unique service model enhances existing treatment programs and curriculum by combining carefully designed art programs with a safe, non-judgmental environment to facilitate creative expression to help build coping skills, understanding and empathy.
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Board of Directors’ Meeting
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December 21, 2023
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inutes of the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Lake County Bar Association held in the Executive Conference Room of the Lake County Bar Association, 300-A BOARD OF DIRECTORS Katharine Hatch
President
Daniel Hodgkinson
First Vice President Kevin Berrill
Second Vice President Richard Gellersted
Treasurer
Jeffrey Berman
Secretary
Tara Devin Immediate Past President Craig Mandell
Director
Jeremy Harter
Director
Jeffrey O’Kelley
Director
Sarah Raisch
Director
Judy Maldonado
Director
Hon. Bolling Haxall
Director Greg Weider Executive Director
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Grand Avenue, Waukegan, Illinois, on Thursday, December 21, 2023. CALL TO ORDER President Hatch called the meeting to order at 12:05 p.m. ROLL CALL Roll call indicated a quorum was established, with the following individuals present in person: Katharine Hatch, President; Daniel Hodgkinson, First Vice President; Kevin Berrill, Second Vice President: Richard Gellersted, Treasurer; Jeremy Harter, Director; Hon. Bolling Haxall, Director; Craig Mandell, Director; Jeff O’Kelley, Director; and Greg Weider, Executive Director. ACTION ITEMS • Consent Agenda Items November 16, 2023 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes The Draft minutes from the November 16, 2023, meeting of the Board
Meeting Minutes BY JEFFREY A. BERMAN SECRETARY
of Directors was included in the agenda packet. There were no requests for other additions, corrections, or changes to the draft minutes. November New Members and Membership Report The New Members report as of November 29, 2023, was included in the Agenda packet. A motion was made and seconded to approve the Consent Agenda. Upon unanimous voice vote, the motion was declared carried. The Consent Agenda is approved. • Treasurer’s Report The November 2023 Financial Report and supporting materials were included in the Agenda packet. Treasurer Gellersted made a presentation regarding the November 2023 Financial Report. Discussion followed. A motion was made and seconded to approve the Treasurer’s Report. Upon unanimous voice vote, the motion was
declared carried. The Treasurer’s Report is approved. OLD BUSINESS • LCBA Holiday Party Recap Executive Director Weider made a presentation regarding the Holiday Party. Discussion followed. • Membership Executive Director Weider made a presentation regarding the status of membership renewals. Additional information comparing membership levels in December 2022 and December 2023 were included in the Agenda packet. Discussion followed. • Real Life Program Update President Hatch and First Vice President Hodgkinson lead a discussion on the best approaches and key partners for reengaging the Real Life Program. NEW BUSINESS • LCBA/LCBF Board Nomination Process
President Hatch and Executive Director Weider made a presentation concerning the LCBA Board Positions that are open for nomination for the coming year: Second vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and two Directors. The deadline for Applications is February 2, 2024. Discussion followed. • JSRC Update – Committee Member Update President Hatch made a presentation concerning the status of JSRC committee membership. Discussion followed. OTHER MATTERS • Committee Liaison Reports
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• Executive Director Report Executive Director Weider presented his Executive Director Report for December, including providing an update on upcoming scheduled events, meetings and CLE opportunities. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made to adjourn. Upon unanimous voice vote, the motion was declared carried. The meeting concluded at 12:56 p.m. The next Board of Directors Meeting is scheduled to take place on Thursday, February 18, 2024.
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Calendar of Events 2024 Battle of the LCBA Bands 2/8/2024 5:00 PM 28 Mile Highwood, IL Lake County Bar Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting 2/20/2024 4:00 PM Zoom Local Government Committee Meeting 2/27/2024 12:15 PM Zoom 2024 Gridiron 3/8/2024 - 3/9/2024 6:30 - 9:30 PM Gorton Community Center Lake Forest
Annual Meeting Luncheon 3/19/2024 12:15 - 1:15 PM Glen Flora Country Club Waukegan, IL 2024 Annual Family Law Seminar 4/11/2024 - 4/13/2024 The Meritage Resort & Spa Napa, CA Lake County Bar Foundation Board of Trustees Meeting 4/16/2024 4:00 PM Zoom Local Government Committee Meeting 4/23/2024 12:15 PM Zoom
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