CBA Record July-August 2021

CBA RECORD CONTENTS

July/August 2021 • Volume 35, Number 4

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Editor’s Briefcase ThankYou, John Levin, for 19Years as Legal Ethics Columnist President’s Page Kindness, Civility, andWell-Being

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

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Meet CBA President Lynn Grayson: An Ardent Advocate for Improving the World By Kathryn C. Liss

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8 CBANews 18 Chicago Bar Foundation Report 20 Legislative News 22 The Pulse 47 LPMT Bits & Bytes

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Intersectionality: A Framework for Understanding Bias and Ourselves By Justice Michael B. Hyman Reparations: 40 Acres and a Mule …with Interest By Patrick Dankwa John Flash Fiction Contest Winner: Zoom and the Bigger Picture By Jonathan Safron

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YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION

What You Might Still be Missing about Zoom

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It’s Time for the CBA to Come Together as a Legal Community By Tracy Brammeier

48 Nota Bene

WritingTips for Junior Attorneys (andThoseWho Supervise Them) – Part 2

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Beyond Binary Thinking By Erin Conlon

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Restrictive Covenants: Isn’t it Time We Consider Consideration? By Jacob A. Chodash

50 Legal Ethics Valedictory

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