CBA Record May-June 2021

CBA RECORD CONTENTS

May/June 2021 • Volume 35, Number 3

4 Editor’s Briefcase ChooseWellness 6 President’s Page

INSIDE THIS ISSUE 20 Be the Change: Prioritizing Lawyer Well-Being By Jeffrey Bunn 22 Four Building Blocks to Mindfulness: Present Yourself with a Present of the Present By Brendan Cournane 24 Lawyer’s Guide to Taking Control of Your Self-Care Routine By Erin Clifford

Advancing the Rule of Law Now

8 CBANews 16 Chicago Bar Foundation Report 18 The Pulse 41 LPMT Bits & Bytes The New Remote Landscape 42 Legal Ethics Virtual Law Practice: The NewNormal

27 Coaching: Helping Unlock Your Own Potential By Susan B. Silverman

29 Staying Healthy During the Pandemic By Judge E. Kenneth Wright, Jr.

30 How I am Achieving Calm During Anxious Times By Bonnie McGrath

YOUNG LAWYERS SECTION

32 Magnum Opus

By Jeffrey Moskowitz, YLS Chair

33 Systemic Wellness vs. The Status Quo By Shelley Sandoval

36 From the Bench: Judge Jill Rose Quinn By Kenneth Matuszewski

38 YLS Law & Debate Club More Popular than Ever During Year of Remote Learning By Ann Glynn

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MAY/JUNE 2021 CBA

“Light andHope”by Retired Executive CBADirector TerrenceMurphy is the artist’s reflectionof humanity’s untold loss, suffering and sorrow from the ongoing pandemic with hope for the future. The painting’s forest scene and vivid sunrise is a tranquil reminder that human dignity is universally grounded in our mutual respect for the rights and lives of each other. It is one thing that binds society together and makes us all better.

Inside the Issue: Lawyer Mental Health &Well-Being