The Fallout From Sexual Exploitation by a Therapist
Sexual exploitation by a therapist or sexual contact between a therapist and their client is not only a violation of…
My Data Was Hacked: What’s the Illinois Data Breach Law ?
By Marty Dolan and George King In an era where technology shapes the landscape of commerce, the prevalence of cyber…
Social Media Legal Moves? Senate Hearings Focus on Accountability
Lawmakers call for stronger safety measures to protect young social media users, support KOSA By George King In a groundbreaking…
Crash Course: When to Contact a Rideshare Accident Lawyer
While the rise of ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft has changed how we get around, making it super easy…
Protecting Yourself and Your Kids Online — Staying Safe in Cyberspace
Streaming platforms, online chat rooms, and various other forms of social media have ushered in a new wave of risk that young kids and parents should appreciate.
Apartment Complexes may be liable for criminal activity that harms a tenant
Did you know that landlords in Illinois may be held liable for criminal acts occurring on their premises? As Chicago…
Bicycles-Automobile Collisions
With bicycle sharing providing greater access to bikes around the city, and residents having a growing interest in affordable, and sustainable ways to travel, bicycling in Chicago has never been a more popular mode of transportation.
Illinois E-Bike Laws: Ambiguous Language Puts Onus on Rider
Riding an e-bike can be exhilarating, especially for adolescents, but is it worth the risk?
Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Field: A Revolutionary Moment with Ethical Pitfalls
Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Field: A Revolutionary Moment with Ethical Pitfalls
Dolan Law article cited on Huffington Post’s: “Did Victims In 737 Max Crash Suffer Before They Died? Boeing Lawyers Say No.”
A recent Illinois State Bar Journal article written by Dolan Law partner Karen Munoz and law clerk Dajuan Davis was highlighted in the current HuffPost article, "Did Victims In 737 Max Crash Suffer Before They Died? Boeing Lawyers Say No."