September’s organization for ALG’s Year of Giving, Diverse Attorney Pipeline Program (DAPP), was selected by Associate, Maya Nevels. DAPP is a non-profit that addresses the “continued and systematic decline of women of color lawyers in law firms and across other...
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Case Notes: Business Interruption Coverage
Business interruption insurance is typically intended to compensate the insured party for income loss resulting from cessation of operations, usually during a period of time used to repair or restore physical damage to the covered property. But what happens when the...
ALG’s Year of Giving: August—Primo Center
August’s organization for ALG’s Year of Giving, Primo Center, was selected by Administrative Professional, Bonnie Piet. Founded in 1978, the mission of Primo Center is to empower families to become productive, responsible, and independent members of their community....
Ex Parte & Informal Communications to the Court
Introduction The legal profession has often been slow, relative to other industries, to evolve and adapt to the pace at which technology grows. While it may be difficult to argue that fax machines still have their place, the traditional, and perhaps antiquated, rules...
ALG’s Year of Giving: July—Nicasa Behavioral Health Services
This month’s organization for ALG’s Year of Giving, Nicasa Behavioral Health Services, was selected by Associate Mark Bennett. Nicasa is a not-for-profit behavioral health services organization that has been pioneering award-winning efforts in prevention, early...
What Makes A Trademark Registerable?
So, you’ve started your business and you want to protect your brand by filing your trademark with the USPTO. One thing that you should know is that not all trademarks are created equally. Along with identifying the source of a product or service, trademarks must be...
ALG’s Year of Giving: June—Women Employed
This month’s organization for ALG’s Year of Giving, Women Employed, was selected by Partner Bethany White. Women Employed (WE) is a Chicago-based advocacy organization, founded in 1973, with a mission of improving women’s economic status and removing barriers to...
Copyrights vs. Trademarks – What’s the Difference?
Intellectual property is one of those often misunderstood concepts when it comes to running a business or creating a piece of art, whether it be film, music, or a painting. It is likely that you have heard the terms “trademark” and “copyright” being thrown around in...
ALG’s Year of Giving: May—The Les Turner ALS Foundation
This month’s organization for ALG’s Year of Giving, the Les Turner ALS Foundation, was selected by Administrative Professional, Shari Santelli. Founded in 1977, The Les Turner ALS Foundation is Chicagoland’s leader in comprehensive ALS care and one of the...
Additional Protection for Small Businesses: Partnering Insurance Brokers with Legal Counsel
Part of being a businessowner is understanding and accepting the fact that all businesses come with inherent risks and liability. According to a study by the U.S. Small Business Administration, 36% to 53% of small businesses are sued in a given year.[1] Whether it’s a...
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Arnett Law Group, LLC, was founded by Daniel J. Arnett, a trial lawyer with more than 25 years of experience.
The partners and associates at our firm are recognized leaders in their fields and are committed to delivering the best possible result for every client.
