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Todd Young and Connie Mayer Co-Author a Chapter in "Elements of Illinois Law" 2023 Edition of the IICLE Handbook

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Sep 20, 2023

Hinshaw partners Todd Young and Connie Mayer recently co-authored a chapter in the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) 2023 handbook titled "Elements of Illinois Law." IICLE is the premier provider of continuing legal education in Illinois. Founded in 1961, the Institute publishes a comprehensive set of handbooks designed by and for Illinois attorneys.

Young and Mayer wrote the first chapter of the handbook "Organizing and Advising a Small Business" to guide lawyers in discussing legal issues with clients forming a business.

The guide is available for purchase on the IICLE website.

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