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If you're a lawyer looking to connect with other Illinois-based lawyers, join our SBAC Lawyers Community! The Lawyers Community is a great place meet new people and learn about the ins and outs of various legal fields.

 

Visit the Lawyer's Corner of our website to find resources on frequently discussed legal topics and queries, interact with our attorney partners, and ask relevant questions.

 

Need to fulfill CLE credit? We've got you covered! The SBAC hosts a CLE every other month that is lead and taught by one of our own SBAC members. Check out this year's schedule HERE for upcoming topics and session dates.

 

During the other months we hold a Virtual Lawyers Community Get-Together so that you can build you legal network, hear from fellow lawyers about the goings-on in the community and discuss practices. Sign up HERE!

Insights Archive

Embrace the Spirit of Giving: Shop Local This Holiday Season

By emma@sbacil.org | December 11, 2023

The holiday season is upon us, and as we gear up for the festivities, there’s no better way to spread joy than by supporting small businesses in our community. Chicago, with its vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, is home to a plethora of unique local shops, each offering a special touch to your holiday shopping experience.…

Byline Bank – Insights

By Nic | December 11, 2023

Byline Bank’s Insights We all need more “Insight” into what makes a business successful and how to get there. We are proud to highlight our partner, Byline Bank, and their professional insight into achieving financial success. Empowering Employees and Communities Through DEI: Five ways leaders can embolden DEI practices within their organizations Want to Make…

Twenty-Eight Groups Send Letter to Chicago City Council Members on PTO Ordinance

By emma@sbacil.org | December 1, 2023

City Council has passed a PTO ordinance that provides greatly expanded paid and sick leave for Chicago employees. The ordinance, however, subjects small businesses to crushing penalties and lawsuits. Many small businesses will also be unable to comply with the mandates of the ordinance by the end of the year. This is an open letter…

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