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Fine Print And Your Day in Court
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, the University of Illinois College of Law's Bob Lawless talks about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the fine print found in many customer agreements.
Legal Issues in the News
Mondays at 7:35 am central on WILL-AM & WILL-FM
Faculty from the University of Illinois College of Law provide commentary on current legal affairs for WILL's Legal Issues in the News.
Sexual Orientation and Title VII
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, Bob Lawless from the University of Illinois College of Law, discusses the case of Hively v. Ivy Tech.
Presidential Executive Orders (ReBroadcast)
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, Jennifer Pahre of the University of Illinois College of Law, has a look at Presidential Executive Orders - from George Washington to Donald Trump.
Word of the Day: Emolument (ReBroadcast)
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, University of Illinois College of Law professor Bob Lawless looks at the Emoluments Clause.
What is Dodd-Frank? (Rebroadcast)
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, the University of Illinois College of Law's Verity Winship tries to explain Dodd-Frank.
Local Governments and the Fair Housing Act
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, from the University Of Illinois College Of Law, Bob Lawless looks at the relationship of local governments and the Fair Housing Act.
Accountability and Admissions at Wells Fargo
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, Verity Winship of the University of Illinois College of Law looks at the accountability of Wells Fargo.
Consent Decrees
In this weeks Legal Issues in the News, from the University of Illinois College of Law, Jennifer Pahre tries to make sense of consent decrees.
The Problem with Pensions (re-broadcast)
In this week's Legal Issues in the News, the University of Illinois College of Law's Sean Anderson looks into Illinois' state pensions.
U.S. Towns, Cooked Books and the Fight Against Fraud
In this weeks Legal Issues in the News, from the University of Illinois College of Law, Verity Winship tries to crack cooked books and crooked towns.