Client Alert Highlights
- Charles J. Northrup

This first issue of 2004 includes a number of interesting and timely articles. Todd M. Turner and James G. Fahey have written separate articles on changes to the Illinois Procurement Code and employment law. R. Lee Allen has written an important article reflecting a new and significant estate tax decision recently rendered by the U.S. Tax Court. Two articles by Charles J. Northrup are related to recent developments in environmental law on the topics of environmental assessments and corporate officer liability. Mark K. Cullen continues his series on the essential aspects of a sales transaction by discussing the purchase and sale contract. Finally, one of Sorling’s newest attorneys, Jennifer A. Ascher, has written an article on surrogacy as an answer to infertility. Hopefully these articles will be of interest to you. While these articles are intended to alert you to potential legal issues, they should not be regarded as legal advice. If you have questions about a particular article or its subject matter, you are advised to seek qualified legal counsel. If you have any problems accessing this newsletter, please contact our system administrator, Todd Tobias, by clicking ttobias@sorlinglaw.com Disclaimer: Sorling Client Alert is a legal news service for existing Sorling clients and attorneys or businesses that have had business relationships with Sorling or one of its attorneys. It is neither a solicitation for your legal service business nor advertisement. The public may access Sorling Client Alert by accessing the Publications section of sorlinglaw.com. By entering Sorling Client Alert, you agree to the terms of the sorlinglaw.com disclaimer, located by clicking http://www.sorlinglaw.com/About-Disclaimers.htm. Do not rely on information contained within these articles as legal advice. Consult your attorney for legal advice. Sorling does not wish to provide unsolicited e-mail (known as "spam") to any person who does not desire to receive Sorling Client Alert. If you have received this Sorling Client Alert by e-mail and do not want to receive future editions, please send an e-mail containing the word "unsubscribe" by clicking ldweitekam@sorlinglaw.com, and you will immediately be removed from our list.

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