Archives
May 09, 2023
State
- Webinar to look at 'Referring Domestic Relations Cases'
- Annual Khalta hosted by NAABA-MI May 24
- Law school conducts 'Pride Month' virtual event June 5
- State Bar presents 2023 Pipeline Summit June 1
- Law school plans golf outing for June 5
- Attorney to discuss 'Business Insurance Coverage' online
- 'Oversight in the Limelight' webinar presented June 1
- 'Infringement, Defamation, and Other Internet Evils' discussed by attorneys
- Federal Bar hosting Annual Dinner June 7
- Scholarship awarded
Column
- LEGAL PEOPLE
- COMMENTARY: Dominion case offers a look back at landmark ruling
- MY TURN: Danger lurks at nearly every turn we now take
- COMMENTARY: Book banning movement spells trouble across U.S. in years to come
- THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: The Journey of Life
Business
- Coulter says post-secondary degree effort key to county's economic future
- Oakland County economy looking to trend positive, U-M economists say
Nation
- 'Head Trauma, Comprehension, and Intoxication' examined in webinar
- ABA legal education section releases employment data for law class of 2022
- 'Time Management for Lawyers' focus of webcast
- Report highlights sentencing laws for criminalized domestic violence survivors, urges reform
Feature
headlines Oakland County
- Annual Meeting in Rochester
- Michigan Supreme Court rules state correctly applied election law to bring criminal charges in voter intimidation robocall case
- Signature collection campaign fraud defendants to face trial
- Ascension patients and associates encouraged to consider free credit monitoring, identity theft protection services offer
- Nessel endorses the Child Exploitation and Artificial Intelligence Expert Commission Act of 2024
headlines National
- Lockdown Lessons
- ACLU and BigLaw firm use ‘Orange is the New Black’ in hashtag effort to promote NY jail reform
- Judge tosses lawyer’s defamation suit against ex-mayor for alleged crude and insulting statements
- Florida Supreme Court rules against prosecutor ousted by governor
- Law firm and lawyer in ‘quiet quit’ dispute drop their litigation
- Migrants who cross the border illegally won’t be allowed a lawyer if they don’t get one pronto