Massaron to headline Michigan Supreme Court Symposium
Published: April 26, 2024
The appeal of a landmark eminent domain case in the city of Detroit’s
storied Poletown neighborhood will be the focus of a symposium on May 9,
featuring Plunkett Cooney appellate attorney Mary Massaron.
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