U.S. Attorney General Sessions to deliver keynote address May 31
The Federalist Society’s Michigan Lawyers Chapter will host its Annual Dinner and Grano Award Presentation on Thursday, May 31, from 5-9 p.m. at The Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth.
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will deliver the keynote address. This year’s Grano Award will be presented to Sixth Circuit Judge Richard F. Suhrheinrich.
The Inn at St. John’s is located at 44045 5 Mile Road, Plymouth. To RSVP, please contact Tom Buchanan at tbuchanan@crcpublicrelations.com or call (703) 683-5004.
Law firm donates more than $20,000 to support disability research, support programs at U-M
The key to reducing the impact of disability for future generations is supporting individuals who are making a difference. Jesse Reiter, owner of Reiter & Walsh ABC Law Centers, has donated more than $20,000 to be divided equally across six unique programs at Michigan Medicine in an effort to aid those making strides in disability treatment, care, and research. The programs include The Harbaugh Fund, The Child & Family Life Program, The Ataxia Research Fund, The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Annual Fund, the Reach Out and Read program, and neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) research conducted by Dr. John Barks.
“Kids with disabilities need all of our help. I can’t think of a better way to support children with health needs than to give to the outstanding programs housed within Michigan Medicine,” said Reiter.
The Harbaugh Fund provides VR boxes to children at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital, which can be used with various smartphone apps to give children an ‘escape’ from the stressors of the hospital environment.
The Ataxia Research Fund provides Michigan Medicine with the means to research treatment strategies for ataxia disorders that are currently largely untreatable. Meanwhile, the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Fund supports the physical medicine and rehabilitation department.
Dr. John Barks has dedicated his life to the study of neonatal neurology. Barks continues to research HIE and the impact of various factors on neonatal brain injury. His work will lead the way in medical treatment and care of neonatal brain injuries.
Reiter & Walsh ABC Law Centers will continue to support the University of Michigan’s medical school and their commitment to disability care, treatment, and research for years to come.
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