Focused on immigration law
Published: April 23, 2019
The Immigration Law Section of the Washtenaw County Bar Association held a meeting recently on the topic of Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. [ More » ]
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Students get tips on navigating the future in Big Law
April 23, 2019With the practice of law becoming increasingly business centric, this year’s Pogue Panel addressed the influence of technology on the legal profession, preparing for an economic downturn, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
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A legal gem: Colleagues, friends pay tribute to longtime federal attorney
April 23, 2019Long known and admired as a skillful litigator, Ellen Christensen forged an impressive 35-year career with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Detroit, displaying an uncanny knack for disarming opponents while also charming friends and foes alike.
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Courts
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- Court backs California laws to protect immigrants - April 23, 2019
- Court asked to void Louisiana abortion clinic law - April 22, 2019
- In 'FUCT' fashion brand case, justices avoid saying word - April 18, 2019
State
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- Prisoner art spans wide spectrum of creativity - April 16, 2019
- Governor halts Great Lakes pipeline tunnel project - April 3, 2019
- Ruling creates uncertainty for state's Medicaid work rules - April 3, 2019
Nation
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