Paralegal, musician makes career move to law school
Published: January 16, 2026
Law student Grant Gabriel earned his undergraduate degree in political
science from Oakwood University, with an eye to working in public
administration in some capacity.
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‘Pantsuits & Lawsuits’ podcast addresses how free speech is under fire
January 16, 2026In an episode of “Pantsuits and Lawsuits,” Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes discuss the sweeping pressure campaign against the First Amendment — in briefing rooms, on city streets, and across shrinking newsrooms — with an unflinching look at how intimidation, lawsuits, and funding threats are changing the way America speaks and learns.
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So you want to be a solo practitioner?
January 16, 2026Do you want to have greater scheduling flexibility? Do you want to choose your own clients? Do you want to make money for yourself rather than someone else? If you answered any of these questions in the affirmative, then perhaps you want to become a sole practitioner.
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Cooley Law publishes new books
January 16, 2026Cooley Law School Professors Brad Charles and Mark Cooney and Emeritus Professor Joseph Kimble recently published new books about skill building, clear drafting, and the importance of writing in practice.
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With Mariah Sain leading the way, Muskegon’s girls basketball team has visions of a deep run this season
January 16, 2026MUSKEGON – Mariah Sain is not only the face of the Muskegon girls basketball team, she has literally been that for all of Muskegon Public Schools.
During the 2024-25 school year, she was featured on a billboard where Seaway Drive meets Shoreline Drive. On the billboard, Sain’s smiling face was paired with the words, “I AM … a Big Red.”
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