Archives
August 10, 2010
Feature
- Lending Assistance: Head of firm's mortgage banking group stays in step with the times
- Firm helps with the Kalamazoo River wildlife cleanup-- Bloomfield Hills Law Firm Joins Forces with AKT Peerless and Albion College
- News (AP) - Consumer Bankruptcy Association plans its annual golf outing
- Legal Aid and Defender cancels Aug. 24 session of family law training
- David Boies urges ABA: 'Bring rule of law to full fruition' in U.S. to meet founders' goals-- Seeks balance in litigant resources, jury reforms, better court funding, predictable justice
- News (AP) - Chrysler narrows 2Q loss from 1Q on growing sales
- News (AP) - Federal aid helps, but doesn't fix Michigan budget
- News (AP) - Women in housing case awarded $115,000
- News (AP) - Trial delayed; Michigan, tribe trying to settle suit
- News (AP) - Financial dispute emerges over mummies exhibit
- News (AP) - Freddie Mac requests $1.8B in aid after 2Q loss
- News (AP) - Lawmaker wants hearing into Fannie Mae allegations
- Golf '10 event hosted by OCBA
headlines
- 'Marijuana Lending' discussed
- Attorneys for Animals submits official response opposing the de-listing of wolves on the Endangered Species List
- Association of Women Judges conducts program at law school
- Asked and Answered: Eric M. Kociba on latest changes to Civil Discovery Rules
- Michigan man under watch by federal agents pleads guilty to lying
headlines National
- Judge caught on video grabbing employee by the neck is suspended during disciplinary case
- Afternoon Briefs: Lawyer pleads guilty to courthouse parachute jump; cat declawing banned in this state
- Skilled in the Art: Zombie IP: Patents Declared Unenforceable 12 Years Ago Are Brought Back to Life + PTAB Says RideApp Patent Claims Are Too Fuzzy
- Cannabis Company's Social Posts Catch FDA's Eye (And a Warning Letter)
- Remarks from Justice Stevens’ funeral today at Arlington National Cemetery
- A justice who never stopped learning
