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March 11, 2014
Nation
- At 50, landmark libel case relevant in digital age
- Judge rejects Justice Dept. request on phone records
- Rate of part-time work among lawyers drops for third year
State
- Man gets prison for Michigan casino scam
- Judge to give marriage trial ruling within 2 weeks
- Reprimand 'insufficient' for tardy judge, says court
Business
- Consumer borrowing up $13.7 billion
- Michigan bill allows local stock exchanges
- Despite obstacles, the bull market turns 5
- Bank told to pay $3.2M for foreclosure
- Ex-trader convicted of defrauding bailout program
Feature
headlines
- Lasting impact: Retiring Oakland County judge 'set the bar' for business courts
- Choice colleges: Attorney's consulting business helps pave way into top schools
- Student to serve on Law Review e-board
- Speakers to discuss 'Strategic Plans for Diversity and Inclusion'
- Law school presents 'The Law School Application Process'
headlines National
- Dozens of BigLaw firms are getting paycheck protection loans; which ones made the list?
- Afternoon Briefs: 9th Circuit blocks asylum restriction; report finds sanctioned judges remain in the job
- Big Law's Small Business Loans; Good News for Obamacare Supporters?; California to Reexamine Bar Exam: The Morning Minute
- Akin Gump Adds Trade and White-Collar Partners in DC and New York
- Tuesday round-up
- Opinion analysis: Court upholds “faithless elector” laws
