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April 2, 2014
Nation
State
- More than a $1M needed by May 1 to save Rosie's plant
- Anti-smoking groups want money spent for health
- Feds win key ruling in Mich. farm labor lawsuit
Business
- How to tackle financial records clutter
- Federal Reserve Chief Yellen says job market needs low rates 'for some time'
- Detroit files updated bankruptcy adjustment plan
Feature
headlines
- Touchdown: Former U-M football player now pursuing a law degree
- Local garage contractor charged with felonies
- Justice Bernstein works on state's top court while overseas
- Smaller, targeted vaccination clinics helping in the fight against COVID-19
- Nessel announces findings in two in-custody death investigations
headlines National
- Law profs abound on Biden’s new commission to study changing the Supreme Court
- Minnesota’s unique ‘spark of life’ doctrine allows evidence about George Floyd’s life during former officer’s trial
- How I Made Partner: 'Owning a Cross-Fit Gym Impacted How I Practice Law and the Importance of Understanding a Clients Goals,' Says Becky Greenfield of Wolfe Pincavage
- Lawyers Are Working Longer, Weirder Hours | The Trend of In-House Insourcing May Be 'Already Broken' | Big Law Lines Up to Defend Allianz Against Fund Mismanagement Claim: The Morning Minutes
- The morning read for Monday, April 12
- Divided court blocks California’s COVID-related restrictions on in-home religious gatherings
