Archives
April 12, 2016
State
- Judge orders school district to pay
- Lawsuit challenging medical marijuana law dismissed
- Judge strikes down many worker rules at Quicken as too broad
- Court affirms murder conviction
- Michiganders encouraged to prepare before severe weather
Business
- Q&A with Fidelity's Kathleen Murphy
- Investor Derby: Gold won first quarter, stocks win long term
- A top haven for tax cheats that may surprise most: the United States
- Judge approves Wells Fargo settlement in mortgage case
Feature
- 'Trials & Tribulation' - Judges reflect on challenges as practitioners
- Technical advantage: Lawyer brings engineering background to IP law field
- Empty Bowls, Full Hearts: Attorney co-chairs program to aid Cass Community Social Services
- Appellate Bench Bar Conference to be conducted April 20-22
- Officials slated to present Victims' Service Distinction Awards
headlines
- High tech: Lawyer specializes in connected device and emerging technology
- Program to explore 'The Ethics of Remote Practice'
- Grants available for Oakland County-based manufacturers that provide goods or services to help small businesses re-open
- Nearly 6,000 Michigan consumers to receive relief in multistate settlement with subprime auto financing company
- Michigan's Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission draws more than 6,000 applications
headlines National
- The Zoom boom: How videoconferencing tools are changing the legal profession
- Afternoon Briefs: New charges filed in George Floyd case; state chief justice decries court system bias
- What's Next: Refocusing Our Surveillance State Onto Police + What Trump's Executive 'Temper Tantrum' Over Section 230 Means for End-to-End Encryption + Are Contact Tracing Apps Worth the Privacy Tradeoff?
- NJ State Court Filings Drop 20% Amid COVID-19 Disruptions
- Relist Watch
- Opinion analysis: Justices reaffirm distinction between first and second habeas petitions
