Archives
May 9, 2019
- SOCIAL SECURITY AND YOU: Gloom, but no doom, for Social Security
- MAY IT PLEASE THE PALATE: Cheese sandwiches
Nation
State
- Detroit Mercy Law to welcome alumnus as 2019 commencement speaker
- IRS Criminal Investigation to celebrate centennial
- Area nursing home employees charged for injuring patient
- Federal judge declines to dismiss lawsuit in fatal police shooting
- Nessel joins group of state AGs to combat caller ID spoofing, illegal robocalls
Business
- Consumer borrowing growth slowed in March
- Cash is still king-- San Francisco bans credit-only stores
- Debt collectors to use email, texts under new rules
Feature
headlines
- Touchdown: Former U-M football player now pursuing a law degree
- Journal of Business Law elects board, seeks articles from legal community
- Prosecutor says no charges for police in fatal Detroit shooting
- Treasury reminds that working families and individuals are eligible for Homestead Property Tax Credit
- Senators announce Detroit Metro and Willow Run Airports will receive millions in federal funding for improvements
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 Remote Work Sparked a Reluctant Revolution Across the Legal Industry
- AGs Challenge Another State's Abortion Law
- Divided court blocks California’s COVID-related restrictions on in-home religious gatherings
- Biden to create bipartisan commission on Supreme Court reform
