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  1. Taking Stock: Disney stocks and mortgage deals
  2. Taking Stock: Disney stocks and mortgage deals
  3. Beyond borders: Firm sees M&A work as key to international growth
  4. Beyond Borders Law firm sees M&A work as key to ongoing international growth
  5. TakingStock: Cisco's reach from D.C. to Darfur
  6. Taking Stock: A real debt solution?
  7. Taking Stock: A real debt solution?
  8. State residents' tax burden declines over decade
  9. Earnout agreements focus of BLI program
  10. Borders Group Inc. agrees to sell itself for $215 million
  11. REITs hold up despite housing market's double-dip
  12. Taking Stock: The new standard of living
  13. Taking Stock: The new standard of living
  14. County seeks to recover transfer tax payments from mortgage firms
  15. Taking Stock: Hhgregg
  16. On Point: Right to work will reignite Michigan's economy
  17. Right to work will reignite state's economy
  18. Taking Stock: PennyMac and Zipcar
  19. New jury reform rules aimed at greater juror engagement
  20. TAKING STOCK: Hoodwinked by a trough of modules
  21. Personal Finance REITs hold up despite housing market's double-dip
  22. A bit of history on law clinics and law schools
  23. Problem-solver: Circuit Court judge to receive 'Champion of Justice Award'
  24. Problem-solver: Circuit Court judge to receive 'Champion of Justice Award'
  25. Expert advice helps with property tax appeals
  26. Warner Norcross and Judd achieves full partner
  27. A bit of history on law clinics and law schools: The 1960s saw a sea change in attitudes toward law clinics
  28. Mens Rea: 'Forensic uncertainty principle' can assist defense attorneys
  29. Taking Stock: Simon says you got stiffed
  30. Money Matters: Consider REITs as alternative investment
  31. Money Matters: End of the bond boom
  32. Legal View: The challenge of asking for damages
  33. East Lansing Where's the beef? Michigan State aims to find out with special barcode tags
  34. July is Juror Appreciation Month High court looks to educate public about value of jury service
  35. Michigan's retailers reporting steady sales in spite of unemployment
  36. Taking Stock: PennyMac and Zipcar
  37. County seeks to recover transfer tax payments from mortgage firms
  38. Upside down: Once coveted marital home now albatross in divorce
  39. Taking Stock- Go for the Gold
  40. Earnout agreements focus of program at BLI meeting
  41. Taking Stock: Go for the gold?
  42. Taking Stock: IRAs or Roths?
  43. Utah 'Sister Wives' family to challenge Utah bigamy law
  44. Taking Stock: Go for the gold?
  45. The Firm: The billable hour: Dead or alive?
  46. Legal View: High court rulings reinforce free speech
  47. Money Matters: Big investment opportunity in copper
  48. Taking Stock: Hhgregg
  49. Taking Stock: Condominium madness
  50. LEGAL PEOPLE
  51. Business Pfizer may sell animal health, nutrition units
  52. Summer months bring high rates of burglaries - is your home secure?
  53. Taking Stock: Condominium madness
  54. Wall Street How bad is it? Pawn shops, payday lenders are hot
  55. Divorce economically more difficult for couples
  56. TAKING STOCK: Cisco's reach from D.C. to Darfur
  57. JPMorgan pays $211M to settle bid-rigging charges
  58. Problem-solver Circuit Court judge to receive 'Champion of Justice Award'
  59. Legal Assistants Section will award scholarship for legal studies
  60. Snyder announces $1 million in legal services contribution
  61. Money Matters: In some ways, investing is like cooking
  62. TAKING STOCK: Broker's Copano recommendation gets a thumbs up
  63. TAKING STOCK: Variable annuity comes at a cost
  64. Legal View: Overseeing the discovery process
  65. Taking Stock: That's the way the shares crumble
  66. Personal Finance Can frequent-flier programs work for you?
  67. Real Estate Foreclosure activity slowed in first half of 2011
  68. Firms look within to generate more business
  69. Money Matters: The end of the bond boom?
  70. Online statements are 'lies'-- Cooley Law School sues New York attorneys and bloggers for defamation
  71. Taking Stock: Penny stocks
  72. The Firm: Client feedback even more important in today's economy
  73. TAKING STOCK: Borrowing from Peter to pay Peter
  74. Q&A with authors of 'Find Info Like a Pro'
  75. Cooley Law files suit to protect students, alumni and reputation
  76. Unintended consequences: 'Guantanamo lawyer' discusses Miranda exception for terrorists
  77. Zillow soars in IPO debut
  78. The Firm: Legal outsourcing: The future of law?
  79. Economy Low taxes, high health costs make U.S. choices tough
  80. Money Matters: The end of the bond boom?
  81. Expert Witness: Rules are rules
  82. Dykema named top real estate law firm
  83. Firms look within to generate more business Idea was modeled after speed dating events
  84. COMMENTARY: Planning in a world of unknowns
  85. LAW, MONEY, & ELDER LAW: To all young lawyers
  86. Money Matters: Planning in a world of unknowns
  87. Policy to improve legal profession, advance justice adopted by Delegates
  88. Taking Stock: Broker's Copano recommendation gets a thumbs up
  89. Tips for rebalancing fund portfolio now
  90. Juror Appreciation Month: High court looks to educate public about value of jury service
  91. Professionalism: Honor helps frame career of attorney
  92. Consumer borrowing up in June by most in 4 years
  93. Down on the farm-- Investors see big potential
  94. Businesses find ways to adapt in slow economy
  95. Detroit Neighborhood near river weathers economic storm Values of homes are down, but not as much as in other parts of town
  96. State Roundup
  97. Money Matters: A look at the second half of 2011
  98. Stocks rally after Fed pledges low rates
  99. General Motors uncertain that U.S. auto sales will hit forecast
  100. Of Mutual Interest Seven tips for rebalancing your fund portfolio now
  101. Army vet can sue Rumsfeld over torture
  102. Federal magistrate says Detroit destroyed potential evidence in Tamara Greene case
  103. Divorce economically more difficult for couples
  104. Taking Stock: Broker's Copano recommendation gets a thumbs up
  105. 2 tools for a mutual fund portfolio checkup
  106. Alaska Former resident sues to claim valued moon rocks State officials contend rocks were stolen from a state museum 38 years ago
  107. LEGAL PEOPLE
  108. Taking Stock: Borrowing from Peter to pay Peter
  109. The Firm: Be prepared for contingencies
  110. Eye on Lansing: Five questions for new liquor advisory committee
  111. All the world's a stage
  112. Taking Stock: Broker's Copano recommendation gets a thumbs up
  113. Mexico Mexico cartel issues booklets for proper conduct
  114. Can't get relief: Economic news sours some investors
  115. One Perspective: What's in your portfolio ... of career skills?
  116. West Park band shell-- Local co-founder of 'The Penny Seats' starring in spoof of Shakespeare
  117. TAKING STOCK: Is this the best price?
  118. Washington, D.C. Judge allows American to sue Rumsfeld over torture
  119. Economy Many retailers report solid sales gains for July Analysts worry momentum won't carry over into back-to-school season
  120. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Summary of a Life Well Lived
  121. Counselor's Corner: Summary of a life well lived
  122. Taking Stock: Long-term investing in today's market a fool's game
  123. Real Estate Foreclosure warnings fall slightly in July Slowdown result of processing delays
  124. Personal Finance Investor anxiety Can't get no relief: Bad news about economic recovery sours investors
  125. TAKING STOCK: Medley Capital a golden opportunity
  126. Cooley Law School files suit to protect students, alumni and reputation
  127. Authenticity: An elusive key to successful marketing
  128. Beluzo named 'Detroit Five Star Wealth Manager'
  129. TAKING STOCK: Don't panic - markets will stabilize
  130. High Court rulings reinforce free speech
  131. Taking Stock: Three cheers for Casey's
  132. MSU Law Small Business & Nonprofit Law Clinic receives Inclusive Excellence Grant
  133. Home sales on pace for worst showing in 14 years
  134. National Roundup
  135. Rhode Island Convicted art dealer claims poverty, asks for help
  136. Real Estate Spring buying boosted home prices for 2nd month
  137. Economy Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities Analysis shows racial and ethnic impact of meltdown
  138. Economy S&P downgrades Fannie and Freddie, U.S.-backed debt
  139. Economy China urges global economic coordination Lambasts credit rating downgrade
  140. China takes a page from Oakland's economic diversification strategy
  141. Taking Stock: Medley Capital a golden opportunity
  142. ABA sessions in Toronto resolve some issues, not all Annual meeting concludes with Kentucky attorney installed as new president
  143. Economy Broken Budgets Wall Street's ride compounds states' pension fears Nationwide, states have $689.5B in unfunded pension liabilities
  144. Expert Witness: Twelve Rules for Forensic Consultants and Experts
  145. Taking Stock: Don't panic - markets will stabilize
  146. California Fight over Globes broadcast returns to court Foreign press association wants to overturn recent NBC contract with dcp
  147. Time to unseal Nixon's Watergate testimony, says federal judge
  148. TAKING STOCK: Long-term investing in today's market a fool's game
  149. County's Aaa bond rating produces savings
  150. Fannie Mae's 2Q loss widens, will ask for $5.1B
  151. The Firm: Who pays for contingency fees?
  152. S&P downgrades Fannie, Freddie
  153. TAKING STOCK: That's the way the shares crumble
  154. Statistics show income changes for Michigan attorneys
  155. Taking Stock-Go For The Gold?
  156. The Firm: Google Plus: The next big thing for small law firms?
  157. Mens Rea: 'Forensic uncertainty principle' can assist defense attorneys
  158. Class-action lawsuits could be costly
  159. Essay Reliving instead of remembering Sept. 11
  160. The Gold Rush is on again
  161. Of Mutual Interest In time of volatility: 8 revealing statistics for fund investors
  162. Washington, D.C. Court case reveals details of secret flights Legal dispute between aviation companies led to revelation
  163. The Firm: There's value in those musty client records
  164. Washington, D.C. Contractor accused of negligence in soldier deaths
  165. A look at leveraged exchange-traded funds
  166. EXPERT WITNESS: Twelve rules for forensic consultants and experts
  167. Court receives funding to expand adoption program
  168. A look at the best options for stashing cash in this market
  169. TAKING STOCK: Yahoos at Yahoo! souring company's investment potential
  170. Taking Stock: ING uses caller ID
  171. Giving counsel: Company president offers special insight to Fed board
  172. Judge drops charges against men behind studio
  173. Government mulls expanding mortgage refinance program
  174. Spinmeter Just don't call it raising taxes Obama, Dems skirt issue on tax hikes
  175. Yahoos at Yahoo souring company's investment potential
  176. Taking Stock: High-dividend-paying stocks
  177. Internal Revenue Service issues notice on 2010 estates
  178. WHO pays for contingency fees?
  179. 'Advance planning' essential when accepting a contingency fee
  180. California Gold fever sweeps through the criminal underworld All-time high gold prices fuel crime spree in the precious metal
  181. Unemployed facing tough competition: underemployed
  182. TAKING STOCK: ETFs versus ETNs
  183. TAKING STOCK: For those of you with Apple shares: Sell, sell, sell
  184. Technology U.S. gets chance to catch up on credit card security Rest of industrialized world is switching to 'smart' cards
  185. 9/11: We remember
  186. Consumer borrowing up for 10th straight month
  187. Utilities funds deliver gains in declining market
  188. Real Estate Mortgage default warnings surged in August Increase represents biggest monthly gain in 4 years
  189. Your Money Even with price drop, gold ETFs still a good bet
  190. Taking Stock: For those of you with Apple shares: Sell, sell, sell
  191. Economy Factory output mostly weak in August outside autos Retail sales unchanged
  192. Economy shows signs of growth after bumpy Aug.
  193. Discount retail stocks offer safety in down market
  194. Taking Stock: A tip sheet for successful investors
  195. New York Google-Motorola deal highlights patent arms race Trove of 17,000 patents will help shield Google from lawsuits
  196. Taking Stock- Disney stocks and mortgage deals
  197. Legal View: A look at the pros and cons of home associations
  198. OFF THE PRESS
  199. Money Matters: The benefits and risks of closed-end funds
  200. Broken Budgets Cities, states back off bonds amid budget concerns Fewer public works projects another blow to economy
  201. NDeX president to advise Feds
  202. Giving counsel: Company president offers special insight to Fed board
  203. Real Estate Mortgage rates lowest in decades, but few qualify Record-low rates have done little to energize depressed home sales
  204. Of Mutual Interest Utilities funds deliver gains in declining market
  205. The Dark Side: Why bother with law review articles
  206. Michigan retail sales data for July improves boosting fall expectations
  207. Technology After Apple's fall, is it time to buy or sell? Investors suggest holding but analysts recommend buying at a bargain
  208. Taking Stock: Don't Panic--Markets Will Stabilize
  209. Wall Street After 4 weeks of losses, stocks rise
  210. National Roundup
  211. Taking Stock: Is this the best price for a tobacco bond?
  212. Legal View: Unlocking hidden value in intellectual property
  213. COMMENTARY: Pre-trial--#2 of the top 3 hearings you're likely to attend in a divorce
  214. THE FIRM: Don't bill for thank-you notes: Working with corporate counsel
  215. Money Matters: Want to be a better investor? Play more golf
  216. Stocks on long losing streak as the economy weakens
  217. On the Rise Court administrator took 'long road' to the top spot
  218. Law firm specializes in counseling school districts
  219. The Firm: The power of referral marketing
  220. Legal View: Combative lips sink ships
  221. Law professor spearheads a 'Chance at Childhood'
  222. Illinois War hero turned mobster sentenced to 35 years Defendant fears conviction will keep him out of Arlington
  223. Oakland commissioners commend Bullard for fraud investigation
  224. Real Estate New-home sales fall, 2011 could be bad year Suffering housing industry hurting broader economy
  225. LEGAL PEOPLE
  226. Money Matters: Investment signals from a weak dollar
  227. Six mutual funds that take an edge off market volatility
  228. Of Mutual Interest 6 mutual funds that take an edge off volatility
  229. Taking Stock - Don't panic - markets will stabilize
  230. Kiwanis and City of Jackson to celebrate renovated Kiwanis Park at noon on Sept. 16
  231. Money Matters: Important proxy access measure struck down
  232. Of Mutual Interest Fund managers: Bleak outlook in European crisis
  233. Bodman lawyer delivers presentation at seminar
  234. ASKED & ANSWERED: Lynn A. Gandhi
  235. Broken Budgets States cut home health services for seniors Aging and disability services have been reduced over past 2 years
  236. Court Roundup
  237. Taking Stock: Variable annuity comes at a cost
  238. Yahoos at Yahoo! souring company's investment potential
  239. Lansing: State changing rules for food stamp eligibility
  240. Real Estate: In the U.S., two housing markets and two directions; Sales and prices are up for luxury homes -- but not elsewhere
  241. Traffic crashes come with hefty price tag
  242. Economy Economy grew at slower 1 percent rate this spring Economists: Economy teetering on edge of renewed recession
  243. Nearly 12,000 tax cheats come clean under IRS program
  244. Five things to know about life insurance
  245. Michigan retail sales data for July improves
  246. Taking Stock: Is this the best price?
  247. Planned Parenthood of Arizona reeling as flood of new abortion restrictions set to become law
  248. California $1.3 billion award against SAP overturned in Oracle case
  249. Real Estate Fannie Mae loss widens; asking taxpayers for $2.8B Company's rescue has been one of the most expensive government bailouts
  250. ONE PERSPECTIVE: Can someone explain the Wall Street protests?
  251. Home mortgage applications fall to fifteen-year low
  252. Using financial metrics
  253. LEGAL PEOPLE
  254. Money Matters: In volatile times, investors shouldn't try to time market
  255. Some Fed officials sought more economic stimulus
  256. Ethics 20/20 Commission proposes to remove barriers
  257. Commentary: No. 2 of the top 3 hearings you're likely to attend in a divorce
  258. Money Matters: Do all your homework before deciding to buy a house
  259. Law Life: ABA further examines lawyer ethics, technology
  260. Governor appoints State Building Authority Board of Trustees member
  261. Pre-trial: No. 2 of the top 3 hearings you're likely to attend in a divorce
  262. ASKED & ANSWERED: Jocelyn Benson
  263. New Mexico After FBI raids, artifact dealers slowly regain trust
  264. Of Mutual Interest 5 things you should know about mid-cap stocks
  265. TAKING STOCK: Getting father's money in 7 simple steps
  266. Influence Game Credit raters have significant lobbying clout Rating analysts could still slash the United State's credit values
  267. Supreme Court to rule on lying about military medals
  268. Washington, D.C. AP review finds no WikiLeaks sources threatened Tens of thousands of confidential exchanges were released
  269. Authors Guild sues universities over online books
  270. TAKING STOCK: ETFs versus ETNs
  271. Wells Fargo to stop making reverse mortgages
  272. Possible SEC move vs. S&P could be the first legal shot
  273. Home-buying season the worst in at least 50 years
  274. Chamber, Willis and Machnik partnering to present Pistons Coach Steve Moreland on Sept. 21
  275. Personal Finance 5 things you need to know about life insurance
  276. Taking Stock: Strip malls are for stupids
  277. TAKING STOCK: European markets worse off than our own
  278. Legal People for September 26
  279. Fund investments in bank stocks key to performance
  280. Legal Currents: Should lawyers offer prizes to use social media?
  281. On Point: A sound job description key to finding great applicants
  282. Taking Stock: For those of you with Apple shares: sell, sell, sell
  283. Personal Finance A look at the best options for stashing your cash
  284. Committee urged to maintain funding for civil legal services
  285. TAKING STOCK: Three cheers for Casey's
  286. Oregon 4 Americans get pot from U.S. government Marijuana program grew out of 1976 court settlement
  287. TAKING STOCK: The Gold Rush is on again
  288. TAKING STOCK: Steer clear of anything bearing the 'Goldman Sachs' imprimatur
  289. LEGAL PEOPLE
  290. TAKING STOCK: Even Buffett can't stop Bank of America's buffeting
  291. TAKING STOCK: Hammering out the dents
  292. Of Mutual Interest Discount retail stocks offer safety in down market
  293. Going once, going twice ... sold! What trial lawyers can learn from auctioneers
  294. Law Life: Should lawyers offer prizes to use social media?
  295. Economy National child welfare survey examines recession
  296. Taking Stock: Is this the best price?
  297. Broken Budgets States struggle for financing to meet road needs The money and political will to fix America's failing infrastructure is missing
  298. Reformist: Law professor honored for 'extraordinary' work
  299. Economy Trade deficit narrowed to $44.8B in July
  300. National Roundup
  301. Legal malpractice case ends in $857k verdict
  302. Present day prohibition
  303. ASKED & ANSWERED: Mark Wayne
  304. Frontiers: Giving authors a chance to strike a better deal
  305. Except for a handful of telecom issues, 'P.U.!' to the EU
  306. Economy Energy costs push wholesale prices up
  307. TAKING STOCK: Strip malls are for stupids
  308. Court Roundup
  309. Lesser-known pharmaceutical company still offers a good dose of cash
  310. Settlement makes for friendlier skies Disabled fliers reach agreement with Delta Airlines, Metro airport over access
  311. Collector's cache: Lawyer builds a treasured collection of memorabilia
  312. 'Power of the Purse' organizers hope for record turnout on Nov. 11
  313. Presidential Politics Romney using wife's story to connect with voters Friends and foes say Ann Romney makes her husband seem more genuine
  314. New president of MAJ aims to preserve plaintiff rights --'Right to a jury trial in jeopardy every day'
  315. Neither columnist nor personal acumen substitute for high-volume money manager
  316. Consumer borrowing dropped $9.5B in Aug.
  317. Patterson declares Sept. 11-17 Patriot Week
  318. Appeals court backs verdict in home lost due to oil mess
  319. Business Smart money is divided on Bank of America Bank has been crippled by losses from poorly written mortgages
  320. Economy Businesses ordered more long-lasting goods Overall factory orders, however, fell 0.2 percent
  321. For investors, playing the market 'safe' can be risky
  322. Estate Strategies:Why automobile ownership is important
  323. Honigman recognized among 101 'Best and Brightest' firms
  324. State's retailers are expecting upbeat holiday, MRA announces
  325. Expert: There's value in those musty client records
  326. Family Law: Pre-trial--#2 of the top 3 hearings you're likely to attend in a divorce
  327. Personal Finance Fast-food stocks offer big returns in slow market Fund managers drawn by restaurant chains' simple business plans
  328. Georgia Former CEO accused of targeting churchgoers
  329. Opening a college savings plan? Know the options
  330. Economy Tips for a double-dip: preparing for a recession Recent data show families earning less, cutting back
  331. Asked and Answered: Jocelyn Benson discusses redistricting
  332. New York Authors Guild sues U-M, other universities over online books
  333. Economy Aging America Poll finds more baby boomers expect to have to work past retirement
  334. Scalia claims judges 'ain't what they used to be'
  335. 'True' cost of college soon just clicks away
  336. Personal Finance AARP: Families provide $450B worth of unpaid care
  337. London Phone-hacking scandal heats up Rupert Murdoch spars with lawmakers in hearing before Parliament
  338. Association of Corporate Counsel to celebrate Value Champions
  339. Strip malls are for stupids
  340. LEGALPEOPLE
  341. TAKING STOCK: Deepwater drillers may be an exciting investment prospect
  342. The Firm: Discussing fees needn't be like getting root canal
  343. A summer many investors would rather forget
  344. Law Life: The value of having a mentor or coach
  345. Mad at bank fees? Credit unions get another look
  346. Taking Stock: Hammering out the dents
  347. SBM recognizes attorneys with annual awards Robert Gillett is first recipient of new Access to Justice Award
  348. A buyer's guide to choosing an investment vehicle
  349. National Roundup
  350. Oakland County officials announce second annual 'Kids First Initiative School Book Bag Giveaway'
  351. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Living with gratitude
  352. Dream Cruiser gets call from county executive
  353. Wild swings in stock market knock out IPOs
  354. Wall Street A year-end stock comeback? It's happened before
  355. LEGAL PEOPLE
  356. Budget balancing harder in '11 in many local govts
  357. On Point: Housing subsidy on the chopping block?
  358. Lansing State leaders skeptical of unions in budget fight Many believe unionized workers have had negative effect on communities' fiscal health
  359. THE FIRM: Prevent runaway legal fees with proper planning
  360. To build business, try not writing like a lawyer
  361. Consumer debt is the real issue hindering recovery
  362. Money Matters: Equity line help would lift housing market
  363. Wall Street SEC may recommend legal action against S&P
  364. LEGAL PEOPLE
  365. Technology Apple gets no love from Wall Street for new iPhone Industry analysts say company did poor job of managing expectations
  366. Texas Going once, going twice ... sold! What trial lawyers can learn from auctioneers
  367. While the Fed fiddles, check out First Niagara and Synovus
  368. South Carolina James Brown estate was saddled by $20 million debt Turnaround could be in jeopardy as trustees challenge money manager's deal
  369. Never trust an advisor of the cloth
  370. ONE PERSPECTIVE: Cutting Saturday delivery no answer to postal dilemma
  371. ON POINT: A conservative and 'originalist' definition of the role of government
  372. State Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in arbitration jurisdiction case
  373. Freddie Mac reports Q3 loss, asks for $6B in aid
  374. Aim for Ruger when considering American gun stocks
  375. Strip malls are for stupids
  376. State Roundup
  377. Lansing Local leaders still stressed Budget balancing harder in '11 in many local governments
  378. Michigan Gov.: Bridge would strengthen ties to Canada Some Republican lawmakers have balked at backing a new bridge
  379. Wall Street The IPO market, an engine of job growth, stalls Companies thinking of going public are deciding it's just too risky
  380. Nation GOP candidates would cut federal judges' power
  381. Taking Stock: Is this the best price?
  382. One Perspective: Michigan should lower its renewable portfolio standard requirements to zero
  383. Economy Consumer borrowing up, but credit card use falls Americans grow more cautious about high-interest debt
  384. Analysis Is student loan, education bubble next?
  385. New York Law may not be on Muslims' side in NYPD intel case Surveillance program targeted Muslim neighborhoods
  386. National Roundup
  387. Closed-end funds a worthy contender for the savvy investor
  388. Of Mutual Interest 5 Morningstar fund manager winners mired in slumps
  389. PulteGroup 3rd quarter loss narrows on lower charges
  390. Fast-food stocks offer big returns in a slow market
  391. Annual lecture features Mateen Cleaves and Jack Davis Lecture honors Howard Soifer, a 'great lawyer and a great man'
  392. Build a financial moat by investing in rivals
  393. Attorney combines business, immigration law
  394. New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
  395. TAKING STOCK: Another amoral bank, another reluctant recommendation
  396. Personal Finance Returning veterans often face financial challenges Unemployment rate among Iraq, Afghanistan war vets is over 13 percent
  397. Giving counsel Company president offers special insight to Fed board
  398. COMMENTARY: Meet and confer--The meat and potatoes
  399. Utah Scientist charged with stealing secret drug recipes
  400. To The Editor: Cutting Saturday delivery no answer to postal dilemma
  401. Mississippi Life-at-fertilization initiative has hope in state Efforts underway to put issue on ballot in four other states next year
  402. COMMENTARY: Cutting Saturday delivery no answer to postal dilemma
  403. Scalia: Judges 'ain't what they used to be'
  404. Counselor's Corner: The values beneath attitudes
  405. Economy Pain of job crisis goes well beyond the unemployed Ailing job market is both a symptom and a cause of troubles
  406. Wayne Law faculty votes to adopt SBM's Pledge to Achieve Diversity
  407. Low mortgage rates elude 'underwater' homeowners
  408. Open Door Policy? Paper explores law school admission policies, practices and diversity
  409. Settlement makes for friendlier skies: Disabled fliers reach agreement with Delta Airlines, Metro airport over access
  410. End-of-the-year taxes: 8 tips to help you save
  411. State's retailers are expecting upbeat holiday, MRA announces
  412. LEGAL PEOPLE
  413. Mester Family Endowment: Students awarded first scholarships
  414. Of Mutual Interest ETFs trying to find a home in your fund portfolio
  415. Refinancing in divorce when you thought it was impossible
  416. Sixth Annual Howard Soifer Memorial Lecture: Lawyer/agent relationship explored by Mateen Cleaves and attorney
  417. Strengthen your workplace with holiday activities
  418. MONEY MATTERS: Biggest risk to investing? Look in the mirror
  419. Economy Social Security recipients to get 3.6 percent more No COLA in 2010 or 2011 because inflation was too low
  420. Cautious consumers pull back on retail spending
  421. Taking Stock: A crash course on skyrocketing insurance rates
  422. TAKING STOCK: Neither columnist nor personal acumen substitute for high-volume money manager
  423. The Firm: Succession planning by the numbers
  424. COMMENTARY: County seeks transfer tax funds from mortgage giants
  425. TAKING STOCK: Bolster a shaky retirement account with these 9 stocks
  426. Bolster a shaky retirement account with these 9 stocks
  427. 2 firms recognized as model workplaces
  428. When is a contingent legal fee unconscionable?
  429. Real Estate New-home sales fell in August for 4th month High unemployment is one factor preventing people from buying homes
  430. MONEY MATTERS: Will economic growth follow confidence surge?
  431. Economy China's comedown World economy needs China to slow growth gradually
  432. Uncertainty comes to Michigan
  433. The problem with 2011: Too much debt
  434. Taking Stock: Bolster a shaky retirement account with these nine stocks
  435. Holiday season always a good time to make sure your financial planning is on track
  436. Paper explores law school admission policies, practices and diversity
  437. Taking care of business: WSU professor returns home to spearhead Small Business Enterprises, Nonprofit Corporations Clinic
  438. Open door?: Article explores law school admission policies, practices
  439. Taking Stock: Deepwater drillers may be an exciting investment prospect
  440. A guide to administration's new mortgage-refi plan
  441. Nation College athletes press for major NCAA reform
  442. Broken Budgets Government job losses a growing drag on recovery More than half a million government jobs have been shed since 2007
  443. New York NYPD's brave new world Post-9/11 tradeoff: Security vs. civil liberties
  444. Flint Bozo Brigade Clowning is part of the program for some students
  445. George Strander's Annual Probate Court update
  446. Is this the best price?
  447. Money market funds and risk in all the wrong places
  448. Cooley officials decry lack of diversity in law school admissions
  449. Taking Stock: Never trust an advisor of the cloth
  450. California Sheriff's ways tested by abuse claims
  451. Johnson unveils Secure & Fair Elections Initiative
  452. Klooster v City of Charlevoix: The Joint Tenancy Uncapping Exception Explained
  453. Expert on law firm marketing advises 'finding your brand'
  454. Michigan State Parks capture top National Award
  455. Taking Stock: Bolster a shaky retirement account with these nine stocks
  456. TAKING STOCK: Getting father's money in 7 simple steps
  457. Asked & Answered: Jocelyn Benson
  458. Is it time to give away the farm?
  459. THE FIRM: Make yourself indispensible through client connections
  460. MONEY MATTERS: Looking at IRA qualified charitable distributions
  461. Deepwater drillers may be an exciting investment prospect
  462. TAKING STOCK: Never trust an advisor of the cloth
  463. Pet Project Attorneys pen book about setting up trusts for pets
  464. The trend can be your friend, if you embrace it
  465. U.S. builders spent slightly more during September
  466. LAW LIFE: What do you really want? Create your own vision today
  467. Real Estate Section gets update on Michigan Tax Tribunal
  468. Full report of SBM 2010 Economics of Law Practice Survey now available online
  469. Estate Strategies: 'Tis the season to be gifting
  470. Taking Stock: A crash course on skyrocketing insurance rates
  471. Consumer prices dip 0.1 pct., as gas prices drop
  472. ICBA introduces meet the judges event
  473. Estate Strategies: 'Tis the season to be gifting
  474. Pet Project-- Attorneys pen book about trusts for pets
  475. Refinancing in divorce when you thought it was impossible
  476. Michigan Supreme Court to hear oral argument on false-confession experts' testimony
  477. Missouri Attorney general campaign gets $182K from lawyers
  478. Real Estate Average rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 4 pct. Low rates have failed to spur increase in home buying
  479. Expert on law firm marketing advises 'finding your brand'
  480. State Bar 2010 Economics of Law Practice Survey now available online
  481. Washington Ex-AIG CEO's company suing government over bailout
  482. Pennsylvania Sandusky charges bring focus on state sex crime laws
  483. 'Unstuck in Time' History professor at UDM writes book on Vonnegut
  484. TAKING STOCK: So long as there is no peace on earth, defense stocks look good
  485. TAKING STOCK: If you'll be dead in a decade, don't go broke on your way out
  486. European markets worse off than our own
  487. National Roundup
  488. Personal Finance Retirement plan providers try different ideas
  489. No Title
  490. State Supreme Court to hear oral argument in double-murder
  491. ON POINT: Do we really need a unionized state government?
  492. TAKING STOCK: Aim for Ruger when considering American gun stocks
  493. Fannie, Freddie tweaks don't go far enough
  494. Here are five skills to help you get promoted
  495. TAKING STOCK: Columnist a Luddite when it comes to social networking - but not tech stocks
  496. Sixth annual Howard Soifer Memorial Lecture --features Mateen Cleaves and Jack Davis
  497. Texas Police: Man in Santa suit killed relatives
  498. TAKING STOCK: AllianceBernstein: Just another firm getting run into the ground
  499. TAKING STOCK: A couple steady issues perfect for the long haul
  500. Technology Q&A Expedia president sees site's personalized future Smartphone innovations is next big thing in travel technology
  501. Ex-AIG CEO's company suing feds over bailout
  502. Refinancing in divorce when you thought it was impossible --ICBA Family Law Section meeting
  503. Taking Stock: European markets worse off than our own
  504. TAKING STOCK: Lesser-known pharmaceutical company still offers a good dose of cash
  505. Energy Millions awarded to Louisiana family in oil lawsuit
  506. Oakland County's AAA bond rating reaffirmed
  507. Holidays are prime time for gift card scams
  508. Washington China-bashing on campaign trail obscures real problems China is emerging as an increasingly prominent foreign policy topic
  509. Mich. wind farm critics can press case in court
  510. PROFILE IN BRIEF: Lee Starnes - Advocate for the vulnerable
  511. The meat and potatoes of meet and confer
  512. Real Estate Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage hovers at 4 pct. Rates have been below 5 percent for all but two weeks this year
  513. TAKING STOCK: While the Fed fiddles, check out First Niagara and Synovus
  514. King-size bookseller: Used and rare bookstore is Detroit institution
  515. State Supreme Court busy analyzing court rule changes
  516. Authors offer a guide to investigative research on the web
  517. Authors offer a guide to investigative research on the web
  518. New York Occupy protests trigger envy, ire in Generation X
  519. Up to the task New president of MAJ aims to preserve plaintiff rights
  520. Settlement makes for friendlier skies
  521. Three techs and one eatery may double your shares
  522. Agriculture Farm-state lawmakers pushing new farm subsidy Free insurance would cover farmers' 'shallow crop losses'
  523. Nation Survey: Sexual harassment pervasive in grades 7-12 Only 9 percent of those harassed reported the incident to an adult
  524. Ex-store owner sentenced to life for wife's murder
  525. Entrepreneurial Spirit
  526. Washington Obama defends American faith amid GOP critique Exceptionalism argument subtle way to question Obama's patriotism
  527. Lake Leelanau Wine industry succeeds in recession-weary state 11 wineries have opened in Michigan in the last year alone
  528. Columnist a Luddite when it comes to social networking - but not tech stocks
  529. Analysis Myanmar is country riven by graft, ethnic conflicts Country has begun to release political prisoners, work with opposition leaders
  530. Q&A A guide to administration's new mortgage-refi plan
  531. Low mortgage rates elude 'underwater' homeowners
  532. TAKING STOCK: Best Buy ain't the worst buy
  533. Economy Q&A Mike Mayo's new book blasts Wall Street
  534. Fed survey shows economy ended 2011 with strength
  535. U.S. household wealth takes biggest hit since 2008
  536. Gap between 3- and 5-year fund returns is huge now
  537. TAKING STOCK: Another amoral bank, another reluctant recommendation
  538. TAKING STOCK: A crash course on skyrocketing insurance rates
  539. The Magnificent Seven
  540. Anti-bullying law takes effect, advocates vow to work toward strengthening it
  541. Preferred issues for the discriminating investor
  542. Taking Stock: A crash course on skyrocketing insurance rates
  543. Consumers borrow more in October as confidence grows
  544. Stop wasting time on 9-9-9--US Tax Code isn't going anywhere
  545. Take the gratitude that comes at Thanksgiving and apply it year-round
  546. TAKING STOCK: Three techs and one eatery may double your shares
  547. Cooley to sponsor free bankruptcy seminars
  548. TAKING STOCK: Best Buy ain't the worst buy
  549. TAKING STOCK: Closed-end funds a worthy contender for the savvy investor
  550. Litigator at heart: Real estate expert relishes 'excitement' of courtroom
  551. Supreme Court to hear oral argument on testimony in double-murder
  552. Consumer borrowing up, but credit card use falls
  553. Taking Stock: AllianceBernstein: Just Another Firm Getting Run Into the Ground
  554. November construction spending rose 1.2 percent
  555. National Roundup
  556. New methodology for protective estate tax claims
  557. Montana Judge: Federal law trumps state's medical pot law
  558. Fee-suit exclusions muddy malpractice waters
  559. TAKING STOCK: Wide-eyed and desperate in Blue Eye
  560. Building bridges: Attorney helps foster business and cultural ties between U.S. and India
  561. 2011: Another year of target-date disappointment
  562. Estate Recovery topic of SBM Probate Section Meeting Jan. 17
  563. So long as there is no peace on earth, defense stocks look good
  564. If you'll be dead in a decade, don't go broke on your way out
  565. Write Aid
  566. CONFESSIONS OF A CONDOR: The Magnificent Seven
  567. Wall Street Pimco market strategist: Europe still top threat Analyst says the new year may look a lot like the old one
  568. EXPERT WITNESS: 'The twelve things that constitute real riches' redux
  569. Iowa Gingrich assails judges as he courts conservatives
  570. Taking Stock: If you'll be dead in a decade, don't go broke on your way out
  571. How firms can take on the 'work-life balance' debate
  572. Texas Couple can sue over dog's value
  573. Apple juggernaut gets little investor respect
  574. MONEY MATTERS: Treacherous times
  575. Is Sheriff Arpaio a profiler?
  576. Bay City Bell that tolled for military brothers returned Bell was lost after WWII when restaurant was sold
  577. Construction spending rises for third straight month
  578. Chilly November? Not for U.S. car sales
  579. Pierson Muskrat love Furs from West Michigan in high demand in Asia
  580. COMMENTARY: U.S. tax code favors rich, fosters inequality
  581. Boomers flock to bonds, but do they know basics?
  582. Licensing Executives Society holding Dec.8 meeting here
  583. TAKING STOCK: Stop wasting time on 9-9-9 - U.S. Tax Code isn't going anywhere
  584. Key states move closer to foreclosure abuse deal
  585. TAKING STOCK: Buying American Airlines stock akin to waiting for Godot
  586. Lear board boosts buyback
  587. TAKING STOCK: Tread carefully and do the math when looking at REITs
  588. May it Please the Palate: Don't think much of the lowly fruitcake? Try this one on for size
  589. 'Recovering lawyer' pens book on Kurt Vonnegut
  590. Home prices dropped in November in most U.S. cities
  591. Detroit Accidental discovery expands story of '2 Malcolms'
  592. Economy U.S. household wealth takes biggest hit since 2008 Household net worth fell 4 percent over July-September quarter
  593. Alaska Sitka commander was prepared to drop charges Helicopter co-pilot may face court-martial for fatal crash
  594. Missouri New bail program earns kudos in St. Louis
  595. Many 2010 tax breaks still in place for 2011
  596. Wholesale prices declined slightly last month, dept. says
  597. First new Wal-Mart bias suit filed after Supreme Court ruling
  598. Sixth annual Howard Soifer Memorial Lecture --features Mateen Cleaves and Jack Davis
  599. Personal Finance Money managers, analysts comment on Facebook IPO
  600. Bernanke defends Fed policies against critics
  601. TAKING STOCK: Some OK banksters and a primer on Scripophily
  602. COMMENTARY: We the people
  603. ESTATE STRATEGIES: 'Tis the season to be gifting
  604. Troy Shrine to Vernor's takes on life of its own Man's collection grew over three decades
  605. Take the gratitude that comes at Thanksgiving and apply it year-round
  606. Prosecuting human trafficking offenses in Michigan --Topic of Michigan State University College of Law Lecture
  607. ASKED & ANSWERED: N. Peter Antone
  608. Looking at year-end tax-loss planning
  609. Tennessee 3 years after ash spill, hundreds wait on judge
  610. Drug evidence slipped into trial over police shooting
  611. Economy Poll: Many boomers staying put Generation is worried about retirement
  612. Local company provides property management on a statewide scale
  613. Giving Counsel-- Company President offers special insight to Fed board
  614. Commentary: Insurers move to limit malpractice coverage
  615. Lawyers discuss appearing before U.S. Supreme court
  616. TAKING STOCK: Natural gas firm looking like a 'buy'
  617. State Bar Economics of Law Practice Survey now available online
  618. TAKING STOCK: Kick that broker to the curb
  619. Jordan Sutton Co-author of book on transitions for small business owners
  620. Michigan's Supreme Court busy analyzing court rule changes
  621. ARPS - An investment with low risk and high return
  622. Ann Arbor Entombed musical treasures Silenced musical collection languishes in storage vault
  623. Student booted from EMU wins appeal in lawsuit
  624. Business Facebook IPO could value it among top companies
  625. For the sake of argument Attorneys discuss standing before the U.S. Supreme Court
  626. A number of options can help you save for college
  627. Real Estate Average 30-year loan rate ties record: 3.94 percent Historic opportunity to buy
  628. Moving up Cooley team advances to national competition
  629. AllianceBernstein: Just another firm getting run into the ground
  630. Nation As the campaign unreels, voters feel dispirited
  631. Committees provide practical pointers on residential tax appeals
  632. Litigator at heart, Real estate expert relishes 'excitement' of courtroom
  633. TAKING STOCK: Bank of America too big for its britches
  634. Wall Street Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise? Social media company is expected to raise as much as $10 billion
  635. Personal Finance Time for speculators to pay fair tax share, says Bogle Founder of mutual fund company Vanguard rails against economic inequality
  636. LEGAL PEOPLE
  637. Financing a transition
  638. Home builders may be on the rebound
  639. Bank of America too big for its britches
  640. Licensing Executives Society holding Dec.8 meeting
  641. Of Mutual Interest Boomers flock to bonds, but do they know basics?
  642. Taking Stock: Wide-Eyed and Desperate in Blue Eye
  643. Retail group forecasts 3.4 percent growth for 2012
  644. National Roundup
  645. Wide-eyed and desperate in Blue Eye
  646. Law school debt payments top $1000/mo Study finds average law school-related debt is around $80K
  647. Washington USAID contractor work in Cuba detailed
  648. PROFILE IN BRIEF: Brad Roth - Globe trotter
  649. Immigrant dream
  650. Michigan Law's business practicum helps students work with entrepreneurs
  651. Morningstar fund manager winners mired in slumps
  652. Global Reach--Wayne State Professor specializes in international field
  653. A couple steady issues perfect for the long haul
  654. Some OK banksters and a primer on Scripophily
  655. Oklahoma Lawsuit settlements spur jailhouse reforms across state
  656. Wall Street U.S. debt: Money managers' least favorite investment Investors are convinced Treasury prices must fall at some point
  657. THE FIRM: Are some firms 'more equal' than others?
  658. California Renegade mine Mine dispute in Sierra Nevada foothills recalls wild past
  659. January declared as Michigan Mentoring Month
  660. Giving Counsel-- Company President offers insight to Fed board
  661. Law school debt payments top $1000/mo
  662. Taking Stock: Home builders may be on the rebound
  663. Mississippi Condemned inmate asks judge to stop Feb. 8 execution
  664. New cash crop?: Advocate for marijuana law reform was among speakers at daylong symposium
  665. TAKING STOCK: Look to the great white north for good bank stock prospects
  666. Veteran fund manager says it's the toughest market that he's seen
  667. Companies now rating consumers with new scores
  668. Three investments for an era of low interest rates
  669. California Woman's small claims victory resonates Small claims court win was end run around class action process
  670. TAKING STOCK: Diamonds an investor's worst enemy
  671. Taking Stock: 3 techs and 1 eatery may double your shares
  672. Michigan Law's business practicum helps students work with entrepreneurs
  673. Economy New Fed voters likelier to back help for economy Few economists expect the Federal Reserve to pursue more bond purchases soon
  674. ADR examined Study touts value of mediation process
  675. Inconsistencies in Dodd-Frank implementation
  676. Estate Strategies: Michigan's Medicaid Estate Recovery Program
  677. Buying American Airlines stock at a bargain akin to waiting for Godot
  678. Tread carefully and do the math when looking at REITs
  679. MONEY MANAGEMENT: Five questions to ask your favorite charity
  680. Utilities funds were the star performers of 2011
  681. Education College prices up again as states slash budgets This year, total outstanding student loan debt passed $1 trillion
  682. Many boomers staying put amid bad economy according to poll
  683. Taking Stock- European markets worse off than our own
  684. Pennsylvania Landowners fight eminent domain in gas field Dispute could foreshadow battles to come over other pipelines
  685. Global reach: International law focus of prof's career
  686. Who 'owns' a departing lawyer's receivables?
  687. Taking Stock: A crash course on skyrocketing insurance rates
  688. Economist who foresaw burst bubbles voices caution
  689. Taking Stock: Best Buy ain't the worst buy
  690. 'Bucket' strategy can help you stay ahead
  691. ONE PERSPECTIVE: In 2012, resolve to listen to your 'gentle ghosts'
  692. Taking Stock: If you'll be dead in a decade, don't go broke on your way out
  693. Taking Stock: Diamonds-An Investor's Worst Enemy
  694. TAKING STOCK: Money laundering: A delicate, dangerous art
  695. Fidelity Investments reports 401(k) balances little changed over 2011
  696. Nominations, sponsors sought for ATHENA Award
  697. Taking Stock: Some OK banksters and a primer on scripophily
  698. Taking Stock: Tread carefully and do the math when looking at REITs
  699. Association of Corporate Counsel announces five-year strategic plan
  700. EXPERT WITNESS: Multimedia--Conveying lessons in economics and law
  701. Bridge Builder Attorney helps foster business and cultural ties between U.S. and India
  702. National Roundup
  703. Alabama Legislative fight over historic artifacts looms
  704. Oh Canada! For investing opportunity, look north
  705. Of Mutual Interest Oh Canada! For investing opportunity, look north
  706. NYS ethics committee on using Groupon-type services
  707. EXPERT WITNESS: The Economics of Law: The Expected Value of a Case
  708. EXPERT WITNESS: The economics of law: The expected value of a case
  709. How to invest in the coming housing rebound
  710. Grand Rapids A gift to remember her by Dying wife gives husband fishing rod as memento
  711. New York 'Retirement' missing from vocabulary of federal judges
  712. Ad Watch Romney makes hometown appeal in new political ad
  713. Love and Lawyers In relationships, winning isn't the goal
  714. Wall Street How much is Yahoo worth? The case for buying its stock
  715. Professor a strong advocate for women in midst of divorce
  716. THE FIRM: In a competitive market, don't look back
  717. Justice gives up sting case over bribes
  718. Estate Strategies: The New World of Portability
  719. Growth spurt Foundation builds on success of its annual Signature Event
  720. A court's history revealed in 'People, Law and Politics'
  721. MSU adjunct professor shares his vast experience in field of immigration law
  722. Rising gas prices aren't lifting big oil stocks
  723. Ron Paul's moment
  724. TAKING STOCK: Diamonds are an investor's worst enemy
  725. Taking Stock: Best Buy ain't the worst buy
  726. Business After IPO, Facebook will face new profit pressures Social network may have tough time increasing advertising
  727. Of Mutual Interest 3 investments for an era of low interest rates
  728. California Past is present in finale of murder trial
  729. State Roundup
  730. Perspective on markets at the close of 2011
  731. The intellectual property year in review
  732. Personal Finance Physician, heal my doctor bills -- tips to protect yourself
  733. Taking Stock: Best Buy Ain't the Worst Buy
  734. Thomas More Law Center appeals to U.S. Supreme Court
  735. TAKING STOCK: The parable of Alabama Earl's inadvertent long-term investment
  736. Personal Finance Fund manager not wildly bullish on 2012 market
  737. Taking Stock: As long as there's no peace on earth, defense stocks look good
  738. MONEY MATTERS: Tax-deferred exchanges -- pitfalls to avoid
  739. New Mexico Latino Mormons speaking out against Romney Many view GOP candidate's stance against immigration as hypocritical
  740. ONE PERSPECTIVE: Fair Harvard
  741. Economy Wholesale prices move up 0.1 percent last month
  742. Economy Wholesale prices up 0.1 pct. last month Number indicates inflation is largely in check
  743. Minnesota School board ends policy blamed for bullying problems
  744. MENS REA: Uncertainty comes to Michigan
  745. New-home sales tick up as builders slash prices
  746. 38th Annual McCree Award nominations due
  747. The intellectual property year in review
  748. TAKING STOCK: Drugs, drugs, drugs
  749. TAKING STOCK: Don't blame Bernanke
  750. Symposium to explore Michigan in transition with Congressman Clarke
  751. Treasury launches sale of $6B of AIG stock
  752. Leaders ambivalent on online reports
  753. ADR examined--State study touts the value of mediation process
  754. Thomas More Law Center appeals to U.S. Supreme Court
  755. Taking Stock: Kick That Broker to the Curb
  756. MSU Law Students to participate in Alternative Spring Break of Community Service
  757. TAKING STOCK: Despite Yahoo silliness, Microsoft holds its ground
  758. TAKING STOCK: Drugs, drugs, drugs
  759. The parable of Alabama Earl's inadvertent long-term investment
  760. 30-year fixed mortgage rate falls to record 3.87 percent
  761. Taking Stock: Aim for Ruger When Considering American Gun Stocks
  762. Taking Stock: Some OK banksters and a primer on scripophily
  763. LEGAL PEOPLE
  764. Equity returns and expecting less in the 'new era'
  765. Michigan Radio honored with State Bar award
  766. LEGAL VIEW: When is an assassination not an assassination?
  767. Massachusetts That's fishy Federal agency fights fraud in seafood sizes
  768. TAKING STOCK: For sale: North Korean bonds, Iraqi dinars and a cool bridge
  769. COMMENTARY: On the right track
  770. Mens Rea: Should the Michigan State Police Forensic Services Division provide transparency?
  771. Detroit Dog lovers push city's 1st no-kill shelter
  772. Michigan in transition topic of symposium
  773. New York NYPD monitored Muslim students all over Northeast Police intelligence division focused far beyond New York City
  774. ACC announces 5-year strategic plan
  775. MONEY MATTERS: Canada - a notable neighbor, and investment
  776. Personal Finance Fidelity: 401(k) balances little changed over 2011
  777. TAKING STOCK: Natural gas firm looking like a 'buy'
  778. Personal Finance Investing in the coming housing market rebound
  779. Low rates, inflation and your finances
  780. 'Unstuck in Time' History professor writes book on Vonnegut
  781. May it Please the Palate: "Fruitcake"
  782. National Roundup
  783. LEGAL PEOPLE
  784. TAKING STOCK: Paradise redux
  785. TAKING STOCK: Business development companies: Solid investments for the rest of us
  786. Volatility has gone away, but it will surely return
  787. Supreme Court 101 in session at high court
  788. Supreme Court Watch Supreme Court 101 in session at high court More than a half dozen law schools nationwide offer similar courses
  789. Taking Stock: For Sale-North Korean Bonds, Iraqi Dinars and a Cool Bridge
  790. Legal Currents: NYS ethics committee on using Groupon-type services
  791. CYBERSPACE SIGHTING: ABA serves solo and small-firm lawyers with new online resource center
  792. CYBERSPACESIGHTING: Hansen IP Law PLLC announces launch of 'The Business of Patents' blog
  793. ADR examined--State study touts the value of mediation process
  794. Oakland County prevails in Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac suit
  795. Do you have what it takes to start a firm?
  796. Average monthly law school debt payments top $1,000
  797. Pot: the new cash crop? Advocate for marijuana reform speaks at symposium
  798. TAKING STOCK: Don't blame Bernanke
  799. Despite Yahoo silliness, Microsoft holds its ground
  800. Upside-downside of "9-9-9" income tax reform
  801. Court Roundup
  802. Economy For boomers, it's a new era of 'work til you drop' No longer uncommon for people to work until 70
  803. TAKING STOCK: Kick that broker to the curb
  804. House urged to maintain rule of law assistance funding
  805. How to become an owner of a firm
  806. EXPERT WITNESS: A 'moving' experience: The real-estate market in the Great Recession
  807. Dickinson Wright to host Sunrise Seminar
  808. State Roundup
  809. New York Dodgers settle lawsuit with Fox
  810. ON POINT: Old wine in a new bottle
  811. Homeownership can translate into tax savings
  812. Technology Apple's market clout likely to draw more scrutiny DOJ investigating allegations of price-fixing of e-books
  813. Florida Deloitte sued for $7.6B in mortgage fraud case
  814. Real Estate Home-buying season the worst in at least 50 years
  815. Law professor eyes seat on Michigan Supreme Court
  816. Cooley Law School's faculty and students give back to community
  817. TAKING STOCK: Betting it all on gold
  818. TAKING STOCK: Protecting against inflation
  819. Schuette, Sosnick and Trainer to be honored at Call to Justice Awards May 3
  820. Taking Stock: Investing in Facebook
  821. Chrysler CEO Marchionne took no pay in 2011
  822. Fidelity's 2011 profit rises 13 percent
  823. National Roundup
  824. LEGAL VIEW: Social media policies still under scrutiny
  825. Business Be his guest Marriott reflects on 40 years leading hotel giant
  826. ASKED & ANSWERED: Claudia Rast
  827. Taking Stock: Wendy's--Good Food, Bad Investment
  828. MONEY MATTERS: Counterintuitive truth about investing in emerging markets
  829. California From attorney to advocate Los Angeles lawyer turns personal struggle into national cause
  830. Economy Fact Check Politicians make artful swerves on the auto bailout
  831. Tennessee Witness says she was a prostitute at 12
  832. Investing Why David Stockman isn't buying it
  833. Award Winner Former assistant prosecutor believes in 'doing right thing'
  834. Foundation builds on success of Annual Signature Event
  835. Technology Tough times for HP ahead; will investors wait?
  836. Nine retail real estate trends for 2012
  837. Real Estate Rate on 30-year mortgage down to record 3.88 pct., but few takers Cheap rates have done little to boost home sales
  838. Consumer prices flat for 2nd straight month
  839. Economy Consumer prices up as gas, clothing costs rise Economists: inflation peaking
  840. Business Proposed budget leaves businesses with questions Advocacy group says small business owners wanted to see more certainty
  841. THE FIRM: What will get you there?
  842. Home prices fell in Dec. in most U.S. cities
  843. A no-charge client visit can pay big dividends
  844. Attorney spearheads Electronic Discovery, Records team
  845. Continued growth: Foundation builds on success of its annual Signature Event
  846. TAKING STOCK: American capitalism, wherein the rich get richer and the poor break even
  847. Personal Finance Default fears drove 401(k) investors from stocks Fear, uncertainty unsettle workers
  848. Taking Stock:Three cheers for Casey's
  849. MONEYMATTERS:New 401(k) regulations to help investors
  850. Kentucky Company: Bridge lights out before wreck Cargo ship struck bridge at night, collapsing span
  851. TAKING STOCK: Stick with the devil you know
  852. California Keith Olbermann's fight with Current TV heads off to court
  853. Taking Stock: Despite Yahoo silliness, Microsoft holds its ground
  854. Taking Stock: Despite Yahoo silliness, Microsoft holds its ground
  855. Foundation builds on success of Annual Signature Event
  856. Washington Federal sentences still vary widely, according to study Political party not a good predictor of whether judge will be lenient or tough
  857. Federal sentences still vary widely
  858. TAKING STOCK: American capitalism, wherein the rich get richer and the poor break even
  859. TAKING STOCK: Wendy's: Good food, bad investment
  860. Inspector general says foreclosure aid program flawed
  861. ASKED & ANSWERED: Demosthenes Lorandos
  862. TAKING STOCK: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious LinkedIn Recommend
  863. ADR examined--State study touts the value of mediation process
  864. Lansing State leaders ambivalent on online reports
  865. Personal Finance BoA to test deals linked to accounts
  866. Of Mutual Interest Tech dividends: What fund investors should know
  867. What's up with Google's plan to split its stock
  868. Anti-bullying law takes effect, advocates vow to work toward strengthening it
  869. NY Fed sells portion of AIG's bad assets
  870. Can law firms afford pensions anymore?
  871. EXPERT WITNESS: Know, like, and trust: The real purpose behind social media
  872. TAKING STOCK: A soybean-frosted market goes best with a slice of grape pie
  873. TAKING STOCK: Know, like, and trust: The real purpose behind social media
  874. Energy Argentina slammed by Spain, EU for oil company takeover President asked congress to put a majority stake of 51 per cent of YPF in state hands
  875. For lawyers, estate tax incomplete puzzle
  876. TAKING STOCK: Facebook phenomena
  877. MENS REA: Looking into the viral--Should the Michigan State Police Forensic Services Division provide transparency?
  878. TAKING STOCK: Facebook phenomena
  879. Michigan Radio wins award for insurance series
  880. Attorney blends science and law to defend his clients
  881. Michigan Radio wins award for insurance series
  882. Creating consensus about goals
  883. Lansing Black Lawyers Bar renamed to Davis-Dunnings Bar Association
  884. Wall Street Why small companies' stocks deserve a closer look
  885. State Bar of Michigan to receive ABA Award
  886. Taking Stock: No Best Way to Invest in Copper
  887. Supreme Court torn over law banning lies about medals
  888. Retail sales remain positive
  889. Taking Stock: Preferred Issues for the Discriminating Investor
  890. Taking Stock: Home builders may be on the rebound
  891. TAKING STOCK: A couple of stupids, a greedy spouse and a delusional son walk into a bank...
  892. As household wealth rises, so do hopes for economy
  893. Secretary of State, South Korea officials sign mutual driver's license agreement
  894. State Roundup
  895. THE FIRM: Law firms are at high risk of embezzlement
  896. Flint Barreling through Rainwater helps resident beat water bill increases
  897. Expense of divorcing stresses couples
  898. Court Roundup
  899. Bank of America starts foreclosure rental program
  900. ASKED & ANSWERED: Julie Hurwitz on the Stolen Valor Act
  901. DMBA inaugurates new Inn of Court More than 100 members expected to turn out for tonight's event
  902. Asked and Answered: Julie H. Hurwitz
  903. National Stroke Awareness Month: Attorney grateful for growing practice after setbacks
  904. Power source Attorney: State can play prime role in harnessing the wind
  905. Newest Michigan museum showcases racist artifacts Curator: Collection is about 'teaching, not a shrine to racism'
  906. LEGAL PEOPLE
  907. TAKING STOCK: Escaping all fates but number one
  908. Supreme Court needs to define quid pro quo
  909. Tech dividends: What fund investors should know
  910. Spousal Support Factors: Show me the money!
  911. Attorney General gives legal defense for al-Awlaki killing
  912. Taking Stock: Escaping All Fates But Number One
  913. TAKING STOCK: Baseball cards
  914. TAKING STOCK: Market skeptic
  915. Holland Man plans to sell rare 1914 cyclecar to museum Car may be 1 of 5 in existence
  916. Call to Justice award winners announced
  917. Real Estate Fixed mortgage rates end year above record lows
  918. Litigator at heart Real estate expert relishes excitement of courtroom
  919. ON POINT: Fighting crime vs. fighting a war
  920. Real Estate Some states saw spike in foreclosures in Feb. Though uneven, pace of foreclosures is accelerating
  921. TAKING STOCK: For sale: North Korean bonds, Iraqi dinars and a cool bridge
  922. Of Mutual Interest Star fund managers recover quickly from tough 2011
  923. Lansing Archivists try to save pictures of capital Photographer documented city's transformation
  924. TAKING STOCK: All professionals are not created equal
  925. Improving American capitalism
  926. 'Slow Down' times
  927. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: 'Slow Down' Times
  928. Warren Police Dept. records now on CLEMIS
  929. TAKING STOCK: Nuance Communications stock
  930. When investors get heated, CEOs feel the pressure
  931. TAKING STOCK: Money laundering: A delicate, dangerous art
  932. States reach settlement over foreclosure abuses
  933. State Roundup
  934. Real Estate U.S. home re-sales complete best winter in 5 years Number of first-time buyers still lags normal levels
  935. LEGAL PEOPLE
  936. Professor shares expertise at Indigenous Law Center
  937. Housing market boosted by jobs, higher rents
  938. Genisys donates Casual Fund to local charities
  939. Nation GOP weighs changes to indefinite detention law Michigan Rep. Justin Amash determined to change law
  940. TAKING STOCK: All professionals are not created equal
  941. Embittered Facebook investors ponder next move
  942. Keep 3-year mutual fund returns in perspective
  943. Real estate firms' drought may be ending
  944. Attorney blends science and law to defend his clients
  945. Discount narrowing methods of CEF managers
  946. How social media has shaped the case of Trayvon Martin
  947. Why anti-fraternization policies are disfavored
  948. Character education and the First Amendment
  949. Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
  950. Technology Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad Most of the 56 percent of the country that's on Facebook is under age of 35
  951. Cooley gives thousands of hours in free legal aid
  952. Executives at bailed-out firms have to take pay cut
  953. Schuette, Sosnick and Trainer to be honored at Call to Justice Awards
  954. Washington Plaintiffs suing over 'all natural' claims on the rise
  955. Legal People
  956. The Wall Street heretic who called Apple's swoon
  957. Of Mutual Interest Now that the tax season is over, 3 tax tips for mutual fund investors
  958. TAKING STOCK: Nuance Communications stock
  959. TAKING STOCK: The value of art
  960. NATIONAL NOTICE: State Bar of Michigan recognized for Legal Services work
  961. New York Two cooperators give firsthand look at al-Qaida
  962. TAKING STOCK: Escaping all fates but number one
  963. TAKING STOCK: No best way to invest in copper
  964. Kellogg's bleak outlook raises stakes on Pringles
  965. Mutual fund fees declined in 2011, studies find
  966. TAKING STOCK: Bond leverage
  967. EXPERT WITNESS: Experience teaches
  968. TAKING STOCK: Bond leverage
  969. Elder law attorney preps seniors on Medicaid Lawyer offers strategies for protecting assets in old age
  970. Local services shared before Gov. Snyder took office
  971. Economy: Global economy at risk as U.S., Europe and Asia slow; Fear of economic downturn has investors turning to bonds
  972. Gaining citizenship: Program helps immigrants with naturalization process
  973. TAKING STOCK: You've been snookered
  974. ASKED & ANSWERED: Steven M. Gursten
  975. TAKING STOCK: The value of art
  976. TAKING STOCK: On the market for Monsanto
  977. TAKING STOCK: Long term health care
  978. OCBA UPDATE: Our strategy is working
  979. The leadership vacuum: It's worse than you think
  980. Law professor eyes seat on Michigan Supreme Court
  981. Call to Justice Award winners announced
  982. Being there Four attorneys relate their experiences of appearing before the U.S. high court
  983. Law professor eyes seat on state high court
  984. Look beyond stock mutual funds' lousy 2011 numbers
  985. Spousal support factors: Show me the money!
  986. Real Estate U.S. sales of foreclosure homes rose in 1Q
  987. Sharpen your blogging skills with a few simple tactics
  988. Asked and Answered: Julie H. Hurwitz
  989. Huge heroin drug bust nets seven more defendants
  990. International man of moot court
  991. Connecticut Vet copes with experience becoming counselor
  992. When a fixed fee needs an hourly rate
  993. Star fund managers recover quickly from tough 2011
  994. Genisys donates Casual Fund
  995. Taking Stock: To Sell or Not to Sell
  996. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Wisdom in a few words
  997. TAKING STOCK: To sell or not to sell
  998. Economy Americans confident in April Economy at critical juncture
  999. A couple of stupids, a greedy spouse and a delusional son walk into a bank...
  1000. As household wealth rises, so do hopes for economy
  1001. ON POINT: Steer clear of extremes or everyone loses
  1002. TAKING STOCK: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious LinkedIn Recommend
  1003. Personal Finance Keep 3-year mutual fund returns in perspective
  1004. Moral compass keeps temptation at bay
  1005. TAKING STOCK: To sell or not to sell
  1006. SBM's Nancy Brown receives Gov. Swainson Award for the Michigan Legal Milestones program
  1007. SEC reviewing JPMorgan's filings after $2 billion loss
  1008. What to do when you retire
  1009. Professor shares expertise at Indigenous Law Center
  1010. Professor shares expertise at Indigenous Law Center
  1011. TAKING STOCK: Baseball cards
  1012. TAKING STOCK: Market skeptic
  1013. Freddie Mac asks for $19M in aid after 1st quarter loss
  1014. National Roundup
  1015. Taking Stock: A soybean-frosted market goes best with a slice of grape pie
  1016. Home-buying season finally signaling a recovery
  1017. TAKING STOCK: Dunkin' Donuts
  1018. THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Wisdom in a few words
  1019. Professor shares expertise at Indigenous Law Center
  1020. Fed reports how much recession shrank U.S. wealth
  1021. Tax-managed portfolios can mean percentage points
  1022. Don't be afraid to see what you see
  1023. New York Facebook: Ownership lawsuit shows elaborate fraud
  1024. Commentary: Sharpen your blogging skills with a few simple tactics
  1025. THE FIRM: Points and counterpoints on in-house counsel tips
  1026. TAKING STOCK: Long term health care
  1027. India gets onto mutual fund investors' radars
  1028. Wall Street Why that flat Facebook IPO isn't so bad after all
  1029. TAKING STOCK: The Volker Rule and Direct TV
  1030. TAKING STOCK: On the market for Monsanto
  1031. Bank of America initiates home loan modification offers
  1032. Economy College educated and overqualified 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
  1033. MONEY MATTERS: Going for the gold - different ways to invest
  1034. Ohio Museum plays April Fools' joke on prolific forger Man poses as philanthropist when donating forgeries to museums
  1035. Real Estate Shadow inventory Searching shadows for end to foreclosure crisis
  1036. FROM THE JUDGE'S CHAMBERS: 'It Ain't Necessarily So'
  1037. Of Mutual Interest Mutual fund news: Facebook, Bill Gross, Vanguard
  1038. Economy Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds Companies trimmed cash bonuses but handed out more stock awards
  1039. Taking Stock: Children's College Savings
  1040. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  1041. Commentary: Money Matters: Market will suffer in second half of 2012
  1042. Attorney relishes complexities of commercial litigation
  1043. Commentary: Money Matters: Tax-exempt groups can use variable compensation
  1044. Former prosecutor believes in 'doing the right thing'
  1045. $294.9 Million National Settlement announced
  1046. TAKING STOCK: Bush tax cuts and the economy
  1047. TAKING STOCK: Dunkin' Donuts
  1048. COMMENTARY: Spousal Support Factors - Show me the money!
  1049. State Bar McCree Award winners to be honored
  1050. Buffett's firm buys 10M share stake in GM
  1051. Taking Stock: Market Skeptic
  1052. GOP: Economy tops gay marriage as campaign issue Activists see gay marriage as too good not to exploit
  1053. Ford to get blue oval back after second upgrade
  1054. Wall Street Why Facebook still doesn't look cheap Company would have to maintain torrid earnings growth
  1055. New legal challenge filed against UP nickel mine
  1056. Of Mutual Interest India gets onto mutual fund investors' radars
  1057. Justice Stephen J. Markman keynotes GOP fundraiser
  1058. Dividend growth strategy can avoid traps
  1059. Money and Politics Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates Lawmakers struggle to reach agreement on payroll taxes hike
  1060. SEC changing rules for when to halt trading
  1061. Meisner hosting realtor training for tax sale home ownership program
  1062. TAKING STOCK: You've been snookered
  1063. Request to release Osama bin Laden photos denied
  1064. Asked and Answered Steven M. Gursten
  1065. COMMENTARY: Saving secrets--How to cut costs on electronic discovery
  1066. Doctor, coin dealer locked in legal battle; Lawsuits contain allegations of 'bait and switch' and fraud
  1067. Groups in 13 states want U.S. to block Internet bets
  1068. Washington Judge denies request to release Bin Laden photos
  1069. Retail sales remain positive
  1070. Anderson family makes Books-A-Million buyout offer
  1071. Broken Budgets Unleashing the tax man Some states asking tax collectors to get tougher
  1072. Feds off the hook for scorched UP timber
  1073. 9th Circuit to reconsider GPS tracking/privacy case
  1074. National Roundup
  1075. Taking Stock: Escaping all fates but number one
  1076. TAKING STOCK: Children's college savings
  1077. How will JPMorgan's $2B loss affect banking rules?
  1078. Supreme Court upholds Obama health law by 5-4 vote
  1079. Global reach: Lawyer facilitates foreign expansion for businesses
  1080. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1081. Seeking elusive 'alpha,' investors scour the globe
  1082. TAKING STOCK: Space vs oceans
  1083. Taking Stock: Drugs, Drugs, Drugs
  1084. Taking Stock: Drugs, Drugs, Drugs
  1085. Officials skeptical of state biz tax cuts
  1086. Taking Stock: Penny Stocks
  1087. EXPERT WITNESS: This time is NOT different - part two
  1088. OCBA UPDATE: It's time to say good-bye ... for now
  1089. JPMorgan CEO faces tougher questions on $2B trading loss
  1090. Should pro bono be a requirement to practice law?
  1091. TAKING STOCK: A soybean-frosted market goes best with a slice of grape pie
  1092. TAKING STOCK: No best way to invest in copper
  1093. Coach's Playbook: Buzz Building
  1094. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1095. Minnesota More police use YouTube to tell their own stories Videos can rebut allegations and build trust within communities
  1096. TAKING STOCK: College degrees, General Electric
  1097. Personal Finance Midyear tax checkup makes extra sense this year
  1098. Submissions for MIGreatArtist contest sought through website
  1099. TAKING STOCK: Growth potential, Facebook
  1100. TAKING STOCK: Safe stocks
  1101. Taking Stock: Don't Blame Bernanke
  1102. Real Estate More U.S. homes facing foreclosure risk in June Increase comes as banks make up for time lost last year
  1103. Traverse City New legal challenge filed against UP nickel mine Group says project would damage river, nearby wetlands
  1104. Broken Budgets Town vs. gown Cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
  1105. Raising the Bar
  1106. Cooley to be honored for pro bono service
  1107. Are you virtual office ready?
  1108. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1109. LARA offers tips to protect consumers
  1110. Michigan Law grad helps clients plan for posterity
  1111. Global reach- Lawyer facilitates foreign expansion for businesses
  1112. TAKING STOCK: Growth potential, Facebook
  1113. FROM THE JUDGE'S CHAMBERS: 'It Ain't Necessarily So'
  1114. TAKING STOCK: Bush tax cuts and the economy
  1115. Three foreign stock funds to smooth overseas bumps
  1116. Home re-sales complete best winter in 5 years
  1117. TAKING STOCK: Paradise redux
  1118. TAKING STOCK: Betting it all on gold
  1119. TAKING STOCK: Protecting against inflation
  1120. Mutual fund news: Facebook, Bill Gross, Vanguard
  1121. TAKING STOCK: Teen investor
  1122. TAKING STOCK: Penny stocks
  1123. TAKING STOCK: Penny stocks
  1124. Former assistant prosecutor honored with McCree Award
  1125. Spousal support factors: Show me the money!
  1126. Pro bono mandate problematic for lawyers
  1127. Corporation political contributions and the SEC
  1128. State Bar of Michigan to receive ABA Award
  1129. State Bar of Michigan to receive ABA Award
  1130. Court declares July as Juror Appreciation Month
  1131. TAKING STOCK: Facebook
  1132. Grand Rapids Megabus adds Grand Rapids route to Michigan fare Bus company is planning new route between Detroit and Chicago
  1133. Iowa Army investigates officer over explicit emails
  1134. Wall Street Get ready for the end of record corporate profits
  1135. Americans grew gloomier about the economy in May
  1136. Pennsylvania Motor club still being considered after legal fight
  1137. Pennsylvania Saddening and sobering Report finds Penn State officials concealed sex abuse
  1138. National Roundup
  1139. Technology Stocks The pop that wasn't: Life after Facebook's IPO Technology companies are cautious about going public
  1140. Nation Vagina Dialogue P-word? OK. The V-word? Watch them run for cover
  1141. Taking Stock: Stick with the devil you know
  1142. TAKING STOCK: Pension buyout
  1143. Why the 'iron lady' didn't dismantle Britain's universal health care system
  1144. SBM McCree Award winners to be honored at banquet
  1145. Montana Parole board: No clemency for Canadian on death row Condemned man killed two Blackfeet cousins in 1983
  1146. Wal-Mart opposed to $6B settlement
  1147. Wall Street Don't make a big deal out of it
  1148. Georgia Clemency denied for death row inmate Hill
  1149. Annual M-15 Heritage Route Car Rally scheduled, June 2
  1150. The Firm
  1151. TAKING STOCK: Safe stocks
  1152. TAKING STOCK: Safe stocks
  1153. TAKING STOCK: Growth potential, Facebook
  1154. TAKING STOCK: Growth potential, Facebook
  1155. Personal Finance: Stocks helped lift U.S. household wealth in Q1
  1156. Of Mutual Interest: 3 foreign stock funds to smooth the bumps overseas
  1157. May is National Stroke Awareness Month: Attorney grateful for growing practice after setbacks
  1158. Michigan poets
  1159. Court honors the role jurors play in system
  1160. TAKING STOCK: Teen investor
  1161. TAKING STOCK: Best Buy
  1162. TAKING STOCK: Space vs Oceans
  1163. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  1164. EXPERT WITNESS: Penny wise
  1165. EPERT WITNESS: Control the cost: Six tips for keeping price of your expert witness within your budget
  1166. EXPERT WITNESS: This time is NOT different: part three of three
  1167. Detroit Institute of Art makes pitch for voter support
  1168. Planning for posterity: Attorney's career spans 3 decades in trust, estate law
  1169. American Indian tribes alarmed by IRS tax audits
  1170. Technology Review: Google's Nexus 7 guns for the Kindle
  1171. Cash flow and moral responsibility
  1172. Real Estate Calif. cities still suffer highest rates of foreclosure
  1173. Business Holy grail of beverages Soda companies racing for a new sweet spot
  1174. Key issues facing legal profession to be addressed by ABA House of Delegates
  1175. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: The search for something deeper
  1176. Zillow says U.S. home values have hit bottom
  1177. LEGAL VIEW: Stolen valor - Round 2
  1178. State Bar to be honored by ABA for its dedication to securing legal aid funding
  1179. Oakland County mortgage foreclosures halved for first quarter of 2012
  1180. Cooley professor spearheads master's program in insurance
  1181. Real Estate Report: Some lose homes over as little as $400
  1182. Late payments on mortgages hit 3-year low
  1183. Spring buying boosts home prices in U.S. cities
  1184. Freddie Mac posts $1.2B net income for 2Q
  1185. Midyear tax checkup makes extra sense this year
  1186. TAKING STOCK: Facebook
  1187. Promoting prosperity: New book shows how lawyers benefit the economy
  1188. Should Michigan mandate continuing education?
  1189. ABA to honor State Bar with Grassroots Advocacy Award
  1190. TAKING STOCK: Stick with the devil you know
  1191. Taking Stock: Penny Stocks
  1192. Health care Fact check: On keeping your current health plan Obama overstates benefits, Romney exaggerates the ills
  1193. TAKING STOCK: It's the drugs
  1194. Forum to give residents chance to save homes
  1195. New assistant dean says Wayne Law is a good fit
  1196. Taking Stock: Bonds for Income
  1197. MSU adjunct professor shares his experience in field of immigration law
  1198. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1199. GM CEO says old culture still hindering change
  1200. Taking Stock: The European Union
  1201. Should Michigan mandate continuing education? State is one of few without requirement
  1202. Engaging in active vs. passive investing
  1203. Wall Street What if Apple were part of the Dow? Don't hold your breath
  1204. TAKING STOCK: Gambling with your money
  1205. Personal Finance Refinancing your mortgage? Understand appraisals
  1206. Refinancing your mortgage? Understand appraisals
  1207. Taking Stock: Market Skeptic
  1208. Taking Stock: Market Skeptic
  1209. Prepaid tuition plans flawed but still popular
  1210. TAKING STOCK: The Volker Rule and Direct TV
  1211. A year later, S&P downgrade of U.S. govt. looks like a dud
  1212. TAKING STOCK: Value Line and convertibles
  1213. Business Cracker Barrel adopts a new 'poison pill'
  1214. TAKING STOCK: Eminent domain
  1215. Age-old challenge-- Professor shares tough issues of criminal law with students
  1216. Plain and simple: Professors see value of clarity, conciseness
  1217. National Roundup
  1218. Economy SPIN METER: 'Middle class' turns fuzzy in politics Economic data suggests middle class is shrinking
  1219. Understand the consequences of foreclosure
  1220. COMMENTARY: Health Care Law update--What every business needs to know now
  1221. Stearn announces candidacy for Board of Commissioners
  1222. Michigan Law grad helps clients plan for posterity
  1223. Plain and simple-- Professors see value of clarity, conciseness
  1224. Nation U.S. states forecast highest tax revenue in 5 years
  1225. Technology Canadian tech town feels BlackBerry's decline RIM is country's most valuable technology company, an international icon
  1226. Honored to serve: Attorney leads as mayor of Grosse Pointe Shores
  1227. Should Michigan mandate continuing education?
  1228. Asked & Answered: Evidence in criminal investigations
  1229. Facility offers chance to test the legal waters
  1230. Court declares July as Juror Appreciation Month
  1231. Taking Stock: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious LinkedIn Recommend
  1232. Taking Stock: The value of art
  1233. Broken Budgets Rainy day funds possible again Budget turnarounds: Some states socking cash away
  1234. Wall Street Burger King returns to New York Stock Exchange Unusual deal avoided IPO
  1235. Health care Fact check: On keeping your current health plan Obama overstates benefits, Romney exaggerates the ills
  1236. Stocks having a strong year
  1237. From the Judge's Chambers: "It Ain't Necessarily So"
  1238. New WLAM president enjoys her many roles Group offers perspective, inspiration, and friendship
  1239. Investing Exotic holdings Seeking elusive 'alpha,' investors scour the globe
  1240. Peacekeeping court in Washtenaw County?
  1241. Gambling with your money
  1242. Some consumer stocks thriving despite dour mood
  1243. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1244. GM CEO says old culture still hindering change
  1245. Taking Stock: The European Union
  1246. Market slumps amid economic slowdown
  1247. When is a flat fee refundable?
  1248. Americans re-embrace Japanese cars, lifting sales
  1249. Monday Profile: Laura Sagolla
  1250. Pennsylvania Penn State loses one sponsor, others could follow Price of sexual abuse scandal could go well beyond $60 million fine
  1251. TAKING STOCK: Pension buyout
  1252. Should Michigan mandate continuing education?
  1253. Mortgage fraud ringleader pleads guilty; losses may exceed $100M
  1254. Value Line and convertibles
  1255. Social Security fixable; changes politically tough
  1256. Parents deported, what happens to U.S.-born kids?
  1257. Apple stock jumps on $1B Samsung verdict
  1258. MIGreatArtist finalists announced, art on display
  1259. Justice Dept. supports UT affirmative action policy
  1260. GM makes bid for Ally's overseas operations
  1261. Voluntary offshore disclosure program yields $5B
  1262. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: The search for something deeper
  1263. Nobel economist says inequality weighs on the U.S. economy
  1264. State Roundup
  1265. Patterson reports county budget is balanced through fiscal year 2015 without tax increase
  1266. Real Estate Foreclosure crisis hits older Americans hard
  1267. Taking Stock: Best Buy
  1268. Age-old challenge: Professor shares tough issues of criminal law with students
  1269. Monday Profile: Laura Sagolla
  1270. Law prep seminar explores career opportunities
  1271. Fostering hope CASA volunteer finds rewarding role in state's foster care system
  1272. Asked and Answered: John Collins
  1273. TAKING STOCK: Football, mate
  1274. Taking Stock: It's the Drugs
  1275. County receives AAA bond rating on Wastewater Treatment Facility sale
  1276. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1277. TAKING STOCK: Forest Labs
  1278. Business Holy grail of soft drinks Soda companies racing after the next sweet spot
  1279. TAKING STOCK: A tale of two dollars
  1280. Taking Stock: Growth Potential, Facebook
  1281. Cooley professor spearheads master's program in insurance
  1282. TAKING STOCK: Big losses
  1283. TAKING STOCK: Big losses
  1284. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1285. GM CEO says old culture still hindering change
  1286. Taking Stock: The European Union
  1287. Top Del. Court OKs record $300M attorney fee award
  1288. Considerations for a reverse mortgage
  1289. Professor helped shatter myth of student athletes
  1290. TAKING STOCK: Par for the course
  1291. TAKING STOCK: U.S. Steel a steal?
  1292. U.S. Steel a steal?
  1293. Gross' PIMCO Total Return ETF surges out of the gate
  1294. Taking Stock- It's the Drugs
  1295. Taking Stock: Best Buy
  1296. Age-old challenge: Professor shares tough issues of criminal law with students
  1297. Monday Profile: Laura Sagolla
  1298. Court declares July as Juror Appreciation Month
  1299. Trial run Facility offers chance to test the legal waters
  1300. July is Juror Appreciation Month
  1301. 401(k) plans - simplicity matters in performance
  1302. TAKING STOCK: A second opinion
  1303. Asked and Answered: Steve Fisher, Legal assistance to indigent clients
  1304. More U.S. homes facing foreclosure risk in June
  1305. Ingham County Commissioners set to vote on June 12th
  1306. Higher stock prices help Americans regain wealth
  1307. Beware of compromising justice for dollars
  1308. TAKING STOCK: Bank takeover
  1309. Skilled labor-- MSU professor helped shatter age-old myth of student athletes
  1310. TAKING STOCK: The European Union
  1311. Football, mate
  1312. TAKING STOCK: Furniture and phones
  1313. Five big banks have given $10.6B in homeowner relief
  1314. Lucky charm--King Leo standing guard outside firm
  1315. ASKED & ANSWERED: James H. Fisher on indigent defense
  1316. Oakland County's AAA bond rating saves nearly $2 million
  1317. Asked and Answered: Rashida Tlaib
  1318. Saving secrets: How to cut costs on electronic discovery
  1319. Auto sales, home prices help buoy weak U.S. economy
  1320. A Romney rally
  1321. Furniture and phones
  1322. Startups find benefits in launching in bad times
  1323. Taking Stock: A tale of two dollars
  1324. Some consumer stocks thriving despite dour mood
  1325. Billions could be saved if simple language replaced the 'legalese'
  1326. Par for the course
  1327. Saving money with smart open enrollment changes
  1328. Higher retail spending lifts hopes for economy
  1329. Six Michigan lawyers earn pro bono awards
  1330. Six Michigan lawyers earn pro bono awards
  1331. Cooley Law School names Alumni Distinguished Student Award Winners
  1332. Contracts to buy U.S. homes fell slightly in June
  1333. TAKING STOCK: Forest Labs
  1334. 'Early detection is key' SBM president battled cancer
  1335. Cooley Law School's faculty and students give back to their communities
  1336. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Politics, fantasy and reality
  1337. 'ExpressSOS Voter Registration Drive' kicks off today in U.P.
  1338. Taking Stock: Dunkin' Donuts
  1339. Affordable Health Care Act focus of panel, Oct. 17
  1340. Facebook's stock sinks, so who should buy it?
  1341. Six tips for keeping price of your expert witness within your budget
  1342. Taking Stock- Genuine Auto Parts
  1343. Ally to sell Canada auto finance operations
  1344. Startups find benefits in launching in bad times
  1345. Cash pulled from stock funds for 7th month in row
  1346. TAKING STOCK: Genuine auto parts
  1347. State Bar Annual Meeting set for Sept. 19-21 in Grand Rapids
  1348. TAKING STOCK: Safe stocks
  1349. COMMENTARY: Critical e-vidence
  1350. Tame U.S. prices, more confident builders aid economic growth
  1351. Fee 'write-down' could save you headaches and dollars
  1352. EXPERT WITNESS: Development of the Detroit real-estate market
  1353. Taking Stock: Football, Mate
  1354. Taking Stock: Bank takeover
  1355. Personal Finance Summertime is dividend time, research shows
  1356. TAKING STOCK: Bonds for income
  1357. Director of Detroit Crime Commission sees steady progress
  1358. Lucky charm--King Leo standing guard outside firm
  1359. Do-it-yourself sites affect bottom line
  1360. OFF THE PRESS
  1361. Five tips for dealing with looming capital gains tax hike
  1362. Taking Stock- Income Inflation Mess
  1363. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1364. Legal People for October 3
  1365. Fund managers: Don't give up on HP, Dell or PCs
  1366. BALLOT BOX: The 'Emergency Dictator' law is bad for schools and municipalities
  1367. Bank takeover
  1368. Lawyers need to tap their inner teacher
  1369. Oakland County's Medical Main Street grows
  1370. Asked & Answered: Evidence in criminal investigations
  1371. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1372. TAKING STOCK: IBM investments
  1373. TAKING STOCK: IBM investments
  1374. Of Mutual Interest Ginnie Mae funds: 5 things investors need to know
  1375. Growth potential, Facebook
  1376. Gates, Buffett again top Forbes' billionaires list
  1377. Facebook 'friending' can have ethical implications for lawyers
  1378. Opportune Time Former prosecutor enjoys new role
  1379. Fiscal cliff looms, but keep eye on long-term
  1380. Stimulus measures boosted fund returns in third quarter
  1381. Five alumnae create endowed scholarship for Wayne Law students
  1382. SBM annual meeting set for Sept. 19-21
  1383. SBM annual meeting set for Sept. 19-21
  1384. Federal judge backs lobbyist ban on government boards
  1385. GM's 3Q stock rise surprises industry
  1386. Ally to sell Canada auto finance operations
  1387. Facebook still has believers among fund managers
  1388. ASKED & ANSWERED: Andrew Moore on UDM Law's Red Mass
  1389. Upcoming changes in estate, gift taxes stir 'frenzy'
  1390. Retirement worries grow; 30-somethings most uneasy
  1391. Circuit Court candidates address judicial issues
  1392. Lawyer loses divorce fight over professional goodwill
  1393. Human trafficking focus of Cooley symposium
  1394. End of tough times? Mortgage banker believes housing has 'turned corner' in Southeastern Michigan
  1395. Higher calling New CEO settles into his role atop prominent firm
  1396. TAKING STOCK: Sue brokster
  1397. Sue brokster
  1398. Monday Profile: William Crawforth
  1399. Corporate law departments push new legal services model according to survey
  1400. TAKING STOCK: Bonds for income
  1401. When the court reaches out to the grave
  1402. Diversity: Still a long way to go SBM director of diversity among speakers at event
  1403. ASKED & ANSWERED: Michael Steinberg on Morgan Stanley discrimination suit
  1404. TAKING STOCK: Coins as inflation hedge
  1405. Coins as inflation hedge
  1406. Legal View: Keeping your lawn a free speech zone
  1407. TAKING STOCK: Countess Dracula short-sells a stock
  1408. Genisys wins 2nd place for Dora Maxwell Award
  1409. EXPERT WITNESS: One million for Mona: A YouTube experiment
  1410. Do-it-yourself sites affect bottom line, but do they serve the client?
  1411. TAKING STOCK: Exchange-traded funds
  1412. Exchange-traded funds
  1413. Law prep seminar participants explore career opportunities
  1414. Higher calling: New CEO settles into role at prominent firm
  1415. TAKING STOCK: Best Buy
  1416. TAKING STOCK: Best Buy
  1417. Five states to continue lawsuit demanding Asian carp fix
  1418. Of Mutual Interest 4 key items to look for in new 401(k) disclosures
  1419. MENS REA: The victim mentality
  1420. TAKING STOCK: Son going to college
  1421. Refinancing request will save taxpayers millions
  1422. U.S. regulators urge SEC to propose fund changes
  1423. TAKING STOCK: A tale of two dollars
  1424. Taking Stock: Growth Potential, Facebook
  1425. Bank of America CFO says housing has 'begun to turn'
  1426. Legal People
  1427. Fund manager sees plenty of reason to be cautious now
  1428. TAKING STOCK: Inflation investments
  1429. Inflation investments
  1430. OFF THE PRESS
  1431. TAKING STOCK: American Express
  1432. Measure of home prices rises most in six years
  1433. The fundamentals of an LLC operating agreement
  1434. TAKING STOCK: A temporary footing amid the muck
  1435. Funds that beat the market and keep investment costs low
  1436. TAKING STOCK: The European Union
  1437. TAKING STOCK: The European Union
  1438. Expert Witness: Recording 101: A primer on recorded music
  1439. Blue Cross overhaul makes headway, raises concerns
  1440. Members of family law firm in spotlight
  1441. Son going to college
  1442. Three stock funds to reduce risk as fiscal cliff looms
  1443. Promoting prosperity: New book shows how lawyers benefit the economy
  1444. Should Michigan mandate continuing education?
  1445. Proposal 1: A Referendum on Public Act 4 of 2011--The Emergency Manager Law
  1446. Proposal 1: A Referendum on Public Act 4 of 2011--The Emergency Manager Law
  1447. Proposal 1: A Referendum on Public Act 4 of 2011--The Emergency Manager Law
  1448. TAKING STOCK: Money manager
  1449. Beaumont, Henry Ford health systems eye merger
  1450. Countess Dracula short-sells a stock
  1451. Taking Stock: Son Going to College
  1452. Taking Stock: A tale of two dollars
  1453. Some consumer stocks thriving despite dour mood
  1454. Mens Rea- The Victim Mentality
  1455. Storm delays lift already strong U.S. auto sales
  1456. Thursday Profile: Norman Fell
  1457. Taking Stock: Coins as Inflation Hedge
  1458. Former judge urges crowd to fight for fairness at polls
  1459. Do-it-yourself sites affect bottom line
  1460. TAKING STOCK: Comfortable with Mercury General
  1461. ASKED & ANSWERED: John Collins on the Forensic Evidence Academy
  1462. TAKING STOCK: All that glitters isn't Goldman
  1463. All that glitters isn't Goldman
  1464. Investors face a tangled year-end tax web
  1465. TAKING STOCK: TIPS and Gold
  1466. Animal Law Section holds conference
  1467. TAKING STOCK: Capstone Turbine
  1468. Taking Stock: Best Buy
  1469. Age-old challenge: Professor shares tough issues of criminal law with students
  1470. Taking Stock: Cash demand is vulgar
  1471. Retirement worries grow; 30-somethings most uneasy
  1472. TAKING STOCK: Sue brokster
  1473. Facebook still has believers among fund managers
  1474. Genisys named Outstanding Credit Union of the Year
  1475. OPINION: 'Hire Our Heroes' program deserves county consideration
  1476. BALLOT BOX: Right to collective bargaining helped build the nation's great middle class
  1477. Do-it-yourself sites affect bottom line
  1478. Is the 'Golden Era of Prosperity' gone? Do-it-yourself sites affect bottom line
  1479. ASKED & ANSWERED: Howard Abrams
  1480. TAKING STOCK: A swing and a miss
  1481. A swing and a miss
  1482. U.S. Attorney's Office joins Medicine Abuse Project
  1483. TAKING STOCK: Income portfolio
  1484. Why U.S. economy is flashing conflicting signals
  1485. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1486. TAKING STOCK: Buffalo nickel not worth a New York mint
  1487. Federal judges sue to win promised pay increases
  1488. Consumer confidence slipped in June
  1489. Contracts to buy homes rise, match 2-year high
  1490. Families at odds over financial planning
  1491. Cash pulled from stock funds for 8th month in row
  1492. Even Buffett can't stop Bank of America's buffeting
  1493. Judge says prosecutors cannot retaliate for trial
  1494. TAKING STOCK: A tale of two dollars
  1495. Taking Stock: Growth Potential, Facebook
  1496. Medical Marijuana is topic of ICBA Criminal Law Section meeting
  1497. ABA introduces inaugural Blawg 100 Hall of Fame
  1498. American Express
  1499. COMMENTARY: Government contracting in 2013: expect more demands, oversight
  1500. Five big U.S. banks have cut mortgage balances by $6.3B
  1501. Capstone Turbine
  1502. Last of seven pleads guilty in $2.5M mortgage scam
  1503. HP investor sues company for handling of two deals
  1504. Home prices rose in August at faster pace across U.S.
  1505. Expert on Japanese Law named dean of Michigan Law
  1506. Asked & Answered: Former Daily editor reflects
  1507. ASKED & ANSWERED: James Elsman
  1508. TAKING STOCK: Don't trust him
  1509. Four key items to look for in new 401(k) disclosures
  1510. Top mutual funds of 2012 rebound from poor 2011
  1511. Income portfolio
  1512. New law firm in Norton Shores focuses on affordability
  1513. U.S. home prices rise in October by most in 6 years
  1514. Comfortable with Mercury General
  1515. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1516. TAKING STOCK: Income-inflation mess
  1517. Income-inflation mess
  1518. Don't trust him
  1519. Taxpayers will ease banks' costs in mortgage deal
  1520. JPMorgan, Credit Suisse paying $417M in SEC case
  1521. ASKED & ANSWERED: Andrew G. Arena on the Detroit Crime Commission
  1522. West Bloomfield resident wins art competition
  1523. How to make your practice worth less
  1524. TAKING STOCK: PFDs and ETFs
  1525. PFDs and ETFs
  1526. TIPS and Gold
  1527. TAKING STOCK: The stock market after the election
  1528. TAKING STOCK: Best Buy
  1529. EXPERT WITNESS: How I make the sausage: Preparing an economic-loss determination
  1530. Investors exit stock funds for sixth year in a row
  1531. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1532. Small business federation charts Mich. 2013 course
  1533. Do-it-yourself sites affect bottom line
  1534. Home prices accelerate in Nov.
  1535. Diversity and inclusion: 'The right thing to do' but still a long way to go
  1536. Attorney had reputation for helping young talent
  1537. EXPERT WITNESS: A guide to human virtue
  1538. Key developments in Facebook's IPO
  1539. Facebook users hit 'like,' stores jump into action
  1540. Sue brokster
  1541. Entertainment attorney had reputation for helping talent
  1542. Members of family law firm in spotlight
  1543. Global corporate deals nearly halved in 5 years
  1544. OFF THE PRESS
  1545. Fund managers: 2013 stock outlook remains positive
  1546. ASKED & ANSWERED: John Willems on ArtServe Michigan
  1547. New Year/auld Langxiety. And Fearless Predictions!
  1548. Court asks: Is man's best friend priceless?
  1549. 'Practical Aspects of Animal Law' explored at conference
  1550. Added value: Firm's summer associate program nets two new hires
  1551. Taking Stock: The national debt and Apple
  1552. Ribbon cutting to mark opening of new law office
  1553. TAKING STOCK: Annuities
  1554. The stock market after the election
  1555. Small business uneasy about tax collection bills
  1556. Local man charged in Korean artifact sale
  1557. TAKING STOCK: The national debt and Apple
  1558. Economy, year-end sales help auto industry in 2012
  1559. Higher calling: New CEO settles into role at prominent firm
  1560. Higher calling: New CEO settles into role at prominent firm
  1561. TAKING STOCK: A 'solid' investment
  1562. Charities worry new tax law will reduce donations
  1563. TAKING STOCK: Microchip Tech
  1564. Microchip Tech
  1565. Top business story in '12: Sluggish global economy
  1566. Health care tax hikes for 2013 may be just a start
  1567. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Remembering Christmas 2012
  1568. Animal Law Section holds conference
  1569. Members of family law firm in spotlight
  1570. Roe v Wade: After 40 years, deep divide is legacy
  1571. Long-term economic prospects bright for agriculture
  1572. ICBA Probate Section gets pointers on Real Estate
  1573. Lobbyist's conviction upheld by court
  1574. Pontiac residents to pay $141 sanitation fee
  1575. Compuware rejects Elliott's $2.35 billion takeover offer
  1576. Fed survey finds economy growing at steady pace
  1577. Local family law firm makes addition from its own family
  1578. ASKED & ANSWERED: N. Peter Antone
  1579. Personal Finance A richer 2012: A monthly guide to maximizing money
  1580. Business development companies: Solid investments for the rest of us
  1581. Fruitcake
  1582. Taking Stock: Value Line and convertibles
  1583. Latest U.S. home prices show consistent 12-month gains
  1584. TAKING STOCK: Nothing's a guarantee
  1585. Ribbon cutting to mark opening of new law office
  1586. Nothing's a guarantee
  1587. Five big U.S. banks have cut mortgage debt by $19B
  1588. Oakland County is turning the corner Patterson says in annual State of the County speech
  1589. Moody's and S&P renews Oakland County's Aaa
  1590. Taking Stock- Nothing's a guarantee
  1591. Schuette warns of "Senior Cliff" in Blue Cross legislation
  1592. The victim mentality
  1593. Ex-justice pleads guilty to bank fraud
  1594. Entertainment attorney had reputation for helping young talent
  1595. TAKING STOCK: Inflation and Rackspace hosting
  1596. New Troy group represents what it means to give
  1597. Social consciousness: Asst. U-M Law dean wins diversity award
  1598. Feds sue to get 1872 Mich. lighthouse lens
  1599. Mens Rea--Missouri V McNeely
  1600. Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association subject to FOIA
  1601. Lien stripping topic of discussion of ICBA Bankruptcy Section meeting
  1602. TAKING STOCK: Down here at the pawnshop
  1603. Tips for investors to ease growing tax bite
  1604. High-stakes fight over soybeans at high court
  1605. Changing family dynamic may lead to tax relief
  1606. Whirlpool wins decision in anti-dumping case
  1607. TAKING STOCK: Selling Blue Chip and Microsoft
  1608. Selling Blue Chip and Microsoft
  1609. Delphi Automotive to pay quarterly dividend
  1610. New-home sales jump to highest in 4 1/2 years
  1611. Lien stripping is topic of Bankruptcy Section meeting
  1612. TAKING STOCK: Hess or no
  1613. Probate Court section updated on rules and forms
  1614. Taking Stock: The stock market after the election
  1615. Small business uneasy about tax collection bills
  1616. Patterson asks students to make public health video
  1617. Discover Financial to begin offering home equity loans
  1618. Dual Purpose Attorney concentrates civic obligations on Poland and Israel
  1619. TAKING STOCK: Except for a handful of telecom issues, 'P.U.!' to the EU
  1620. Attorney known for encouraging young talent
  1621. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Silence and listening
  1622. Family and medical leave law working
  1623. State's verdict value drops 73%; but settlements get 38% boost
  1624. Five big U.S. banks have cut mortgage debt by $19B
  1625. COMMENTARY: Predictive potential: The power and possibilities of the emerging field of predictive coding
  1626. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1627. TAKING STOCK: Income and growth issues
  1628. What's your endgame?
  1629. MENS REA: Why creating magistrates with badges is a bad idea
  1630. TAKING STOCK: Gift to Morning Star Development
  1631. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1632. TAKING STOCK: Water and nuts
  1633. TAKING STOCK: Water and nuts
  1634. GM to buy back 200M shares as part of gov't exit
  1635. Chrysler now a rising star
  1636. Gift to Morning Star Development
  1637. Scalia says some cases are easy
  1638. Lear agrees to deal with pair of investment firms
  1639. TAKING STOCK: New York Mint
  1640. After a century, U.S. Arabs look for pieces of past
  1641. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  1642. Monday Profile: Mikhail Murshak
  1643. First Amendment focus of Wayne Law Review Roundtable: Program honors professor's work
  1644. Paperless courts Michigan bill will establish SCAO policies, practices statewide
  1645. Annuities
  1646. Expiring credits, deductions extended by Congress
  1647. Taking Stock-- 1916-D Mercury Dime
  1648. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1649. Spring buying boosts U.S. home prices for 4th month
  1650. Money Matters: Investors need courage in down times to see opportunities
  1651. Income and growth issues
  1652. Law professor reflects on prolific career
  1653. How much is too much?
  1654. How much is too much?
  1655. State's verdict value drops 73%; but settlements get 38% boost
  1656. Household wealth regains its pre-recession peak
  1657. No immediate ruling on Michigan's gay marriage ban
  1658. Tax increases affecting more Mich. residents
  1659. TAKING STOCK: French utility
  1660. Wayne Law prof. addresses health policy and community at Planned Parenthood
  1661. Treasury Department sells remaining shares of AIG
  1662. Aggressive mutual funds
  1663. Quicken buys servicing rights to $34B in mortgages
  1664. Monday Profile: Mikhail Murshak
  1665. Goodwill is your practice's legacy
  1666. Professor introduces law students to 'market' place
  1667. Inflation and Rackspace hosting
  1668. Inflation and Rackspace hosting
  1669. Tips on buying, renting a home for extra income
  1670. Housing starts surpass 1 million in March, first time since June 2008
  1671. TAKING STOCK: ODP-OMX and WMT
  1672. TAKING STOCK: ODP-OMX and WMT
  1673. TAKING STOCK: When will the market settle?
  1674. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1675. TAKING STOCK: Sour on Landauer
  1676. TAKING STOCK: 1916 - D Mercury dime
  1677. State's verdict value drops 73%; but settlements get 38% boost
  1678. MONEY MATTERS: Are we facing another doomsday clock?
  1679. Former Army ranger raises awareness, funds at Law Center
  1680. TAKING STOCK: Aggressive mutual funds
  1681. Taking Stock--Sour on Landauer
  1682. WMU, Cooley consider joining to leverage their strengths
  1683. Home prices rose in Feb. by largest amount in 7 years
  1684. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1685. Key considerations when applying for a mortgage
  1686. Money fund disclosures not just about need to know
  1687. Attorney a 'PAL' of the community
  1688. ODP-OMX and WMT
  1689. ODP-OMX and WMT
  1690. Wasted days and wasted nights: Survey finds one-third of hours worked are unbilled
  1691. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1692. TAKING STOCK: Sour on Landauer
  1693. Sour on Landauer
  1694. Whirlpool raises quarterly dividend by 25 percent
  1695. U.S. Supreme Court's class-action ruling leaves unanswered questions
  1696. Merger of Fannie, Freddie's bond units proposed
  1697. OBITUARY
  1698. EXPERT WITNESS: Autodom conundrum: Consumer-goods or national-defense industry?
  1699. Home sales slip as supply remains tight
  1700. OCBA UPDATE: How do we collaborate? Let me count the ways...
  1701. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1702. TAKING STOCK: Life insurance
  1703. Board approves request that saves $100M
  1704. Hess or no
  1705. Builder confidence falls on weak supply, labor
  1706. Snyder says immigrants are innovators, entrepreneurs: Symposium focuses on immigration as tool of economic development
  1707. The new era of cybercrime Commercial cyber spying efforts offer rich payoff
  1708. Ford CEO's pay falls to $20.95 million in 2012
  1709. Wasted days and wasted nights: Survey finds one-third of hours worked are unbilled
  1710. COMMENTARY: Detroit Caucus unanimously opposes HB 4612--No fault bill slashes health care and fails to address affordability
  1711. Dow's recovery is old news to these top funds
  1712. Robert J. Danhof, mourned by courts
  1713. Treasurer urges 1-2 punch to 'knock out' taxes as deadline to save property looms
  1714. TAKING STOCK: What to do
  1715. COMMENTARY: Property tax reductions can still be found in the rebounding market
  1716. Take the Pitino approach to marketing and find a strong starting 5
  1717. TAKING STOCK: Trust and old age
  1718. EXPERT WITNESS: The odd and curious case of Max Stephan (part one)
  1719. Trust and old age
  1720. 1916 - D Mercury dime
  1721. Bernanke says low interest rate policies benefit trade
  1722. TAKING STOCK: Debt for dummies
  1723. TAKING STOCK: Debt for dummies
  1724. Sour on Landauer
  1725. Ford CEO's pay falls to $20.95 million in 2012
  1726. Apple shareholder drops lawsuit on preferred stock
  1727. Late-payment rate on mortgages tumbled during first quarter
  1728. TAKING STOCK: The Japanese market and why the money supply pushes up U.S. stock prices
  1729. Brighter view on jobs and pay lifts confidence
  1730. Home prices up 9.3 pct., most in nearly 7 years
  1731. Saving the planet-- Attorney helps balance environmental concerns with needs of our society
  1732. West succeeds Caminker as Dean
  1733. Court may block Stanford investor suits
  1734. What to do
  1735. Where to beat the market: small-cap foreign funds
  1736. Western Michigan University, Cooley Law School consider formal alliance
  1737. State Bar McCree Award winners to be honored
  1738. TAKING STOCK: Stank of America
  1739. Stank of America
  1740. TAKING STOCK: TIPS and lost pension
  1741. TIPS and lost pension
  1742. Supreme Court hears argument concerning generic drug delay deals
  1743. On task-- Attorney takes the lead in house explosion case
  1744. Fed says redesigned $100 bill will be ready by Oct.
  1745. Home prices up in past year
  1746. TAKING STOCK: Jackson Hewitt and Microsoft
  1747. MENS REA: Breath testing gets a second look
  1748. Taking Stock- Trust and Old Age
  1749. ASKED & ANSWERED: Matthew P. Allen on SEC Cooperation Initiative
  1750. More young attorneys taking on document review to pay the bills
  1751. Average credit card debt, late payments fall in 1Q
  1752. Law professor is founder of the U-M Child Advocacy Law Clinic
  1753. Top 10 mistakes to avoid in real estate transactions
  1754. Nasdaq paying $10M to settle Facebook disruption
  1755. How much is too much?
  1756. TAKING STOCK: NOW and DNDN
  1757. U.S. Supreme Court struggles with question of human gene patentability
  1758. TAKING STOCK: General Mills
  1759. Asked and Answered: Neil Rockind on Michigan's Medical Marijuana Laws
  1760. Housing rebound is facing obstacle: Too few homes
  1761. TAKING STOCK: Northern Tier Energy
  1762. Northern Tier Energy
  1763. Nominations sought for workplace diversity award
  1764. COMMENTARY: Resolving disputes after the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
  1765. Boardman River flooding prompts citizen lawsuit
  1766. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1767. Retail sales rebound in April
  1768. The Japanese market and why the money supply pushes up U.S. stock prices
  1769. Hedge fund manager Falcone to settle fraud case with SEC
  1770. Data driven-- Professor introduces law students to 'market' place
  1771. Clark Hill to merge with Pittsburgh firm
  1772. TAKING STOCK: Johnson & Johnson
  1773. More young attorneys taking on document review to pay the bills
  1774. Thursday Profile: Bonnie Shaw
  1775. Jurist relished election challenge
  1776. Jurist relished election challenge
  1777. The Law of the First Amendment
  1778. ImageSoft's TrueFiling manager selected by SCAO for statewide e-filing
  1779. Paperless courts: Michigan bill will establish SCAO policies, practices statewide
  1780. ASKED & ANSWERED: Neil Rockind on Michigan's medical marijuana
  1781. Unpaid internships in jeopardy after court ruling
  1782. World looks to Bernanke to clarify plans
  1783. Foreclosures and Bankruptcy--Where do they meet?
  1784. TAKING STOCK: Understanding mutual fund investment terms
  1785. Down here at the pawnshop
  1786. Fewer U.S. banks failing as industry strengthens
  1787. Gauge of economy's future health up
  1788. State Roundup
  1789. General Mills
  1790. TAKING STOCK: Fido's health care
  1791. Snyder: Immigrants are innovators, entrepreneurs
  1792. Market rebounds, but retirement confidence doesn't
  1793. TAKING STOCK: Selling short
  1794. Selling short
  1795. For many, Dow rally feels empty
  1796. January home prices rose by most in nearly 7 years
  1797. Jackson Hewitt and Microsoft
  1798. Johnson & Johnson
  1799. Law attempts to clarify both unpaid internship, unpaid employee
  1800. Mens Rea- Breath Testing gets a second look
  1801. More young attorneys taking on document review to pay the bills
  1802. The good life-- Happily retired after 38 years, Roger Chard reflects on life
  1803. Former addict tells of 'long road back'
  1804. Former addict tells of 'long road back'
  1805. TAKING STOCK: TIPS and lost pension
  1806. TIPS and lost pension
  1807. County to appeal Fannie/Freddie decision
  1808. Professor founded U-M Child Advocacy Law Clinic
  1809. TAKING STOCK: Giving stocks as gifts
  1810. Giving stocks as gifts
  1811. TAKING STOCK: Mutual fund selection
  1812. Mutual fund selection
  1813. Small farmers turn to creative projects to survive
  1814. Wayne Law professor to speak during State of the Detroit River Boat Tour
  1815. COMMENTARY: Examining recent arguments against gun control
  1816. NOW and DNDN
  1817. FHA reverse mortgage losses may require bailout
  1818. COMMENTARY: Establishing a corporate giving program for good
  1819. Tougher rules for money funds considered
  1820. Taking Stock: Nuveen Municipal Value Fund or Claire's Stores
  1821. TAKING STOCK: Nuveen Municipal Value Fund or Claire's Stores
  1822. Consumers cut spending 0.2 percent in April
  1823. Fed minutes show concerns about bond purchases
  1824. Steely Edge-- Best-selling author believes 'Super' hero still matters
  1825. Class-action ruling leaves unanswered questions
  1826. Financial discipline grows 5 years after economic crisis
  1827. Dow closes above 15,000 for first time; what next?
  1828. New car too pricey? Used car prices are dropping
  1829. Former chief justice speaks on professionalism, integrity
  1830. The good life: Blind attorney happily retired after 38 years of practicing law
  1831. Attorneys weigh in on good/bad law-related movies
  1832. TAKING STOCK: Mortgage units
  1833. Mortgage units
  1834. Tax cheats pony up $5.5B in IRS amnesty program
  1835. Consumers boost spending 0.2 pct.
  1836. Homebuilder confidence rises in May from April
  1837. Bernanke says bank rules fair price for damage done
  1838. Global reach-- Area attorney specializes in international adoption
  1839. New industry survey examines changing legal market
  1840. TAKING STOCK: A managed risk
  1841. Six tips on effectively managing 401(k) plans
  1842. Fed keeps stimulus, criticizes Congress
  1843. Consumer sentiment reaches 6-year high in July
  1844. Oakland County budget balanced through 2017
  1845. TAKING STOCK: The sham that is the diamond market
  1846. Michigan police ranks down 16 percent from decade ago
  1847. Asked & Answered
  1848. Riding high-- Law school professor writing 'Little Book of Horse Racing'
  1849. CYBERSPACE SIGHTING: Firm launches electronic payments law blog
  1850. TAKING STOCK: Afraid to invest
  1851. TAKING STOCK: JPMorgan Chase & Co.
  1852. JPMorgan Chase & Co.
  1853. S&P boosts outlook for U.S. government's long-term debt
  1854. LEGAL PEOPLE
  1855. 'Consumer Bankruptcy Forum' offered by Federal Bar, April 24
  1856. Several states have laws aimed at helping broke cities
  1857. Attorney writes how-to guide for executors
  1858. Home sales tick up to highest in 3 1/2 years
  1859. Sikhs added to hate crime statistics
  1860. Affordable Care Act continues in complexity, attorneys say
  1861. E-filing is coming-- Southfield company will make it happen
  1862. Tips for instilling money management skills in teens
  1863. Restaurants at rest stops? Michigan puts out feelers
  1864. Perrigo to buy Elan, seeks tax savings
  1865. Average credit card debt per borrower dips in 2Q
  1866. Average U.S. household far from regaining its wealth
  1867. Firm plans 'Taxation and Succession Planning Institute'
  1868. TAKING STOCK: High-yield real estate investment trusts
  1869. High-yield real estate investment trusts
  1870. Understanding Mutual Fund Investment Terms
  1871. How higher rates touch consumers, firms
  1872. IRS, ex-Pistons owner's estate in tax dispute
  1873. Afraid to invest
  1874. Corzine sued over failure of MF Global
  1875. Mid-year mutual fund review: Bond funds sink
  1876. European stock funds are coming back en vogue
  1877. Attorney says Detroit art appraisal 'just part of the process'
  1878. The sham that is the diamond market
  1879. COMMENTARY: Beyond settlements--Highlights from law students' mediations
  1880. Detroit to receive $52.3M to fight blight
  1881. TAKING STOCK: Out to pasture
  1882. Out to pasture
  1883. Firm celebrates anniversary with 100 Acts of Kindness
  1884. Berkshire buys up GM stock, cuts Kraft, Mondelez
  1885. Fido's health care
  1886. Double duty: Law student spends more time in classroom than most
  1887. Wayne State University Law School honored for diversity outreach
  1888. EXPERT WITNESS: Effective storytelling in the courtroom or How to keep your jurors awake (Part Two)
  1889. EXPERT WITNESS: What if your client doesn't go to AA?
  1890. Money Matters: Discount-narrowing techniques used by CEFs
  1891. Firm co-sponsoring event to benefit HAVEN
  1892. Understanding the SEC's money-market reforms
  1893. TiVo settles patent disputes with Cisco, Motorola and Time Warner
  1894. TAKING STOCK: Short-term investing
  1895. Short-term investing
  1896. FHA reverse mortgage losses may require bailout
  1897. Home sales hit 5.4 million in July, highest since '09
  1898. Homebuilder confidence rises in May from April
  1899. Former chief justice speaks on professionalism and integrity
  1900. Marketplace Professor helps students develop business acumen
  1901. Professor helps students develop business acumen
  1902. Sears Holdings and First PacTrust Bancorp
  1903. Union-company agreement to be refereed by Supreme Court
  1904. 3+3 Program equals time and money saved
  1905. Considerations for family or closely held Business Clients
  1906. Foreclosure Investigation by Register of Deeds leads to renewed funding to assist homeowners
  1907. TAKING STOCK: Out to pasture
  1908. Out to pasture
  1909. TAKING STOCK: Beemers and Beetles
  1910. Beemers and Beetles
  1911. EXPERT WITNESS: Effective storytelling in the courtroom or how to keep your jurors awake (Part One)
  1912. Trott Launches Congressional Bid
  1913. Federal program aims to keep kids on the right side of law
  1914. Michigan Historical Center extends opportunity to honor outstanding history teachers
  1915. Calif. city moves ahead with eminent domain plan
  1916. Nuveen Municipal Value Fund or Claire's Stores
  1917. GM targets 10 pct. pretax margin by mid-decade
  1918. Able assistant Longtime prosecutor joins neighboring county office
  1919. What makes a good law-related movie? Snappy one-liners don't hurt, attorneys say
  1920. Why the Dow is getting a makeover
  1921. Consumers making mortgage payments priority again
  1922. UBS paying $50M to settle SEC charges on bond sale
  1923. Gov't sues BofA over mortgage bond sale
  1924. Home prices rise 12.2 percent, best in 6 years
  1925. Law school graduates lose appeal over tuition, jobs
  1926. OCBA UPDATE: La Vida LOCA - OCBA style
  1927. OFF THE PRESS
  1928. TAKING STOCK: NextEra Energy
  1929. Marketplace: Professor helps students develop business acumen
  1930. TAKING STOCK: Tesla
  1931. An idiot for a stockbroker
  1932. Q&A looks into turmoil in emerging Asian markets
  1933. Detroit to receive $52.3M to fight blight
  1934. Bites derided as unreliable in court
  1935. OFF THE PRESS
  1936. Ex-Oakland U. president getting nearly $300K
  1937. Michigan justices take appeal in demolition case
  1938. Electronic filing manager selected by SCAO
  1939. Labor attorney is longest-serving faculty member at MSU law school
  1940. TAKING STOCK: Buy gold?
  1941. Buy gold?
  1942. TAKING STOCK: Duke Energy Money Market Fund
  1943. Duke Energy Money Market Fund
  1944. Today's shunned stocks may be long-term winners
  1945. Student loans becoming point of concern for engaged couples
  1946. Business owners still struggling after budget cuts
  1947. Bills let agencies refuse adoptions due to morals
  1948. A managed risk
  1949. Former Justice Hathaway gets prison in fraud case
  1950. Swiss, U.S. reach deal on tax evaders
  1951. Proposal gives banks more leeway on mortgage bonds
  1952. U.S. auto sales rebound in Aug.
  1953. TAKING STOCK: An idiot for a stockbroker
  1954. Commissioners vote to support maintenance of DIA collection
  1955. Road map Professor helps spearhead Academic Success Program
  1956. Farmers face labor shortages in the fields
  1957. Oakland County closes $350 million bond deal
  1958. Banks fall short in helping struggling homeowners
  1959. TAKING STOCK: Lending money to a son and buying FBIOX
  1960. TAKING STOCK: York Water
  1961. York Water
  1962. ASKED & ANSWERED: Kathryn Smolinski on Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer
  1963. TAKING STOCK: VimpelCom
  1964. TAKING STOCK: A 2nd round of stupid
  1965. Builders boost single-family home construction
  1966. TAKING STOCK: Tax-free ETFs
  1967. Tax-free ETFs
  1968. Five tips on selling a home on your own
  1969. ASKED & ANSWERED: Don LeDuc on pressures facing the legal profession
  1970. TAKING STOCK: Investing for grandchildren
  1971. Lending money to a son and buying FBIOX
  1972. Director wins Integrity in Our Communities award, urges students to care for community
  1973. Many of Jackson's legal elders plan to stay on job
  1974. TAKING STOCK: Can you hear me now?
  1975. Tesla
  1976. Auction signals a booming Oakland real estate market
  1977. Attorney: Art appraisal 'just part of the process' Liquidation Analysis part of bankruptcy filing
  1978. Fannie sues 9 banks over LIBOR-related losses
  1979. TAKING STOCK: Sears Holdings and First PacTrust Bancorp
  1980. A BETTER VIEW: Immigration Law update
  1981. TAKING STOCK: Schwab and the 2014 market
  1982. With law degree's luster dimmed, a look at how data supports our new view of the JD
  1983. OCBA UPDATE: Beginnings
  1984. JPMorgan's $5B settlement doesn't end its troubles
  1985. NextEra Energy
  1986. TAKING STOCK: Getting even with Microsoft?
  1987. ASKED & ANSWERED: Lance Gable on NYC's portion cap rule
  1988. Attorney: Art appraisal 'just part of the process'
  1989. Cooley Law professors file amicus brief in Michigan Marriage Equality case
  1990. All Michigan universities charge U.S. military veterans in-state rates
  1991. COMMENTARY: Revisiting the austerity debate ahead of fall German election
  1992. Mortgage interest deductions do have some restrictions
  1993. A 2nd round of stupid
  1994. Home sales hit 6 1/2-year high but could slow soon
  1995. Money Matters: Fiduciaries' obligations and 401(k) plans
  1996. Spartan Stores completes Nash Finch Co. deal
  1997. Thursday Profile- Sarah B. Vasquez
  1998. New JCBA president plans more outreach
  1999. Firm expands 'Deal Incubator' to Detroit
  2000. Retired couples may need $220K for health care
  2001. Can you hear me now?
  2002. Attorney: Art appraisal 'just part of the process'
  2003. SEC approves $8B sale of NYSE parent to ICE
  2004. COMMENTARY: Preparing for your divorce consultation
  2005. JPMorgan pays $100M, admits fault in London trades
  2006. Michigan justices take appeal in demolition case
  2007. Electronic filing manager selected by SCAO
  2008. TAKING STOCK: Hungarian phone company and Berry Plastics
  2009. ASKED & ANSWERED: Brian McKeen on medical malpractice lawsuit
  2010. Mutual funds go from worst to first, again
  2011. ASKED & ANSWERED: Steven D. Sallen on Phoenix Center condemnation
  2012. Late-payment rate on mortgages down in 3Q
  2013. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2014. Compuware replaces two directors
  2015. Federal court looks to simplify electronic discovery process
  2016. Half of older workers delay retirement plans
  2017. EXPERT WITNESS: One year license suspension? Good luck with that!
  2018. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy--Understanding Detroit's bankruptcy (part one)
  2019. Retiree trust assets grow on Chrysler Group's value
  2020. TAKING STOCK: 5 No-load mutual funds with excellent 10-year records
  2021. Court unlikely to say union-casino pact illegal
  2022. COMMENTARY: Rent, buy or condo?
  2023. TAKING STOCK: Floating rate
  2024. Late-payment rate on mortgages down in 3Q
  2025. State OKs cigarette tax deal despite complaints
  2026. Snyder proclaims Nov. as Hire a Veteran Month
  2027. Appeals court deals blow to contraceptive mandate
  2028. TAKING STOCK: 'I need income now'
  2029. 'I need income now'
  2030. Not all bond funds are created equal
  2031. Dow Chemical looking to spin off, sell 40 plants
  2032. ASKED & ANSWERED: David DuMouchel on sentence guidelines for white-collar crimes
  2033. California city looks to seize loans to ease mortgages
  2034. Finance Committee wraps up county budget, Commissioners prepare for September 19th Budget Adoption for Fiscal Year 2014/2016
  2035. From the desk of Eric Schertzing, Ingham County Treasurer: Land Bank/Treasury Update_
  2036. Floating Rate
  2037. Fund investors may face a bigger tax bill for 2013
  2038. Investors hungrier for stock funds, but finicky
  2039. Panel expects same-sex marriage to become legal in Michigan
  2040. Law Life: Mobile apps for the paperless law office
  2041. TAKING STOCK: Stocks for grandkids
  2042. EXPERT WITNESS: Effective storytelling in the courtroom: or How to keep your jurors awake (part three)
  2043. ASKED & ANSWERED: George W. Ash on the defense industry in Michigan
  2044. City moves ahead with eminent domain plan
  2045. Bigger worries swirling around stocks of smaller companies
  2046. Rising interest rates weigh on real estate mutual funds
  2047. ASKED & ANSWERED: Brendan Chard on a law firm's website
  2048. TAKING STOCK: Utilities
  2049. Hungarian phone company and Berry Plastics
  2050. TAKING STOCK: Synovus
  2051. Are Master Limited Partnerships for you?
  2052. Bills signed to consolidate local election canvassing boards
  2053. Investing for grandchildren
  2054. OFF THE PRESS
  2055. Stryker buying Mako Surgical for about $1.41B
  2056. Getting even with Microsoft?
  2057. Home and stock values boost U.S. household wealth
  2058. TAKING STOCK: Which stocks should I buy?
  2059. Which stocks should I buy?
  2060. Tepid retail sales raising doubts about economy
  2061. Stumbling block cited in JPMorgan talks
  2062. Attorney joins leadership of SBM Negligence Law Section
  2063. Once-frothy Nasdaq tries to reach dot-com peak
  2064. TAKING STOCK: Potbelly
  2065. Wait, bond funds are posting gains?
  2066. Money Matters: Discount for embedded capital gains and fair value standard
  2067. Attorney: Art appraisal 'just part of the process'
  2068. EXPERT WITNESS: Mental health care in Michigan
  2069. Gov. signs bill on business improvement zones
  2070. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2071. TAKING STOCK: Invest funds from divorce
  2072. Tesla shares in high gear on strong 4th quarter sales
  2073. JPMorgan admits fault, pays $920M in trading loss
  2074. Symposium celebrates 50th Anniversary of Michigan Constitution: Former Michigan attorney general Frank Kelley to provide keynote address
  2075. Taking Stock- When will the market settle?
  2076. Six key considerations for unwed couples buying a home
  2077. County Treasurer Meisner lauds bankruptcy judge's warning on sale of art
  2078. Corporations still deal-shy
  2079. Schwab and the 2014 market
  2080. Federal Reserve to reduce pace of bond buying by another $10 billion
  2081. Paint, Plant, Play--The 3 Ps: Co-founder of Summer in the City works to 'repair world' in Detroit
  2082. 6 tips to weigh the best resale home improvements
  2083. How Volcker Rule would limit banks' risky bets
  2084. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2085. TAKING STOCK: Caesars Entertainment
  2086. Detroit creditors receive preliminary plan
  2087. TAKING STOCK: FireEye and Yellen
  2088. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy--Understanding Detroit's bankruptcy (part II)
  2089. FireEye and Yellen
  2090. Late-payment rate on mortgages down
  2091. TAKING STOCK: High-yield short-term bonds
  2092. Michigan sticks with plan to launch Internet lottery
  2093. TAKING STOCK: Broker recommends equity-indexed annuity
  2094. MY TURN: Matter of 'Trust'--Book offers blueprint for leadership success
  2095. Utilities
  2096. A fabulous year for many mutual funds
  2097. Bank of America and Procter & Gamble
  2098. High-yield short-term bonds
  2099. Recommendation for law school pro bono aspirational guideline supported by ABA
  2100. State capitol designated historic site
  2101. TAKING STOCK: Synovus
  2102. Top 10 gifts of 2013 show rebound in philanthropy
  2103. Five money resolutions for the new year
  2104. Cooley first in nation for minority graduates
  2105. Judge OKs child cancer lawsuit against Whirlpool
  2106. The good life-- Happily retired after 38 years in law, Roger Chard reflects on a life well lived
  2107. TAKING STOCK: Bitcoin
  2108. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Preparing for Detroit's Recovery--Economics for Everyone (part five)
  2109. Bitcoin
  2110. Justice Dept. official admonishes bankers
  2111. Despite surge, many don't see a stock bubble
  2112. Dow Chemical swings to 4Q profit, tops forecasts
  2113. Deal OK'd for Fannie to get $537M on Lehman claim
  2114. District court announces first Eviction Diversion Program in Macomb County
  2115. TAKING STOCK: Should I sell my stocks?
  2116. Should I sell my stocks?
  2117. More investors are saying 'hola' to foreign funds
  2118. Fannie would get about $537M in deal with Lehman
  2119. Agents seize $723,000 in fake sport gear leading up to Winter Classic
  2120. Auto sales best in 6 years, but demand seen ebbing
  2121. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Reflecting and reminiscing
  2122. ASKED & ANSWERED: Rep. Lisa Posthumus Lyons on epinephrine injectors bill
  2123. Treasurer, Accounting Aid Society partner to help Oakland taxpayers
  2124. TAKING STOCK: Foreign utilities
  2125. TAKING STOCK: Kinkade
  2126. GM spending on vehicles, regions dents bottom line
  2127. TAKING STOCK: Quest Diagnostics
  2128. Cannery contamination case can go forward
  2129. The $2 bill
  2130. ASKED & ANSWERED: Janet Welch on voluntary State Bar membership
  2131. Republican group shows support for gay marriage
  2132. Wealth gap: A guide to what it is, why it matters
  2133. TAKING STOCK: Preferred stocks
  2134. Preferred stocks
  2135. Third Point says it bought stake in Dow Chemical
  2136. FDIC sues 16 big banks that set key rate
  2137. TAKING STOCK: Bank of America and Procter & Gamble
  2138. Court Reporting & Captioning Week hailed as a huge success
  2139. How to determine a company's value
  2140. Mental health courts legislation signed by Calley
  2141. TAKING STOCK: Pot stocks
  2142. Pot stocks
  2143. TAKING STOCK: The $2 bill
  2144. Meeting to take a look at alternative careers with a law degree, March 11
  2145. Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel forms Strategic Marketing Agreement with Talmer Bank and Trust
  2146. TAKING STOCK: Newspaper stocks for the long term
  2147. Dream On: Justice Advocacy Competition slated for February
  2148. Goal oriented: NHL coach handled rigors of law school
  2149. Finding profit opportunities in closed-end funds
  2150. Chrysler IPO could happen by year end
  2151. Top Michigan laws of 2013 led by Medicaid expansion
  2152. Has the Federal Reserve been fueling bubbles? You be the judge
  2153. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Return on investment - mediation style
  2154. How to tackle financial records clutter
  2155. COMMENTARY: College subsidies a growing problem
  2156. Audit finds one-stop state licensing system little used
  2157. Classes for new LL.M. degree in U.S. Law begin in fall
  2158. Mutual fund fee that may be good
  2159. Patterson honored as a Public Official of the Year
  2160. Number of U.S. farms declines, farmers getting older
  2161. Value of MSU endowment tops $2 billion for first time
  2162. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2163. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2164. Taking Stock ... A map of Atlas
  2165. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2166. Solid growth brightens 2014 outlook
  2167. Government wants Bank of America to pay $2.1B in penalties for bad loans
  2168. Household wealth reaches a high of $77 trillion
  2169. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  2170. TAKING STOCK: AT&T and the market
  2171. AT&T and the market
  2172. Treasurer, Accounting Aid Society partner to help Oakland taxpayers
  2173. Home market: Few buyers and not enough sellers
  2174. McCree Award winners honored at ceremony
  2175. Newspaper stocks for the long term
  2176. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy--Preparing for Detroit's recovery--Economics for Everyone (part six)
  2177. Treasurer, Accounting Aid Society partner to help Oakland taxpayers
  2178. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  2179. TAKING STOCK: The Russian Google and Puerto Rican bonds
  2180. The Russian Google and Puerto Rican bonds
  2181. No need to defend gay marriage bans, says U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder
  2182. Home prices dip for second straight month
  2183. Survey finds counteroffers more common as law firms seek to retain top legal talent
  2184. Judge orders ex-trader to pay $825,000
  2185. TAKING STOCK: Marriott
  2186. Proposal would overhaul Michigan tax appeals
  2187. TAKING STOCK: A map of Atlas
  2188. A map of Atlas
  2189. SPORTS IN THE COURTS: Unionization efforts may produce a Pyrrhic victory
  2190. NO BETTER VIEW: Elective share needs reformed
  2191. College endowments have strong year
  2192. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2193. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2194. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2195. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2196. Federal regulators act to require stronger bank capital
  2197. Looks like a bad recommendation
  2198. TAKING STOCK: General Electric the cure for an aggressive portfolio
  2199. Judge upholds country of origin label for meat
  2200. Strong earnings fail to impress jittery market
  2201. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2202. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2203. Protect business value by investing in employees futures
  2204. Judge Rhodes allows some property appeals in Detroit bankruptcy
  2205. What to expect from a bond mutual fund
  2206. What to expect from a bond mutual fund
  2207. Legal community mourns loss of `gentleman attorney'
  2208. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Michigan Business Courts--The expanding role of ADR
  2209. New law says rebuilt homes don't have more taxes
  2210. JPMorgan $13B deal may not end legal woes
  2211. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2212. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2213. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2214. TAKING STOCK: Variable annuities and the S&P 500
  2215. Variable Annuities and the S&P 500
  2216. Home prices dipped in Nov. on colder weather
  2217. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2218. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2219. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2220. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2221. Household wealth hit high in first quarter
  2222. Mich. economic outlook better, still not great
  2223. Judge rejects Justice Dept. request on phone records
  2224. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2225. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2226. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2227. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2228. Growth or value? Fund investors' choice is clear
  2229. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy--Understanding Detroit's bankruptcy-economics for everyone (part three)
  2230. Bernanke says bold actions critical in Fed's 100 years
  2231. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2232. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2233. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2234. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2235. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2236. Volunteer fire department celebrates 100 years
  2237. Late-payment rate on mortgages falls in 4Q
  2238. Patterson highlights five new major programs in State of the County speech
  2239. TAKING STOCK: Sonic
  2240. Attorney's project aims to preserve treasures from local Catholic schools
  2241. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg ranks as biggest giver in '13
  2242. It takes more to diversify than investing abroad
  2243. Consumer spending up 0.4 percent in Dec.
  2244. Mortgage manager in $2B deal over loan abuses
  2245. TAKING STOCK: Looking for growth, income and an inflation hedge
  2246. TAKING STOCK: Investing in Germany
  2247. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Overcoming reluctance to engage in mediation
  2248. Federal Reserve blocks Citigroup from raising dividends, buybacks
  2249. COMMENTARY: Shop small this Saturday
  2250. Broker recommends equity-indexed annuity
  2251. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2252. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2253. Wishy-Washy Broker
  2254. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  2255. Sales of existing homes up 4.9 percent in May
  2256. In the U.S., two housing markets and two directions
  2257. Expanded housing support programs announced
  2258. Borrowers paying mortgages ahead of credit card bills
  2259. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2260. Michigan releases 5 year forest management plan
  2261. IRS says bitcoin will be taxed like property
  2262. New laws boost Michigan craft beer industry
  2263. Americans see middle class status slipping
  2264. Making it big a slippery slope for crowd-funded companies
  2265. Daily Briefs
  2266. Investor sentiment on tech goes from giddy to glum
  2267. TAKING STOCK: Annuities and GMIB
  2268. Leelanau County sheriff's department gets police dog
  2269. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2270. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2271. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2272. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2273. THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: The misery of condemning and judging others
  2274. TAKING STOCK: European stocks
  2275. Nearly all major U.S. banks pass Fed 'stress tests'
  2276. ASKED & ANSWERED: Heather Simmons on the future of law libraries
  2277. TAKING STOCK: Investing in Germany
  2278. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2279. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2280. SEC votes to end $1 a share for some money funds
  2281. Rejected atheist booth in Warren city hall building draws lawsuit
  2282. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2283. IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2284. New book guides young lawyers to career success
  2285. Abandoned last year, bond funds are back on top
  2286. How the decline in stocks could help your 401(k)
  2287. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  2288. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for small groups (part two)
  2289. Credit-reporting firm sued for errors
  2290. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for small groups (part two)
  2291. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2292. Snyder signs bill easing rental property tax burden
  2293. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2294. Firm helps announce 2014 Entrepreneurship Challenge winners
  2295. Patterson's budget recommendation balanced for Fiscal Years 2015 - 2017
  2296. Under Analysis ...
  2297. Economy shrank at steep 2.9 percent rate in Q1
  2298. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2299. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2300. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2301. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2302. Taking Stock ... Wishy-washy broker
  2303. Lawyers publish paper on increased efficiency
  2304. Investing in Germany
  2305. Giving gold mutual funds another go
  2306. TAKING STOCK: Looking for growth, income and an inflation hedge
  2307. Under Analysis
  2308. TAKING STOCK: Convertible bonds
  2309. TAKING STOCK: Convertible bonds
  2310. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2311. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2312. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2313. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2314. ESTATE STRATEGIES: IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2315. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2316. TAKING STOCK: Cheap stocks
  2317. Five tips for selling a home for the best price
  2318. Downside of low mortgage rates? Less homes selling
  2319. TAKING STOCK: Stansberry and IBM
  2320. Monday Profile: Karen S. Sendelbach
  2321. ESTATE STRATEGIES: Consider termination of your late spouse's trust
  2322. Goldman in deal worth $1.2B over U.S. bond claims
  2323. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2324. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2325. IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2326. IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2327. Trust now may be needed to protect inherited IRA
  2328. Technology and changes in the law
  2329. Investing in Germany
  2330. ASKED & ANSWERED: Teresa Garber on planning for the future of legal support professionals
  2331. Judges weigh gay marriage cases from four states
  2332. CYBERSPACE SIGHTING: Site aims to protect and preserve the Seventh Amendment right to trial by jury
  2333. 5 bills that could change charitable contribution rules
  2334. Former trader gets 2 years in prison for fraud
  2335. IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2336. Credit-reporting firm sued for errors
  2337. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  2338. Regulators set rules meant to ward off bank crisis
  2339. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2340. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2341. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2342. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2343. SEC adopts rules on loan-backed securities
  2344. Oklahoma Landowners sue over wind farm plan
  2345. Monday Profile: Laura Sagolla
  2346. Taking Stock: Dunkin' Donuts
  2347. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2348. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2349. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2350. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2351. TAKING STOCK: Portfolio income during retirement
  2352. Michigan voters approve business tax cut
  2353. TAKING STOCK: Pfizer
  2354. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for small groups (part three)
  2355. Detroit bankruptcy vote due out July 21
  2356. Like stocks, junk bonds show investor jitters
  2357. TAKING STOCK: A media sandwich
  2358. Wayne Law named a Best Value law school
  2359. How foreign is your foreign stock fund?
  2360. TAKING STOCK: TIPS and interest rates
  2361. Federal judge to hear suits alleging GM cars lost value
  2362. National Roundup
  2363. Business Tim Hortons a big part of Canadian identity
  2364. ADR SPOTLIGHT-ADR and the Business Courts: Value added and innovation
  2365. Expanded housing support programs announced
  2366. FAA, developers clash on tall buildings proposal
  2367. Funds are going smaller game hunting for dividends
  2368. TAKING STOCK: Sky-high
  2369. Lex Mundi Institute marks its 10th anniversary
  2370. Muskegon kayak manufacturer planning $5 million expansion
  2371. Judge says city isn't on hook for property values
  2372. British bank HSBC paying $550M to resolve mortgage bond claims
  2373. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2374. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2375. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2376. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2377. TAKING STOCK: DuPont
  2378. John Nevin on state e-filing system
  2379. EXPERT WITNESS-Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy: Economics for small groups (part four)--wisdom, giving, invisible assets
  2380. Trust now may be needed to protect inherited IRA
  2381. Slower growth for U.S. home prices in August
  2382. Auto loans soar to highest in 8 years
  2383. A 'Daily Dozen' worth repeating
  2384. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2385. Can Africa keep its economic winning streak alive?
  2386. Fannie, Freddie post profits in 2Q; pay dividends
  2387. Oakland County Board continues budget hearings
  2388. TAKING STOCK: Cheap stocks
  2389. 'Human props' stay in houses to help sales
  2390. TAKING STOCK: A good prospect
  2391. Firm hosts stress management event with nonprofits
  2392. Bernanke defends AIG bailout in court
  2393. TAKING STOCK: Stay away from these stocks
  2394. Alternative funds are drawing dollars, questions
  2395. Michigan mom of autistic girl pleads guilty to child abuse
  2396. TAKING STOCK: A good prospect
  2397. Dow Chemical looking to sell three more businesses
  2398. Is a home equity line of credit a good fit for you?
  2399. Smart financial planning for entrepreneurs
  2400. State Bar of Michigan opposes Senate Bill 743, asks for Michigan Supreme Court Review
  2401. Economy Did it Work? Many economists agree Fed's stimulus accomplished bulk of goals
  2402. TAKING STOCK: Inflation and interest rates
  2403. RESTORE Foundation receives grant from OCBF
  2404. On the Money: 5 tips for selling your home for the best price
  2405. IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2406. Expanded housing support programs announced
  2407. Patent portfolio To file or not to file: that is often the question
  2408. Morgan Stanley paying $275M to settle civil charges by SEC
  2409. Task force recommends that State Bar remains mandatory, makes changes
  2410. Foreign utilities
  2411. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2412. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2413. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2414. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2415. EXPERT WITNESS--Sufficient Affluence/Sustainable Economy: Economics for everyone (part seven)
  2416. OCBA UPDATE: Education as a civil right
  2417. Alibaba risk: China's rise leaves out investors
  2418. COMMENTARY: Deposition, Japanese style can be a road less traveled
  2419. TAKING STOCK: Bad biotech and IT recommendations
  2420. Justice Dept. seeks new tool against data fraud
  2421. Attorneys' paper examines meaning of efficiency
  2422. Bank of America paying $7.65M to resolve inquiry
  2423. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2424. TAKING STOCK: Taxes and the Internet
  2425. Home price gains slow in June
  2426. A life led in the 'ideal of public service' DMBA Foundation honors Congressman Dingell with Dennis Archer Award
  2427. Social Enterprise Alliance announces new chapter
  2428. Rural upbringing helped to instill lifelong values in retiring district judge
  2429. 2015 may be great year to apply to law school
  2430. Oil boom, housing bust alter U.S. spending trends
  2431. Federal Reserve report finds median incomes drop for all but wealthiest
  2432. Airlines among the strongest stocks in 2014
  2433. General counsel see health care and cybersecurity as growing concerns
  2434. Same old, same old never gets old
  2435. MY TURN: A 'Daily Dozen' worth repeating
  2436. ADR and the Business Courts: Value added and innovation
  2437. View innovation in terms of its collective impact
  2438. How well did the Federal Reserve's stimulus work?
  2439. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2440. IRA trusts can be useful to counteract recent SCOTUS ruling
  2441. New book guides young lawyers to career success
  2442. Mutual funds take a summer break
  2443. OFF THE PRESS
  2444. TAKING STOCK: Investing in tax liens
  2445. Four benefits changes that may stem from overhaul tax
  2446. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2447. TAKING STOCK: Keep Wal-Mart stock?
  2448. Pivotal Moments campaign launched to raise $750M
  2449. ADR SPOTLIGHT-ADR and the Business Courts: Value added and innovation
  2450. ADR and the business courts: Value added and innovation
  2451. Five tips for selling a home for the best price
  2452. A stitch in time
  2453. A stitch in time Attorney heads up law firm's fashion and design law team
  2454. A stitch in time
  2455. A stitch in time Attorney heads up law firm's fashion and design law team
  2456. Have small-cap stocks suffered enough?
  2457. TAKING STOCK: A piece of the pie
  2458. TAKING STOCK: A smokin' stock
  2459. Institute to measure impact of spending
  2460. Lansing Interview: Sen. Meekhof hails union, abortion laws Says health care policy needs attention because of state's aging population
  2461. Tri-Pointe Community Credit Union and Genisys Credit Union to merge
  2462. Citigroup to take $3.5 billion charge
  2463. What Japan's stimulus jolt means for investors
  2464. Of Mutual Interest What Japan's stimulus jolt means for investors
  2465. Professor speaks on living a life after law school
  2466. Home prices accelerated in October, according to data provider CoreLogic
  2467. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2468. TAKING STOCK: Inept regulators
  2469. Corporate deals set to return to pre-crisis levels
  2470. Investors say 'bye,' but not 'ciao,' to stock pickers
  2471. SEC adopts rules on loan-backed securities
  2472. Oklahoma Landowners sue over wind farm plan
  2473. Alibaba seeks to raise up to $24.3B in IPO record
  2474. Investors say 'bye,' but not 'ciao,' to stock pickers
  2475. TAKING STOCK: Government hands on Roth IRAs?
  2476. Montana Ex-billionaire must appear in bankruptcy court
  2477. Attorney believes in common sense approach to law
  2478. One lawyer's musings on the Magna Carta
  2479. MY TURN: Attorney believes in common sense approach to law
  2480. TAKING STOCK: Planning retirement without social security
  2481. Blue Jeans Lecture: Law professor speaks on living a meaningful life beyond law school
  2482. Detroit hires company to reappraise real estate
  2483. Make yourself a household name
  2484. Deposition, Japanese style can be a road less traveled
  2485. Mich. Education Savings Program's fees drop as total assets top $4B
  2486. Keeping up with federal labor laws
  2487. Blue Jeans Lecture Law professor speaks on living a meaningful life beyond law school
  2488. Dealing with Detroit's major post-bankruptcy problem: A real-estate primer for attorneys and economists
  2489. EXPERT WITNESS - Dealing with Detroit's major post-bankruptcy problem: A real-estate primer for attorneys and economists
  2490. Professor knows boundaries of law
  2491. TAKING STOCK: Verizon is a foundation stock
  2492. Small CPAs living larger through new partnerships
  2493. Kilpatrick hit with big fine in SEC case
  2494. COMMENTARY: How to make outsourcing work for small firms
  2495. MY TURN: Professor knows boundaries of law
  2496. Business Tim Hortons a big part of Canadian identity
  2497. SEC adopts rules on loan-backed securities
  2498. EXPERT WITNESS - Detroit's Grand Bargain: Bankruptcy, settlement, and the road to revitalization
  2499. Supreme Court justices to consider when second mortgage can be void
  2500. Bull market for stocks kept on going in 2014
  2501. Attach price to promise when billing initial consult
  2502. Genisys Credit Union team in action for the holidays
  2503. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2504. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2505. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2506. Genisys Credit Union team in action for the holidays
  2507. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2508. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2509. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2510. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2511. College sees small, big benefits with loan promise
  2512. TAKING STOCK: The magical third year
  2513. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2514. Director of American Bar Foundation to step down, return to faculty
  2515. SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK
  2516. TAKING STOCK: Annuity vs. stock
  2517. U.S. sets new policy on ineffective lawyer claims
  2518. Why the U.S. will power the world economy in 2015
  2519. Home price growth slows for 11th consecutive month
  2520. Oklahoma Landowners sue over wind farm plan
  2521. ADR and the business courts: Value added and innovation
  2522. Professor knows boundaries of law
  2523. Professor knows boundaries of law
  2524. Election years remind trial lawyers what works -- and what doesn't
  2525. ABA launches concentrated CLE webinar on legal project management
  2526. Demosthenes Lorandos on Parental Alienation Syndrome
  2527. Is a home equity line of credit a fit?
  2528. Is too much index investing a problem?
  2529. Reconnecting value to costs for services
  2530. Russia's sinking economy becoming a global threat
  2531. Economy Escaping the wealth gap can mean fleeing hometowns Trend has emerged of more-educated people moving, less-educated staying
  2532. Business Is rider safety the real Achilles heel for Uber and Lyft?
  2533. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2534. Duly Noted . . .
  2535. Subprime services company abandons disputed fees
  2536. TAKING STOCK: Avon lady
  2537. THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Celebrating Christmas
  2538. Battle Creek Mexican Farmer's co-op expands by partnering with businesses
  2539. @White=[C] Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2540. Bank of America taking $400M charge
  2541. TAKING STOCK: Allete has the power
  2542. Sacks named executive director of Michigan Indigent Defense Commission
  2543. Sacks named first executive director of Michigan Indigent Defense Commission
  2544. ASKED & ANSWERED: Dan Penning on cottage law
  2545. Resourceful: The 'Legacy Society' launched by OCBF
  2546. TAKING STOCK: Is Health Care REIT a good bet?
  2547. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2548. Report urges action on statewide e-filing to increase efficiency
  2549. Judge drops rape charge against ex-Tigers pitcher
  2550. Blindsided by the real world
  2551. Demosthenes Lorandos on Parental Alienation Syndrome
  2552. Energy stocks: Buy low or get out of the way?
  2553. TAKING STOCK: Is Health Care REIT a good bet?
  2554. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2555. As stocks rise, so does anxiety: Time to get out?
  2556. New home sales surge 11.6 percent
  2557. Home price gains slow in November on weaker sales
  2558. TAKING STOCK: Health stocks for the long term
  2559. New home sales surge 11.6 percent
  2560. Muskegon Art museum celebrates 100 years of existence Building of art museum was unprecedented for small town
  2561. Strong dollar means cheap gas, imports for U.S., pain abroad
  2562. TAKING STOCK: A slimming giant
  2563. @White=[C] Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2564. Quiet year in terms of tax changes, but Affordable Care Act provides twist
  2565. ABA book explores the delivery of legal services and lawyers' happiness
  2566. SEA launches Detroit regional chapter
  2567. Wall Street Morgan Stanley pushed murky China stock to market Mysterious investment research group alleges company exaggerated value of its business
  2568. For trial attorneys, vulnerability is power
  2569. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2570. Investors say 'bye,' but not 'ciao,' to stock pickers
  2571. Genisys Credit Union team in action for the holidays
  2572. Home price gains slow in November on weaker sales
  2573. Ensure that team dynamics will be a force for good
  2574. COMMENTARY: Justice Cavanagh's remarkable judicial career celebrated
  2575. Don Katz on Cybercurrency Bitcoin
  2576. Constantly changing online prices stump shoppers
  2577. Sacks named first executive director of Michigan Indigent Defense Commission
  2578. Demosthenes Lorandos on Parental Alienation Syndrome
  2579. Sacks to head up Michigan Indigent Defense Commission
  2580. TAKING STOCK: Big banks and good pizza
  2581. Utah Mormon leaders call for measures protecting gay rights New approach could profoundly change political calculations in Mormon strongholds
  2582. Study reveals changes in legal profession
  2583. Wealth Gap Moving On Escaping the wealth gap can mean fleeing hometowns
  2584. Holiday shopping hiccup: U.S. retail sales fell in Dec.
  2585. Negotiation skills can be taught
  2586. What to expect from bond mutual fund
  2587. TAKING STOCK: Coal stocks
  2588. New exemptions from the uncapping of the taxable value of residential real property
  2589. U-M Law School to host Ruth Bader Ginsburg Feb. 6
  2590. Top 2014 business stories: U.S. grows, world slows
  2591. A fine tool for succession planning
  2592. How to make outsourcing work for small firms
  2593. Study on lawyer careers reveals changing profession
  2594. Litigation treatise a masterwork, both accessible and deep
  2595. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2596. Survey: General counsel see health care and cybersecurity as growing concerns
  2597. Decoding the jargon of mutual funds: a look from A to E
  2598. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2599. Turning relationships into revenue
  2600. Why inflation stays ultra-low while job growth is surging
  2601. Report urges action on statewide e-filing system
  2602. At Jackson Hole, central bankers eye varying goals
  2603. TAKING STOCK: Big banks and good pizza
  2604. Deposition, Japanese style can be a road less traveled
  2605. ABA launches concentrated CLE webinar on project management
  2606. TAKING STOCK: Amazon.com and American First Multifamily Investors
  2607. Janet Welch on the Future of Legal Services in Michigan
  2608. Banning blasphemy
  2609. Consider 'culture shock' before merger
  2610. Federal analysis: Arts, culture add $700B to U.S. economy
  2611. TAKING STOCK: Cars and loans
  2612. TAKING STOCK: The magical third year
  2613. Professor knows boundaries of law
  2614. Study reveals changes in legal profession
  2615. 6,000 reasons to make a retirement plan
  2616. Investors' appetite for startups fed by stock market gains
  2617. Enduring spirit Ford dealership chairman saluted at 'Soul Food' event
  2618. What happens in Vegas might not stay there
  2619. To better gauge damages, get to know your jury
  2620. ABA book explores how to improve delivery of legal services and the happiness of lawyers
  2621. The response to violence
  2622. Lawmaker takes oath of office and looks forward to 114th Congress
  2623. Obama to reduce FHA mortgage premium rate to spur buying
  2624. Airlines are at it again, changing frequent-flier programs
  2625. Court to consider when second mortgage can be void
  2626. Toward a more open bar
  2627. Supreme Court Watch Justices divide on lawyers' right to 'fees on fees' Law firm sought additional fees for defending challenge to fees
  2628. ABA panelists talk about transition from government to private practice
  2629. Justices take up dispute over California raisins
  2630. Consumer prices drop 0.4 percent in December
  2631. Technology Yahoo CEO heeds shareholders' call to spin off Alibaba stake
  2632. A look at circumstances affecting the outlook for 2015
  2633. Obama's pro-trade allies fight claims about China's currency
  2634. Saying goodbye
  2635. Business New pot shops on the block not always so popular Some business tenants say pot has ruined neighborhood of storefronts
  2636. Do-it-yourself law practice sales
  2637. Don Katz on Cybercurrency Bitcoin
  2638. Canceled debt is it taxable or not?
  2639. Can Big Data transform Michigan? Wayne State thinks so and is hosting a symposium in March to prove it
  2640. Philanthropist Stephen Ross to speak April 9 at Wayne Law
  2641. 2015 stock outlook: Good but not great, and bumpy
  2642. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2643. A look at circumstances affecting the outlook for 2015
  2644. A Top Ten list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2645. A Top Ten list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2646. A look at circumstances affecting the outlook for 2015
  2647. Turning relationships into revenue
  2648. Technology Wearable sensors gather lots of data -- now to make it useful Prospect of collecting so much personal data raises host of privacy concerns
  2649. Financial markets see reemergence of SPACs
  2650. Economy Escaping the wealth gap can mean fleeing hometowns Trend has emerged of more-educated people moving, less-educated staying
  2651. Property law-- Attorney sheds some light on local real estate market
  2652. TAKING STOCK: U.S. Steel a steal?
  2653. MSU Immigration Law Clinic recognized with award for contributions to diversity
  2654. Supreme Court justice to speak at U of M in Feb.
  2655. Resourceful
  2656. International Justice elusive 10 years after killing of Lebanon's Hariri Tribunal is widely seen as necessary step toward ending culture of impunity
  2657. Lying to the court: not a great idea
  2658. SBM McCree winners to be honored at 41st annual banquet
  2659. When a partner becomes a frenemy
  2660. Retired judge writes book about former WW II prisoner of war
  2661. High court weighs right of convicted felon to sell guns
  2662. 'Conversations on the Enduring Legacy of the Great Charter' symposium, Dec. 9
  2663. Forensic Nurses Week recognizes important work in the field
  2664. Year-End Tax Planning Considerations
  2665. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2666. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2667. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2668. A Top 10 list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2669. Of Mutual Interest Decoding the jargon of mutual funds: a look from A to E
  2670. OFF THE PRESS
  2671. Home prices coasting upward in November
  2672. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2673. S&P Dow Jones scores dismal results for active stock management
  2674. Don Katz on Cybercurrency Bitcoin
  2675. The inspiration of March Madness
  2676. Economy Higher gas costs lift U.S. consumer prices 0.2 percent
  2677. EXPERT WITNESS - Internet Marketing: An introduction for attorneys and other professional practitioners (part 3)
  2678. Michigan may be losing taxes in used vehicle sales, according to audit
  2679. Dow Chemical, Olin in $5 billion cash-and-stock deal
  2680. Justice Foundation will benefit from soiree featuring Second City humor
  2681. Trade Obama's pro-trade allies fight claims about China's currency
  2682. Detroit GM plans $5B stock buyback, averts showdown with hedge funds
  2683. U-M Law to host the Tanner Lecture with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
  2684. Estate Strategies: New exemptions from the uncapping of the taxable value of residential real property
  2685. My Turn: Ceremonies take on lasting flavor
  2686. Survey: General counsel see health care and cybersecurity as growing concerns
  2687. TAKING STOCK: Chimerix and margin accounts
  2688. Chimerix and Margin Accounts
  2689. U.S. Steel a steal?
  2690. Property law-- Attorney sheds some light on local real estate market
  2691. Why inflation stays ultra-low while job growth is surging
  2692. Low inflation likely to keep Fed 'patient' about a rate hike
  2693. Ginsburg to deliver Tanner Lecture
  2694. Closed-end fund discount narrowing techniques
  2695. 'Stout' sponsor
  2696. Retired judge writes book about former World War II prisoner of war
  2697. Dear friend passed away
  2698. GM, opponents make arguments in court over bankruptcy shield
  2699. GM, opponents argue in court
  2700. Yahoo's 1Q disappoints, but stock rises on Yahoo Japan hopes
  2701. TAKING STOCK: Is Health Care REIT a good bet?
  2702. Blue Jeans Lecture
  2703. Home price gains weakened in December on slower sales
  2704. At economic conference, Duggan says Detroit is ripe for investment
  2705. Household wealth touches record high--nearly $83 trillion
  2706. Sustainable funds' virtuous cycle: More demand, more options
  2707. OFF THE PRESS
  2708. The big picture: Former prosecutor looks at law from both sides
  2709. College sees small, big benefits with loan promise
  2710. Professor knows boundaries of law
  2711. State Roundup
  2712. Dykema lawyer authors treatise on technology transaction agreements
  2713. Personal Finance Small investors blame losses on brokers they once trusted Report: Brokers with conflicts of interest cut returns in IRAs by 1 percent a year
  2714. Washington NSA weighed ending phone program before leak Internal critics pointed to program's rising costs and potential public outrage
  2715. What happens when First Amendment runs into apps, ads and smartphones?
  2716. MUA and Leverage
  2717. Real Estate U.S. new home sales fall slightly in January
  2718. Sustainable funds' virtuous cycle: More demand, more options
  2719. Michigan must abolish cruel gas chamber deaths for shelter pets
  2720. TAKING STOCK: Keynesian economics today
  2721. Buck up, profits down: High dollar dents U.S. company earnings
  2722. A Top Ten list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2723. A Top Ten list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2724. A look at circumstances affecting the outlook for 2015
  2725. A look at circumstances affecting the outlook for 2015
  2726. A Top Ten list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2727. Lawyers sound off on 'value-added' fee proposals
  2728. Fed survey finds economy growing at moderate pace
  2729. The big picture
  2730. TAKING STOCK: MUA and leverage
  2731. The response to violence
  2732. Embrace a mistake-making culture
  2733. Networking -- The ripple effect
  2734. ABA book offers roadmap for better interaction between lawyers and their clients
  2735. The Big Picture
  2736. TAKING STOCK: A value-added tax is coming
  2737. 'Stout' sponsor: Company takes pride in lending helping hand
  2738. 'Stout' sponsor Company takes pride in lending helping hand
  2739. Resourceful: Bar foundation launches 'Legacy Society'
  2740. Cable and pay-TV acquisitions and almost-deals
  2741. Survey: General counsel see health care and cybersecurity as growing concerns
  2742. SEC fines 13 firms over sales of Puerto Rico bonds
  2743. Technology Wearable sensors gather lots of data -- now to make it useful Prospect of collecting so much personal data raises host of privacy concerns
  2744. Home sales slide in April
  2745. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2746. S&P Dow Jones scores dismal results for active stock management
  2747. Grand Rapids Bar Association runs smoothly as Geary takes the helm
  2748. Yellen navigates tricky path on rates
  2749. The new age of the joint trust
  2750. Professor a strong advocate for women in midst of divorce
  2751. A guide to mortgage refis as rates hit lows
  2752. American Bar Foundation names new director
  2753. Real Estate $100 million for a home? Luxury buyers reach a new threshold
  2754. How women can get a seat at 'the table'
  2755. In today's legal job market, first impressions more vital than ever
  2756. TAKING STOCK: Twitter stock
  2757. Twitter stock
  2758. Indiana A look at widely criticized state law on religious freedom Twenty states have similar laws in place; Arkansas set to follow suit
  2759. Mini seminar on work-life balance features 2 law professors, 10 students and one puppy
  2760. A 'How to' show TV drama pushes the legal boundaries
  2761. Global market requires heightened awareness of FCPA enforcement
  2762. At economic conference, Duggan says Detroit is ripe for investment
  2763. Technology Yahoo's 1Q disappoints, but stock rises on Yahoo Japan hopes
  2764. A Day of Remembrance & Reflection Area attorneys share their thoughts about Memorial Day
  2765. Blend technology, goals for employee surveys
  2766. THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: Saying goodbye
  2767. Labor It's not just right-to-work: Bills targeting unions multiply Michigan experienced sharpest drop in union members in the nation the last 2 years
  2768. Sustainable funds' virtuous cycle: More demand, more options
  2769. Texas Durst attorney: Search of Houston home a 'publicity stunt' Millionaire has been suspected in the disappearance of his first wife
  2770. When considering your most prized relationships, don't forget your bank
  2771. Tax issues following Obergefell
  2772. Local credit union wins 2014 Communitas Award
  2773. Thursday Profile: Jon Shackelford
  2774. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Preparing the client for facilitation in the Business Court
  2775. Reunification Day Washtenaw Trial Court celebrates event
  2776. Reunification Day Washtenaw Trial Court celebrates event
  2777. A value-added tax is coming
  2778. TAKING STOCK: An energy ETF
  2779. 'Stout' sponsor
  2780. A good judge is dead
  2781. TAKING STOCK: U.S. Steel a steal?
  2782. U.S. Steel a steal?
  2783. Consumers should avoid DIY legal work
  2784. From bananas to phones: How cheaper yuan could reverberate
  2785. Professor knows boundaries of law
  2786. Real estate investment trusts
  2787. U.S. household wealth touches record high: Nearly $83T
  2788. Rodd Monts on new ACLU app
  2789. Atticus, revisited and revised
  2790. The big picture
  2791. Sports Business of Basketball Dollars and sense: In the NBA, money is exploding
  2792. 529 Plans
  2793. TAKING STOCK: 529 Plans
  2794. Courtesy isn't what it used to be
  2795. Technology In with the old: Apple restores former bank for new store
  2796. ABA to present 2015 Silver Gavel Awards
  2797. Short selling
  2798. A quick review of the fixed income markets
  2799. Consumers should avoid DIY legal work
  2800. Nation Frats Under Fire Fraternities are finding themselves scrutinized for bad, illegal behavior
  2801. Spring economic rebound sets stage for rate hike
  2802. TAKING STOCK: No sales or earnings? Don't buy it
  2803. Benefits of post-trial interviews speak for themselves
  2804. Consumers should avoid DIY legal work
  2805. Don't forget about employment agreements
  2806. Michigan's economic recovery more than just the auto industry
  2807. Michigan's economic recovery more than just the auto industry
  2808. Continuing education not just for firm's lawyers
  2809. Technology Businesses turn to technology to encourage fitness
  2810. 4 percent portfolio income
  2811. TAKING STOCK: 4 percent portfolio income
  2812. An energy ETF
  2813. Travel policy, risk management systems are important
  2814. Lawyer-turned-writer took 'Practice' to heart Marc Guggenheim quit practicing law and moved to L.A. to write for television
  2815. FASB issues accounting alternatives on intangible assets
  2816. Justices signal support for investors
  2817. New home sales fall slightly in January
  2818. A three-year plan for better content marketing
  2819. Missouri Jury awards $491M in damages in prearranged funerals case
  2820. Escanaba Gallery's exhibit industrializes the arts
  2821. 'Trial' run Family law attorney spearheads the WAJ
  2822. A poor biopharmaceutical investment
  2823. The Market -- Why tech stocks are trending again --
  2824. Dean welcomes Class of 2018 to Michigan Law
  2825. Law firms move to the cloud
  2826. Digital Life Apple Music has everything, perhaps too much
  2827. ABA and NAACP LDF issue joint statement on eliminating bias in criminal justice system
  2828. New bar president aims to grow MCBA
  2829. Consumers should avoid DIY legal work
  2830. Blend technology, goals for employee surveys
  2831. Alternate exit
  2832. Ensure that team dynamics will be a force for good
  2833. Rodd Monts on new ACLU app
  2834. Rodd Monts on new ACLU app
  2835. Fitbit and gold
  2836. Thanks, but no thanks
  2837. A quick review of the fixed income markets
  2838. COMMENTARY: Consumers should avoid DIY legal work
  2839. TAKING STOCK: Short selling
  2840. Judge Murphy receives national distinguished service award
  2841. A Top Ten list of keys to success in court-ordered mediations
  2842. Troubled waters Attorney helps decipher the new BUI laws in state
  2843. Troubled waters Attorney helps decipher the new BUI laws in state
  2844. State Supreme Court gets an earful from attorneys on value-added fee proposals
  2845. Automotive VW CEO: 'I am endlessly sorry' brand is tarnished Company has yet to explain who installed software, under what direction and why
  2846. Dean West welcomes Class of 2018 to Michigan Law School
  2847. USD Partners
  2848. Lawyers sound off on 'value-added' fee proposals
  2849. Law professors look at VW's legal troubles
  2850. GE takes step away from banking with $12B deal
  2851. TAKING STOCK: Short selling
  2852. California Soldier's journey to heal spotlights 'soul wounds' 'Moral injury' produces guilt and shame from something done or witnessed
  2853. Legal technology in 2015: It's all about efficiency
  2854. Monday Profile: Christopher Trudeau
  2855. U-M Law grad right at home as in-house counsel
  2856. Services firms expand rapidly, lifted by strong sales
  2857. Dean West welcomes Class of 2018 to Michigan Law School
  2858. The fruits of farming come with 'lessons'
  2859. Seeking high yields quickly, but at what cost?
  2860. Property law-- Attorney sheds some light on local real estate market
  2861. County officials to host special town hall on fracking issues
  2862. When, how and who
  2863. Business Arizona copper mine stirs debate pitting profits vs religion Native American tribes argue mine will cause irreparable harm to sacred land
  2864. Household wealth reaches new high of $85.7 trillion
  2865. Health Care Patients' needs addressed in 'person-centered health care' Concept is taking hold among those caring for the sicket and oldest patients
  2866. Why optimism about economy's strength has dimmed
  2867. Washington Patchwork of laws poses legal quicksand for fantasy sports New York AG ordered companies to stop accepting bets in his state
  2868. Home sales surged in June to fastest pace in 8-plus years
  2869. Ruling draws line on what is, isn't corruption
  2870. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2871. Rodd Monts on new ACLU app
  2872. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2873. Negotiating your best settlement
  2874. Deductions for doing good
  2875. Time for your annual portfolio check-up!
  2876. Get to know your referral sources
  2877. Holiday car deals move earlier: 4 things to consider
  2878. February comes in like a virus, and out like a virus with less stuff
  2879. Retail Wal-Mart CEO talks workers, customers, critics
  2880. Continuing education not just for firm's lawyers
  2881. Technology Businesses turn to technology to encourage fitness
  2882. Philosopher to give Wayne State's annual Seymour Riklin Memorial Lecture
  2883. Sales slump as home prices weigh on buyers
  2884. National Roundup
  2885. Experts divided on implications of OSHA fine hikes
  2886. Two views of the Constitution: Originalism vs. non-originalism
  2887. Law professors look at VW's legal troubles
  2888. Manufacturing Robots Rising Robot revolution sweeps China's factory floors, increasing efficiency
  2889. Jana Simmons on Gaming Compact Controversy
  2890. What to expect from the next generation
  2891. Of value Saginaw County Circuit judge delivers TED talk at SVSU
  2892. Presidential Politics 2016 Cruz, Huckabee competing for evangelical votes Candidates warn the United States is on a perilous spiritual path
  2893. Michigan's economic recovery more than just the auto industry
  2894. Michigan must seize opportunities for criminal justice reform
  2895. Practical and effective social media use for lawyers: Facebook edition
  2896. Hit a '3-pointer'
  2897. Detroiters wary as recovery threatens to push them out
  2898. Washington Praying coach on leave, deepening religion-in-school debate
  2899. Michigan lost 4.3 million wetland acres in past 200 years
  2900. 15 financial faux pas
  2901. TAKING STOCK: American financial stupidity
  2902. American financial stupidity
  2903. Q&A: Martha Stewart on building a home-based business
  2904. TAKING STOCK: USD Partners
  2905. Time for your annual portfolio check-up!
  2906. Sometimes the first will be last and the last first
  2907. MSU, hospital establishing medical school campus
  2908. Economy Home sales surge in June to fastest pace in 8-plus years New construction has yet to satisfy rising demand as builders focus on rental market
  2909. Personal Finance The advice from financial pros: Don't panic over Fed hike Mortgage rates are not necessarily likely to rise for potential home buyers
  2910. Two views of the Constitution: Originalism vs. Non-Originalism
  2911. The real problem with Volkswagen
  2912. Business Presidential candidate Carson profits from ties with convicted felon Former dentist pleaded guilty to health care fraud after FBI probe into his practice
  2913. National Roundup
  2914. Of value Saginaw County Circuit judge delivers TED talk at SVSU
  2915. Kalamazoo sheriff makes change to allow shoplifters to go straight to jail
  2916. Judges, lawyers learn about unconscious bias
  2917. Reunification Day Washtenaw Trial Court celebrates event
  2918. Reunification Day Washtenaw Trial Court celebrates event
  2919. THE EXPERT WITNESS: Andrew Carnegie, Napoleon Hill, Plato, Pythagoras & fun puzzles
  2920. THE EXPERT WITNESS: Andrew Carnegie, Napoleon Hill, Plate, Pythagoras & fun puzzles
  2921. Financial Outlook Expect less and buy antacid: 2016 investment forecasts
  2922. U-M law prof gives Blue Jeans Lecture: Create a meaningful life
  2923. Of value Saginaw County Circuit Judge delivers TED talk at SVSU
  2924. True blue: Firm's founder keeps 'goal' uppermost on his legal mind
  2925. Bankruptcy preference actions -- analyze carefully, but do not fear
  2926. Clients are paying for a lot more than a final victory
  2927. 'Between the Lines' Saline author writes about the Detroit riots of 1967
  2928. IP conduit Canadian serves as new director of UDM Law clinic
  2929. Before you hike your rate, get to know your legal surroundings
  2930. Facilitative Mediation -- How do you know you don't like it if you haven't tried it?
  2931. How China's slowdown weighs on global economy and markets
  2932. EXPERT WITNESS: Valuing household services lost in cases of disabling injury and death
  2933. EXPERT WITNESS: Valuing household services lost in cases of disabling injury and death
  2934. CLEO receives grant for pilot summer program
  2935. 'Between the Lines' Novel examines lessons to be learned from Detroit riots
  2936. Presidential Politics 2016 Cruz's ambitious foreign policy has limits
  2937. Hispanic voting clout a sleeping giant
  2938. The American SAFE Act will not make us safer
  2939. Services firms expand rapidly, lifted by strong sales
  2940. Mutual fund analysis
  2941. General Motors and Ford
  2942. When is a contract not a contract?
  2943. Montana Land Management official sentenced in fraud case Man helped subordinate collect wage and benefits after leaving job
  2944. Lockwood receives prestigious faculty award
  2945. International Leading China lawyer says he was tortured Inspirational attorney recounts spending three years in solitary confinement
  2946. Consumers should avoid DIY legal work
  2947. Counselor's Corner: The universal values that remain
  2948. U-M law prof gives Blue Jeans Lecture: Create a meaningful life
  2949. Of value Saginaw County Circuit Judge delivers TED talk at SVSU
  2950. October home construction slumps on fewer apt. buildings
  2951. Fewer people sign contracts to buy homes in Sept.
  2952. Economy Manufacturing barely expands as global economy slows
  2953. LEGAL PEOPLE
  2954. Divorce is a one-way street
  2955. Be sure to protect the past
  2956. China stocks plus
  2957. Reflections on forty-two ideals for living well (part two)
  2958. Dogs in the workplace: the risks and rewards
  2959. FASB issues accounting alternatives on intangible assets
  2960. When, how and who
  2961. Detroiters wary as recovery threatens to push them out
  2962. National Roundup
  2963. Let it go (but not all of it)
  2964. Let it go (but not all of it)
  2965. Expect less and buy antacid: 2016 investment forecasts
  2966. Technology Apple's iPhone success may be reaching its peak of popularity Concerns about slowing growth have sent the stock into months-long slump
  2967. Dykema earns top marks in survey
  2968. Existing home sales tank in Nov.
  2969. Recent books penned by attorneys worth reading
  2970. Is that credit card with the annual fee really worth it?
  2971. National Roundup
  2972. DuPont and Dow Chemical seek merger
  2973. Mich., Fiat Chrysler reach deal on tax credits
  2974. Raising rates is scary, missing the chance is scarier
  2975. Real Estate Buyers often shun houses that were crime scenes
  2976. Financial Markets How to spend $5 trillion: a record-breaking year in deals
  2977. Financial Outlook Expect less and buy antacid: 2016 investment forecasts
  2978. General Motors and Ford
  2979. TAKING STOCK: Scared of market fluctuations
  2980. Scared of market fluctuations
  2981. National Roundup
  2982. After raising rates, Fed faces darker global economy
  2983. TAKING STOCK: Mutual fund analysis
  2984. Higher stock prices, home values lift household wealth
  2985. Business Corporate deals set to rise despite global economy jitters
  2986. Washington Homicide spike draws alarm from Obama administration Law enforcement is scrambling to figure out why it's happening in so many cities
  2987. State Roundup
  2988. Virtual estates: helping clients take stock of digital assets
  2989. Main Street holds up as Wall Street struggles, for a change
  2990. Business Arizona copper mine stirs debate pitting profits vs religion Native American tribes argue mine will cause irreparable harm to sacred land
  2991. Reunification Day Washtenaw Trial Court celebrates event
  2992. COUNSELOR'S CORNER: The universal values that remain
  2993. Explosive career: Attorney specializes in catastrophic claims
  2994. Another take on takings on the horizon
  2995. Morgan Stanley to pay $3.2B over contributors to '08 crisis
  2996. The planning implications of 'Pfannenstiehl'
  2997. Be sure to protect the past
  2998. Building block Professor aims to help students develop their analytical skill
  2999. Michigan Law talk: What law and religion can teach each other about public discourse
  3000. To land a company client, do your research -- in and out of the courtroom
  3001. Michigan Law talk: What law and religion can teach each other about public discourse
  3002. Economy grew at 2.1% rate in third quarter
  3003. Energy New way to bet on oil wipes out billions in investor savings Investors in the past year have lost $20 billion in publicly traded drilling partnerships
  3004. Housing recovery divided on age, race, place
  3005. What to know when selling your business
  3006. Hello stranger! Let's start a business together
  3007. COMMENTARY: Popular election or appointment are not the only ways to select judges
  3008. Outside groups' spending pays off in state court races
  3009. ABA publishes second edition of consumer law book
  3010. Letter to the editor
  3011. Growth at services firms skids to slowest pace in 2 years
  3012. Pennsylvania A Buddhist refuge for those released from prison Program offers residents help with post-release skill and Buddhist studies
  3013. When is a contract not a contract?
  3014. Top Michigan legal news of the year
  3015. Columbia Law hosts seminar on China naval tensions with the U.S. Maritime law expert talked U.S. strategic interests as China pushes farther into contested waters
  3016. Passionate advocate Wayne Law student works to bring about social change
  3017. Kaul named assistant dean for career planning at Michigan Law
  3018. CLEO receives grant for pilot summer program
  3019. Healthy charter sector belies need for commission, extra regulation
  3020. Economy Manufacturing barely expands as global economy slows
  3021. Challenges and tactics most vital to growth
  3022. Economy Rental home prices rose at slower pace in September
  3023. Traverse City Good to the last drop Company launches system to serve wine by the glass, maximize profit
  3024. Of value Saginaw County Circuit judge delivers TED talk at SVSU
  3025. Kalamazoo sheriff makes change to allow shoplifters to go straight to jail
  3026. Reunification Day Washtenaw Trial Court celebrates family event
  3027. Lawyer-turned-writer took 'Practice' to heart Marc Guggenheim quit practicing law and moved to L.A. to write for television
  3028. Technology Hottest phones you've never heard of -- same bang, less buck
  3029. Milestone Law firm celebrates four decades of growth and success
  3030. Wayne Law student wins social justice scholarship
  3031. Insider Q&A: Keeping an eye on the Federal Reserve
  3032. Association launches improved ABA Legal Career Central
  3033. The rise (and risks) of mandatory arbitration agreements
  3034. A strongfirm knows no 'us' and 'them' -- only 'we'
  3035. Home prices climb in October, helped by solid job market
  3036. TAKING STOCK: General Motors and Ford
  3037. Gov. Snyder signs bills helping law enforcement find family in an emergency
  3038. County executive sweet on auto industry for Valentine's Day
  3039. Increasing the worth of a college degree
  3040. Fannie Mae posts $1.1B profit in 1Q; paying $919M dividend
  3041. OFF THE PRESS
  3042. Significant Milestone Once father-and-son law firm celebrates its '40th' anniversary
  3043. ABA offers guide with options other than guardianship
  3044. To sue or not to sue -- a tough decision
  3045. Firm's pro bono work makes impact
  3046. ABA publishes second edition of consumer law book
  3047. ABA publishes second edition of consumer law book
  3048. Attorney discusses impact of Defend Trade Secrets Act
  3049. Who's to say stocks are expensive: you or your fund manager?
  3050. Sean Riddell wins social justice scholarship
  3051. Helping hand: Firm stresses importance of community involvement
  3052. ABA offers new guide with options for guardianship
  3053. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3054. Securities and Exchange Commission: a frustrated regulator
  3055. Long term care insurance why people don't buy it
  3056. Ruling signals 'yellow light' on college affirmative action
  3057. Rising home prices lift wealth
  3058. State of the union Wayne Law student earns fellowship to work at UAW
  3059. What's next for the equity markets?
  3060. Law Library: ABA publishes second edition of consumer law book
  3061. Expanded protections against trade secret theft
  3062. Is long-term care a big risk to retirement?
  3063. PETS makes for a great investment
  3064. General Motors and Ford
  3065. When is a contract not a contract?
  3066. Tale of two commerce companies
  3067. Record-low U.S. Treasury yield points to rising economic fears
  3068. What law and religion can teach each other about public discourse
  3069. In the aftermath of Brexit vote, implications are staggering
  3070. Wayne County judge to seek seat on state's high court
  3071. Expert guides attorneys through process to understand, eliminate implicit bias
  3072. eDiscovery Update: Is DIY discovery upon us?
  3073. Home sales growth driven mostly by Midwest
  3074. Health Care Elderly book end-of-life talks once labeled 'death panels'
  3075. Energy Iowa landowners challenge pipeline's authority to seize land
  3076. Director promotes 'lean thinking' at MSU Law
  3077. Small increase; big impact?
  3078. Director promotes 'lean thinking' at MSU Law
  3079. Taxation vocation U.S. Navy vet has enjoyed long career in the tax field
  3080. Investors shrug at longest profit slump since the recession
  3081. Court tosses claims over lost GM car values
  3082. Economy Revenge of Main Street Main Street holds up as Wall Street struggles, for a change
  3083. Virginia Lawyer cleared of fraud in family assets battle Disgruntled daughter alleged lawyer exploited family's businesses for years
  3084. Northern Pass power line challenge faces hurdles
  3085. eDiscovery Update Email file types and how to handle them
  3086. eDiscovery Update Email file types and how to handle them
  3087. DIVIDED AMERICA Town and country offer differing realities Cities are on upward economic shift, rural areas are shedding population
  3088. Insider Q&A: A model for more rational drug prices
  3089. U-M law prof gives Blue Jeans Lecture: Create a meaningful life
  3090. Of value Saginaw County Circuit Judge delivers TED talk at SVSU
  3091. Murphy was a public servant of highest order
  3092. Murphy was a public servant of highest order
  3093. Helping Hand . . .
  3094. Business CEO pay climbs again, even as their stock prices don't Pay packages now hinge on sometimes esoteric measurements of performance
  3095. SPACulation
  3096. In 2016, May wasn't the time to sell and go away
  3097. Covered call funds can increase yield and reduce risk
  3098. Brinks to open office in Shenzhen, China
  3099. The new relevance of income taxes in estate planning
  3100. Four ways to get new clients
  3101. U.S. Supreme Court Chief justice sold more than $250K in Microsoft stock
  3102. Apple, Wal-Mart and workers
  3103. The creative synthesis of practicing law
  3104. Real Estate When the neighborhood is owned by billion-dollar companies Financial firms recognized an investment opportunity after housing bust
  3105. Attorney discusses impact of Defend Trade Secrets Act
  3106. Why cultural awareness is crucial to a mediator's success
  3107. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3108. Helping hand
  3109. Lawmaker fighting ticket freeze-out with BOSS Act
  3110. MSU Law honors Edward Littlejohn with 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award
  3111. American Bar Association adding to a professional misconduct rule
  3112. A woman business owner finds getting financing still a battle
  3113. Brinks attorney to lead panel discussion on 3-D printing and medical devices
  3114. Financial Outlook Expect less and buy antacid: 2016 investment forecasts
  3115. Pennsylvania A Buddhist refuge for those released from prison Program offers residents help with post-release skill and Buddhist studies
  3116. Top Michigan legal news of the year
  3117. Michigan Law talk: What law and religion can teach each other about public discourse
  3118. Economy grew at 2.1% rate in third quarter
  3119. eDiscovery Update Email file types and how to handle them
  3120. 'Brexit' to impact European IP rights, says patent attorney
  3121. Labor Day, 2016: Appreciation of each other
  3122. The core value in your life
  3123. What would Buffett do with $27,000?
  3124. Local attorney steps down as MSU Law board chair
  3125. ABA publishes second edition of consumer law book
  3126. Court tosses claims over lost GM car values
  3127. 'Gray divorces' are a significant part of matrimonial law practices
  3128. Facilitative versus evaluative mediation 'techniques'
  3129. TAKING STOCK: Yahoo and ETP
  3130. ABA House approves host of policy changes, including misconduct rule
  3131. Murphy was a public servant of highest order
  3132. SmallBiz Small Talk After Orlando, some businesses stress LGBT inclusivity moves
  3133. Time for speculators to pay fair tax share, says Bogle
  3134. Nation Occupy protesters sue over free speech, force Some say the fundamental right of protest has been criminalized
  3135. Reflections on the real-estate market
  3136. Economy Builders increase home construction in April Increase makes up much of March's drop in starts
  3137. For companies, big changes to lease accounting on horizon
  3138. ABA News - ABA House approves a host of policy changes, ­ including misconduct rule
  3139. Nemeth Law named among 'Best and Brightest'
  3140. California Drug use up in prisons with intensive drug interdiction programs
  3141. Attorney: 'Brexit' to impact European IP rights Problems loom for soon-to-be implemented European Unitary patent
  3142. Getting to 'Yes' Attorney spearheads a 'Resolution of Conflict'
  3143. ABA Young Lawyers Division announces new public service project for students
  3144. Social tension vs personal peace
  3145. Buyer beware: ruling ­saddles 'new' GM with ­successor liability
  3146. COMMENTARY: Why should you prepare, exchange a mediation brief?
  3147. Proposed agenda for your firm's retreat
  3148. Professor urges students at Blue Jeans Lecture to defend democracy
  3149. Getting to 'Yes' Attorney spearheads a 'Resolution of Conflict'
  3150. Buyer Beware: Some steps to help you find a cheap used car
  3151. Fund manager Q&A: The appeal of utility stocks
  3152. Home price gains lift household wealth to $90.2 trillion
  3153. Daily Briefs
  3154. American Bar Association membership upgrades
  3155. Set the stage for 2017 success
  3156. ABA publishes second edition of consumer law book
  3157. Lt. Gov. Brian Calley: we should treat all Michiganders with dignity, respect
  3158. Of Mutual Interest Fund manager Q&A: Chasing growth in a low-growth environment
  3159. How to spend more mindfully in the new year
  3160. Columbia Law hosts seminar on China naval tensions with the U.S. Maritime law expert talked U.S. strategic interests as China pushes farther into contested waters
  3161. Home prices climb in October, helped by solid job market
  3162. ABA division unveils new public service initiative
  3163. Thoughts on CenturyLink
  3164. Active management vs. ­passive investing
  3165. Donald Trump's campaign against the truth
  3166. Home sales fell in July amid inventory shortage
  3167. THE COUNSELOR'S CORNER: The core values in your life
  3168. Developing the IP in evolving autonomous vehicle market demands a thorough understanding of FRAND commitments
  3169. Yahoo and ETP
  3170. Best year-end moves for bull market
  3171. Helping Hand: Company's pro bono work making 'impact'
  3172. A second opinion can be helpful â?¦ or not
  3173. Judge calls for a more diverse judiciary
  3174. Judge calls for a more diverse judiciary in U-M Law School Jane Cleo Marshall lecture
  3175. Still-low mortgage rates ushering new refi wave
  3176. Break through the hype of unlimited data plans
  3177. ABA Young Lawyers Division launches public service initiative on education
  3178. Buyer Beware: Some steps to help you find a cheap used car
  3179. Plan now to facilitate ­success for new ownership
  3180. Some budget ideas for 2017
  3181. Professor urges law students to defend democracy
  3182. Blue Jeans Lecture
  3183. Blue Jeans Lecture
  3184. Why this Democrat wants a strong Republican party
  3185. How 3 people changed their financial lives
  3186. Wisconsin Under heightened scrutiny, how do the police train recruits?
  3187. National Roundup
  3188. Why hyperbole is a complete disaster
  3189. 'Marketing' -- I just scared myself
  3190. Class of '16 students very involved with pro bono work
  3191. How to spend more mindfully in the new year
  3192. Profile in Brief: Holland Locklear
  3193. TAKING STOCK: CSAL, WIN and Telecoms
  3194. CSAL, WIN and Telecoms
  3195. Proposed agenda for your firm's retreat
  3196. Midsize firms luring in more 'Big Law' clients
  3197. Outlook for global economy's fourth quarter is mixed
  3198. Michigan Supreme Court looking at big-box tax dispute
  3199. State high court looks at big-box tax dispute
  3200. Accelerate in which direction?
  3201. Court weighs cities' plea to sue banks for bias
  3202. Is the value premise of the Michigan property tax still 'exchange value'?
  3203. TAKING STOCK: To sell or keep North State
  3204. Honigman goes where the talent is, taps Larsen to start up Grand Rapids office
  3205. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3206. The silver lining in a very bad day? Tax breaks!
  3207. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3208. State of Michigan honored for cybersecurity strategy
  3209. American Bar Foundation awarded $320K grant
  3210. Flashy language doesn't fly with Supreme Court
  3211. Dealing with impasse-causing problems
  3212. Why a stronger U.S. dollar could hinder Trump's economic plans
  3213. TAKING STOCK: A case of a misleading stock price
  3214. National Roundup
  3215. New York Feds: Hedge founder indicted in $1 billion fraud case
  3216. Louisiana White nationalists raise millions with tax-exempt charities
  3217. Dealing with impasse-causing problems
  3218. How can couples deal with income differences?
  3219. Judge calls for a more diverse judiciary in U-M Law School Jane Cleo Marshall lecture
  3220. Law student looking to work on Detroit's legal issues
  3221. TAKING STOCK: General Motors and Ford
  3222. U.S. court ruling could bring more suits over Nazi-looted art
  3223. 'Street Wise'
  3224. Government & Business Litigation Magnet Lawsuits over Trump business threaten to tie up presidency
  3225. Law student spearheads new Medical & Health Law Society
  3226. Study: Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
  3227. Americans take on more mortgage debt as housing recovers, Fed says
  3228. Gorsuch's environment record: Neither a clear friend nor foe
  3229. Popcorn ball, valued at $700, stolen Ohio shop
  3230. State Supreme Court adopts rule banning 'value-added' fees in divorces
  3231. Business and Politics Big business warns Trump against mass deportation Trump supporters are unlikely to embrace a softer approach on immigration
  3232. Home price gains lift household wealth to $90.2 trillion
  3233. Trump's victory creates uncertainty for wind and solar power
  3234. Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
  3235. TAKING STOCK: An annuity that's too good to be true?
  3236. Student looking to work on Detroit's legal issues
  3237. Personal Finance The money numbers you need to know
  3238. Money Sense Your next credit card: What a good offer looks like
  3239. Jury finds New York investment banker guilty of insider trading
  3240. A mediator's perspective on probate and trust resolution
  3241. Blue Jeans Lecture Professor urges students to defend democracy, Constitutional ideals
  3242. Giving the gift of financial well-being at the holidays
  3243. 'America First' doesn't have to mean 'American Only' 401(k)
  3244. Attorney looks at unusual trademarking trends
  3245. Seeing options shrinking, white men ask why
  3246. Tax credits, school choice and 'neovouchers': What you need to know
  3247. Federal court ruling could bring more suits over Nazi-looted art
  3248. Attorney looks at unusual trademarking trends in context of World IP Day
  3249. Professor urges students at Blue Jeans Lecture to defend democracy
  3250. National Roundup
  3251. Mich. rural areas top urban areas in home values, income
  3252. Households owe record amount, topping pre-recession peak
  3253. MY TURN: Turning up 'heat' remains key part of coaching game
  3254. Dangers of leaving all your eggs in one basket
  3255. Lawyers as bankers: extending credit to clients
  3256. Washington For Trump and GOP, 'Obamacare' repeal is complex and risky Republicans have to approve special budget procedures to prevent filibuster
  3257. Washington Trump faces hurdles to reinstating waterboarding @Subhead:Army guidelines do not allow interrogation technique
  3258. Texas Border wall could leave some Americans on 'Mexican side' Lawyers hope to tie up wall in court long enough that politics could stop it
  3259. Investing in consumer satisfaction
  3260. Buyer Beware: Some steps to help you find a cheap used car
  3261. Professor urges students at Blue Jeans Lecture to defend democracy
  3262. NERDWALLET: How to invest without sacrificing your values
  3263. The latest scoring by S&P Dow Jones on active fund managers
  3264. A look at unusual trademarking trends
  3265. International Outspoken Chinese law professor, government critic, silenced
  3266. Stocks enter new era; with new sheriff comes new outlook
  3267. TAKING STOCK: How does GM stock look?
  3268. Free or low-cost business classes offered at Oakland Business Center
  3269. Federal court ruling could bring more suits over Nazi-looted art
  3270. National Roundup
  3271. Free or low-cost business classes offered at Oakland County One Stop Shop Business Center
  3272. New study shows associates still aspire to partnership, despite contrary beliefs
  3273. TAKING STOCK: How does GM stock look?
  3274. Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3275. Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3276. Federal appeals court says employers can pay women less based on past salaries
  3277. Connecticut Is charter school fraud the next Enron? Charter schools are exempt from many laws governing financial transparency
  3278. COMMENTARY: Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3279. COMMENTARY: Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3280. Supreme Court weighs cities' plea to sue banks for bias
  3281. 4 keys to successful debt consolidation
  3282. Of Mutual Interest Be careful if you're betting tax changes will boost stocks
  3283. Study: Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
  3284. ABA News ABA Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division announces 2017 award recipients
  3285. Food Industry A new platform for Whole Foods? How deal could upend grocery Union with Amazon could redefine 'convenience' stores with technology
  3286. One Stop Shop Business Center offers classes
  3287. Experts: Begin teaching kids money management skills early
  3288. Questions about QLACs
  3289. Free or low-cost business classes offered at One Stop Shop Business Center
  3290. Judge calls for a more diverse judiciary in U-M Law School Jane Cleo Marshall lecture
  3291. Free or low-cost business classes offered at the Oakland County One Stop Shop Business Center
  3292. TAKING STOCK: Five drug stocks examined
  3293. Women -- and men, too -- can win with 'smart aggression'
  3294. How to invest without sacrificing your values
  3295. Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3296. How changes to the research credit help small businesses
  3297. Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3298. Businesses find vets are dedicated, capable
  3299. Hold HSBC Holdings
  3300. Covered call writing can provide lower risk, additional income
  3301. The meaning of pain
  3302. Stout Firm's rebranding effort already paying dividends
  3303. Corporate clients innovate to slash outside counsel spend
  3304. Stop counting other people's money
  3305. Supreme Court knocks down structured dismissal in Chapter 11 cases
  3306. Teach kids money management skills early
  3307. Too much advocacy can mislead financial reporting judgments
  3308. Mark my words (even if they offend you)
  3309. Study: Millennials value work-life balance over pay
  3310. Study: Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
  3311. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3312. Despite cost, law firms remain loyal to their online legal research services
  3313. An important lesson: ETFs vs. ETNs
  3314. Ways homebuyers can leap the down payment hurdle
  3315. Nation In U.S. and abroad, a worrisome time for LGBT activists More than 70 countries continue to criminalize gays' sexual activity
  3316. 'Smart' money moves that aren't so smart
  3317. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3318. Study finds millennial lawyers value work-life balance over financial gain
  3319. How to invest without sacrificing your values
  3320. Clipped: Foreign funds that 'hedge' against currencies lag
  3321. Is there a 'magic' withdrawal rate?
  3322. Business classes offered at One Stop Shop Business Center
  3323. California Court: Employers can pay women less based on past salaries
  3324. Law Library
  3325. Business Freewheeling Uber sheds officials, faces more major changes Essay detailing company's toleration of sexual harassment triggered investigation
  3326. Is Lennox hot or cold?
  3327. The 3 biggest money ­decisions you'll make in your lifetime
  3328. Millennials in Big Law value work-life balance over pay
  3329. Ann Arbor IP attorney looks at unusual trademarking trends
  3330. Analysis When is a leak ethical? Public benefit of information must outweigh obligation to keep it secret
  3331. Analysis Is Trump's definition of 'the rule of law' the same as the U.S. Constitution's?
  3332. U.S. Supreme Court Notebook
  3333. Florida Mystery shrouds death of Tarpon Springs fishing captain Fisherman was missing for10 days before he was found dead on sinking boat
  3334. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3335. Free or low-cost business classes offered at Oakland County One Stop Shop Business Center
  3336. Automotive Investors pick Tesla's promise over GM's steady profits Automakers unable to shake capital-intensive global manufacturing operations
  3337. First Amendment backers see free speech fading at colleges
  3338. NERDWALLET: Allowances don't teach kids about money--you do
  3339. Trump's business ties around the world
  3340. Bidding a fond adieu Longtime director to retire from Detroit Bar Foundation
  3341. Support system Attorney offers marketing assistance
  3342. Business classes offered at Oakland County One Stop Shop Business Center
  3343. Nearly everyone's a winner: Funds rose again last quarter
  3344. New ABA book will guide attorneys through economic espionage and trade secret theft cases
  3345. Fact Check Trump flip-flops also turn truth upside down
  3346. New ABA book will guide attorneys through economic espionage, trade secret theft cases
  3347. New ABA book will guide attorneys through economic espionage, trade secret theft cases
  3348. COMMENTARY: It's what we do that counts
  3349. Blue Jeans Lecture Professor urges students to defend democracy
  3350. EXPERT WITNESS: An open letter to Congress
  3351. Mediation statements: Don't just do them, give them to the right person
  3352. Why facilitative mediation produces better ADR results
  3353. Supreme Court: Cities can sue banks under fair housing law
  3354. National Roundup
  3355. Washington For Trump and GOP, 'Obamacare' repeal is complex and risky Republicans have to approve special budget procedures to prevent filibuster
  3356. Preventing foreign NGOs from speaking about abortion is bad policy
  3357. Classes offered at One Stop Shop Business Center
  3358. What to do at this stage of the bull market
  3359. Succession planning Attorney relishes helping family owned businesses
  3360. TAKING STOCK: Alkermes and IBM's quantum computing
  3361. Business classes offered at One Stop Shop Business Center
  3362. Don't land in hot water by engaging in 'textual harassment'
  3363. Does being a lawyer make you unhappy? You can turn things around
  3364. Should a solo ­practitioner do succession planning?
  3365. Sales of new homes fell 3.4 percent
  3366. Menendez trial judge jousts with attorneys
  3367. Will your store credit card survive 'retail apocalypse'?
  3368. Snyder signs legislation bolstering ­investments in natural resources, ­outdoor recreation development projects
  3369. Are you paying too much for financial advice?
  3370. Massachusetts Lawyers who shared $4M verdict at odds in suit over compensation
  3371. Sustainability seminar addresses the value of going green, June 6
  3372. Law Library
  3373. One dud and two good investments
  3374. Businesses can give interns a chance to shine--or whine
  3375. Nation First Amendment backers see free speech fading at colleges
  3376. Our citations, ourselves: Changing with the times
  3377. Illinois Municipals and INST
  3378. International Outspoken Chinese law professor, government critic, silenced
  3379. 'Smart' money moves that aren't so smart
  3380. As stocks set highs, investors still worry about next crash
  3381. MLaw grad serves the Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland
  3382. Of Mutual Interest When nearly everything's a winner, gold investors get antsy
  3383. How the government can steal your stuff: 6 questions about civil asset forfeiture answered
  3384. Analysis Trump's national monument rollback is illegal, likely to be reversed in court
  3385. Surging stocks lift wealth, yet most still trail '07 peak
  3386. Analyzing Credit Acceptance Corp.
  3387. Economy Risk for middle class: That GOP tax cuts could fade away Child tax credit and deduction limit won't adjust to keep pace with inflation
  3388. Still hope in the rule of law
  3389. Maryland Atheistic group rejects call for appeal in Bladensburg Cross case Park service, American Legion say cross is only commemorative, not religious
  3390. Is 'as is' really 'as is' in real estate contracts?
  3391. A paradigm shift needed on sexual misconduct
  3392. Washington Trump faces hurdles to reinstating waterboarding @Subhead:Army guidelines do not allow interrogation technique
  3393. OCBA UPDATE: For want of professionalism
  3394. ACLU correct to defend alt-right's right to protest in Charlottesville
  3395. The hefty price tag for safe food
  3396. Squeamish about buying used items? Get over it
  3397. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3398. Unions and future of ­collective bargaining in public sector
  3399. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3400. How does GM stock look?
  3401. Finance Citigroup reports $18.3 billion loss, caused by new tax law
  3402. Wayne Law again named a Best Value Law School
  3403. Are you paying too much for financial advice?
  3404. Business Does cyber insurance pay off in the business world?
  3405. Make your teen a millionaire this summer
  3406. An imperfect but understandable response to sexual misconduct
  3407. Judge approves emissions cheating settlement for 3-liter Volkswagens
  3408. Honigman's Grand Rapids growth continues
  3409. Still hope in the rule of law
  3410. Gun ads continue after mass shootings but with new scrutiny Advertisements have become a focal point in court case against gun company
  3411. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3412. Study finds millennial lawyers value work-life balance over financial gain
  3413. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3414. Retail sales remain positive in Michigan
  3415. U.S. prosecutors move to cash in on $8.5M in seized bitcoin
  3416. Prosecutors move to cash in on seized bitcoin
  3417. Three performance ­problems with most mutual funds
  3418. Duly Noted
  3419. Timelines: Who knew what when?
  3420. Business Work, life and telecommuting Study: Employees who work from home are least engaged with the company
  3421. Extreme cold highlights our need for better energy options
  3422. Extreme cold highlights our need for better energy options
  3423. Michigan board approves amended tax incentives for Dow and AK Steel
  3424. Cash and prizes for winners in Oakland County's Small Business Saturday to Saturday promotion
  3425. Striving for a win/win transaction in business
  3426. Iowa Man who complained of odor sues town he says threatened him
  3427. Behavioral ­economics in the factors of production
  3428. Behavioral ­economics in the factors of production
  3429. How you handle promotions can help promote your culture
  3430. Edmunds: Before buying used car, consider luxury alternative
  3431. NERDWALLET: Are you paying too much for financial advice?
  3432. Tools for your investment toolbox
  3433. Tools for your investment toolbox
  3434. SmallBiz Small Talk Money an issue as many businesses don't give caregiver leave
  3435. Local attorney Chris Gibbons brews beer, opens a community house
  3436. Timelines: Who knew what when?
  3437. Timelines: Who knew what when?
  3438. U.S. Supreme Court will address 'service fees' for union costs
  3439. Changing roles of Big Law firm associates
  3440. Contributions can help ensure a professional tribe thrives
  3441. What's in a game: ­intellectual property ­protection for the gaming industry
  3442. Strive to strike a balance between candor and courtesy
  3443. What's up with the singular 'they' these days?
  3444. 'That's junk': Menendez trial judge jousts with attorneys
  3445. Man gives $6,000 in gold to Salvation Army
  3446. Notes on the current great bull market
  3447. Prosecutors move to cash in on seized bitcoin
  3448. Utah U.S. prosecutors move to cash in on $8.5M in seized bitcoin
  3449. Wayne Law named a Best Value Law School
  3450. >Some need-to-know Small Business Administration rules
  3451. ABA News ABA committee proposes making law school admissions tests optional
  3452. Economy Risk for middle class: That GOP tax cuts could fade away Child tax credit and deduction limit won't adjust to keep pace with inflation
  3453. Get to Know Trent Collier
  3454. Lawyers in the trenches: How executive coaching can help
  3455. Families, justices, judges mark Family Reunification Day
  3456. Businesses' trade secrets must be kept secret (to be protected)
  3457. An important equation: boundaries = confidence + results
  3458. How you handle promotions can help promote your culture
  3459. Wayne Law recognized for practical training
  3460. Rudolph Technologies or Pfizer?
  3461. What I would like to see from campaigns this year
  3462. Thoughts on 2018's bond market
  3463. TAKING STOCK: REIT recommendations
  3464. Grabbing the 'Brass Ring': Attorney brews beer, opens community house
  3465. Effective use of the forensic CPA
  3466. Biggest mistake investors make
  3467. The root of mediation impasse in monetary claims: case valuation
  3468. Survey shows women representation in law firms is slow to improve
  3469. National Roundup
  3470. How to profit from someone else's financial mistake
  3471. Economy Risk for middle class: That GOP tax cuts could fade away Child tax credit and deduction limit won't adjust to keep pace with inflation
  3472. Economy Risk for middle class: That GOP tax cuts could fade away Child tax credit and deduction limit won't adjust to keep pace with inflation
  3473. Real Estate Why reverse mortgages are a harder sell now The heydays of using reverse mortgages for portfolio protection may be over
  3474. The root of mediation impasse in monetary claims: case valuation
  3475. Families, justices, judges to celebrate Family Reunification Day
  3476. Businessman pleads guilty in theft of crates
  3477. What's up with the singular 'they' these days?
  3478. Survival tips from the front lines of legal marketing
  3479. Emojis and law in the 21st century
  3480. Emojis and law in the 21st century
  3481. Facebook is killing democracy with its personality profiling data
  3482. Grabbing the 'Brass Ring': Attorney brews beer, opens a community house
  3483. Judge was at center of case concerning juvenile lifers
  3484. Self-investing: The many reasons not to choose DIY investing
  3485. When to ignore credit card advice
  3486. When to ignore credit card advice
  3487. Business As with the president, managing up comes with risks, rewards Working for the mutual benefit of yourself and your boss can be tricky
  3488. New ABA book discusses how law firms can deliver high-value service to clients
  3489. Amended FRE 902 expands self-authentication to ­certain electronic data
  3490. Short covering strategy
  3491. EXPERT WITNESS: Allegorical economics ... continued
  3492. THE EXPERT WITNESS: Allegorical economics ... continued
  3493. Calculating lost profits: an overview
  3494. Negotiation strength comes from recognizing its existence
  3495. Keep drama in entertainment venues -- not the workplace
  3496. Business Workplace romance under spotlight after sex scandals
  3497. Value vs. growth delineated by market cap
  3498. Korea Summit is encouraging, but caution is essential
  3499. New 2018 law firms in transition survey released
  3500. Retirement planning differs for women
  3501. Is an engagement ring an investment?
  3502. New ABA book discusses how law firms can deliver high-value service to clients
  3503. New ABA book discusses how law firms can deliver high-value service to clients
  3504. ABA News ABA leadership approves new dues ­structure, enhanced membership benefits
  3505. Reading the tea leaves of market movements
  3506. To better serve a business, better know the business
  3507. The root of mediation impasse in monetary claims: case valuation
  3508. Junk bonds tax reform and valuation
  3509. Five reasons why lawyers embrace content marketing
  3510. ABA News ABA leadership approves new dues ­structure, enhanced membership benefits
  3511. How to get rid of a timeshare
  3512. Get to Know Trent Collier
  3513. Economy Risk for middle class: That GOP tax cuts could fade away Child tax credit and deduction limit won't adjust to keep pace with inflation
  3514. Employers can learn from rejected arbitration ­agreement
  3515. AmEx Gold Card gets ­bigger perks, higher fee
  3516. Employment Is your workplace toxic? Organizations can lean on human resource experts to remedy toxic culture
  3517. Analysis Finding trust and understanding in autonomous technologies
  3518. Is there such thing as privacy anymore?
  3519. Good advice from a different guy
  3520. Congregants at oldest U.S. synagogue ask high court to step in
  3521. 'Free Cash Flow' explained and investing in CenturyLink
  3522. TAKING STOCK: Uber and Zoetis
  3523. Divorce and the 'Modern Family': Using ADR to address family law needs
  3524. Patent filing strategies for startups
  3525. General counsels' view of legal marketing
  3526. The root of mediation impasse in monetary claims: case valuation
  3527. Newest edition of ABA book includes enhanced tools to ­streamline the M&A process
  3528. Wall Street For many young investors, the stock market's only gone up Fear is that inexperienced investors will panic at first taste of a bear market
  3529. Investing in China
  3530. Elusive results: unlocking the promise of accountability
  3531. Elusive results: unlocking the promise of accountability
  3532. COMMENTARY: What to look for in a politician
  3533. Washington 'I still see the scars': Memories of 1968 obscure progress
  3534. Securing and protecting software code for start-ups
  3535. I'm suing Pruitt's broken EPA -- here's how to fix it
  3536. Check-up Health care specialist provides guidance on regulatory issues
  3537. Law Library
  3538. The New York Times as an investment
  3539. Economy The gaping U.S. trade gap: A sign of weakness? Not necessarily
  3540. Analysis How Facebook the Wal-Mart of the internet dismantled online subcultures
  3541. 'Jimmy the Gent' and the big heist
  3542. The rule of 72
  3543. Effective use of the forensic CPA
  3544. FBI report shows 17 percent spike in hate crimes in 2017
  3545. Five reasons why lawyers embrace content marketing
  3546. Five reasons why lawyers embrace content marketing
  3547. New tax law's excise tax on exempt organization compensation
  3548. Law Library
  3549. Short covering strategy
  3550. Employment Is your workplace toxic? Organizations can lean on human resource experts to remedy toxic culture
  3551. Uber and Zoetis
  3552. 'Big Tech' isn't one big monopoly it's 5 companies all in different businesses
  3553. Domicology: A new way to fight blight before buildings are even constructed
  3554. Borrowing and the art of trial advocacy
  3555. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3556. Don't make these big life insurance blunders
  3557. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3558. As stock prices go on discount, their biggest buyers return to market
  3559. Five reasons why lawyers embrace content marketing
  3560. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3561. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3562. TAKING STOCK: Don't invest in China
  3563. How to write a will that won't trigger a family feud
  3564. How to write a will that won't trigger a family feud
  3565. A deep dive into fixed income asset allocation
  3566. How to be a happy timeshare owner
  3567. South Carolina Racial comments don't overcome no-impeachment rule
  3568. Economy Tariff fight adds to China's economic challenges Communist leaders are trying to engineer slower, more self-sustaining growth
  3569. Law school named a 'Best Value' for fifth year
  3570. Michigan teachers cash in on Battle Creek housing incentives
  3571. The secret to successful ­lateral moves
  3572. Analysis Finding trust and understanding in autonomous technologies
  3573. State appellate judge stays true to his roots
  3574. Mediators in the culture of litigation
  3575. Creating value propositions
  3576. 5 things clients want from firms for free
  3577. 5 things clients want from firms for free
  3578. Online registration for MiCareerQuest begins
  3579. 5 divorce mistakes that can cost you
  3580. Open up more than the books with your financial adviser
  3581. The patent pendulum is swinging
  3582. Expand your homebuying options with a fixer-upper mortgage
  3583. Ruling on 'Obamacare' poses new problems for GOP
  3584. Check-up Health care specialist provides guidance on regulatory issues
  3585. Companies transform cultures as they compete for talented staffers
  3586. Analysis Technology giants didn't deserve public trust in the first place
  3587. Learn the unwritten rules
  3588. Don't overlook the benefits of closed-end funds
  3589. State Supreme Court rules in favor of FanDuel, DraftKings
  3590. SAIC and MO
  3591. Top 10 key cybersecurity recommendations for 2019
  3592. Michigan commercial property tax assessment season is here
  3593. Snag these hotel loyalty perks, even if you're disloyal
  3594. Local businessman sentenced to prison in theft of plastic crates
  3595. Endowment effects and loss aversion psychology and investing
  3596. I'm suing Pruitt's broken EPA -- here's how to fix it
  3597. TAKING STOCK: The rule of 72
  3598. The economics of music for attorneys and others: A redux (part three)
  3599. A horribly politically incorrect story: (To Kill A Mockingbird)
  3600. EXPERT WITNESS: A horribly politically incorrect story: (To Kill a Mockingbird)
  3601. EXPERT WITNESS: The economics of music for attorneys and others: A redux (part three)
  3602. Money mistakes even smart people make
  3603. To be good lawyer, you have to be healthy
  3604. TAKING STOCK: Uber and Zoetis
  3605. Friday Feature: The Tech (R)evolution in Law
  3606. 4 ways to defend democracy and protect every voter's ballot
  3607. Discounted cash is king in 2018
  3608. CVS or Walgreens?
  3609. Business Coworking culture on the rise Trend introduces office-like atmosphere into traditional retail spaces
  3610. NERDWALLET: Don't make these big life insurance blunders
  3611. There's a wider scandal suggested by the Trump investigations
  3612. There's a wider scandal suggested by the Trump investigations
  3613. Creating unique value propositions
  3614. To fight climate change, a better Green New Deal is needed
  3615. Attorneys for Animals inducts first class of 'Animal Friendly Attorneys'
  3616. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3617. Analysis Does most of your paycheck go to rent? That may be hurting your health
  3618. The ethics of subliminal messaging
  3619. Tax Policy So you want to tax the rich here's which candidate's plan makes the most sense
  3620. Stell Reception
  3621. What Homer Simpson and Spock can teach us about litigation risk
  3622. Propaganda and absolute power
  3623. SmallBiz Small Talk Bound to fail: Poor choices can ruin business partnerships
  3624. Technology Artificial intelligence has a role in cybersecurity, but isn't the magic bullet
  3625. Insights from the Office of the U.S. Solicitor General
  3626. Charitable giving under tax reform
  3627. Amended FRE 902 expands self-authentication to ­certain electronic data
  3628. Tax strategies for entrepreneurs looking to accumulate wealth
  3629. Creating value propositions
  3630. The spinning UTX is a keeper
  3631. Millennials and the practice of law
  3632. Millennials and the practice of law
  3633. Michigan's commercial property tax assessment season is here; deadline to appeal is May 31
  3634. Americans say they're worried about climate change so why don't they vote that way?
  3635. Five things clients want from firms for free
  3636. Five things clients want from firms for free
  3637. There's more than 1 way to slay a debt
  3638. Several factors contribute to low home ownership rate
  3639. New York Admissions scandal unfolds amid cynicism about moral values Scandal is the biggest such scam ever prosecuted by the Justice Department
  3640. Business FIS spends $35B on Worldpay as digital payments surge
  3641. The cultural cornerstone of your firm
  3642. At this stage of economic expansion, is it like 1996 or 1999?
  3643. Fair and square: helping divorcing couples divide belongings
  3644. D.R.I.V.E. alternative on no-fault reform would increase lawsuits, incentivize fraud and drive insurers out of state
  3645. Navigating the world of student loans
  3646. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3647. NERDWALLET: Money mistakes even smart people make
  3648. Facebook emails show how it sought to leverage user data
  3649. For the 'political-infotainment-media complex,' the Mueller investigation was a gold mine
  3650. What to consider when farming out your investment management
  3651. 5 things clients want from firms for free
  3652. ABA News American Bar Association announces 2019 Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts
  3653. Diversity in law firms is often only for appearance
  3654. Michigan's auto industry matters less to the state workforce
  3655. SmallBiz Small Talk New business owners find it's a mistake to work for free
  3656. Lawyers and judges to exchange ideas, explore latest trends at ABA conference in New York
  3657. Accepting bitcoin for ­payment of legal services: is it ethical?
  3658. Profitability from a values-based culture in a law practice
  3659. Michigan's falling teacher salaries push some educators from the field
  3660. Analysis Facebook is claiming Libra offers economic ­empowerment to billions an economist is skeptical
  3661. Business Grab a soda and go: Convenience stores get more convenient
  3662. Creating value propositions
  3663. Don't be your own worst enemy when investing
  3664. Federal Reserve buys insurance; market drops anyway
  3665. First class of Animal Friendly Attorneys(TM) inducted
  3666. Virginia Human trafficking victim trying to recover $8M award Attorney estimates woman performed close to 40,000 hours of unpaid labor
  3667. CenturyLink doesn't seem promising
  3668. Analysis Budgeting for charity: A new way for the government to encourage giving
  3669. COMMENTARY: That arbitration agreement might need some revisions
  3670. COMMENTARY: That arbitration agreement might need some revisions
  3671. Fruitport festival celebrates 'old-fashioned' 150-year-old city
  3672. Profitability from a values-based culture in a law practice
  3673. Profitability from a values-based culture in a law practice
  3674. The four key ingredients every lawyer needs to succeed
  3675. Watch your credit card rewards pile up with these 5 tips
  3676. That arbitration agreement might need some revisions
  3677. New Ottawa County park honors heritage of family farm
  3678. Real Estate Home sales fall 4.9% in slow start to spring ­buying ­season
  3679. North Carolina Lawyers get >12-week break from courts for parental leave
  3680. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3681. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3682. Analysis Could a tax on stock trades pay off the nation's student debt?
  3683. Global Economy Rust-belt China looks abroad as economy slows, tariffs bite
  3684. Finding value in financial advice is more than finding the lowest cost
  3685. Why 'woke' NBA is ­struggling to balance its ­values with Chinese ­expansion
  3686. 5 things clients want from firms for free
  3687. 5 things clients want from firms for free
  3688. Home prices rose 3% year over year in February
  3689. Analysis Want to reform America's police? Look to firefighters
  3690. 2019 Modern Wealth Survey results are in. How do you stack up?
  3691. Honest measurement as to how your monies are managed
  3692. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3693. How to plan for a ­comfortable retirement in a volatile market
  3694. Oregon Brittany Maynard galvanizes right-to-die efforts Right-to-die legislation has been pushed for years, often unsuccessfully
  3695. New direction Former attorney charts path to nonprofit world
  3696. Scapegoating or strategic-minded?
  3697. Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy: Economics for ­everyone (episode five)
  3698. How much is your data worth to tech companies?
  3699. Law Day 2019 draws a large crowd to celebrate free speech and a free press
  3700. Q&A How the government can steal your stuff: 6 questions about civil asset forfeiture answered
  3701. Litigation rates in family law decline in favor of settlements
  3702. Business Coworking culture on the rise Trend introduces office-like atmosphere into traditional retail spaces
  3703. Analysis Technology giants didn't deserve public trust in the first place
  3704. Why companies file for ­bankruptcy and how it ­protects both debtors and creditors
  3705. NERDWALLET: Who gets your digital assets - heirs or hackers?
  3706. The seasonal risk of mutual funds: capital gain distributions
  3707. The root of conflict: unmet expectations and needs
  3708. Could climate change fuel the rise of right-wing nationalism?
  3709. North Carolina on whether lawyers can accept bitcoin as payment
  3710. How to attract the next ­generation of financial advisers
  3711. Attorneys general warn about 'at-home rape kit' companies
  3712. Analysis How much is your data worth to tech companies? Lawmakers want to tell you, but it's not that easy to calculate
  3713. Could black philanthropy help solve the black student debt crisis?
  3714. The late-payment culture -- tips for getting invoices paid fast
  3715. Catholic activism, not repentance for sexual abuse, is what forces clergy to resign
  3716. Three ways to take the wheel on charitable giving
  3717. A goal for all to aspire to: Living your happiest life at work
  3718. From 'Total exoneration!' to 'Impeach now!' the Mueller report and ­dueling fact perceptions
  3719. Bond prices
  3720. Finding value in financial advice is more than finding the lowest cost
  3721. In business deals, the details matter
  3722. Here are three ways to take the wheel on charitable donations
  3723. How managers can become leaders
  3724. Law firms adopting technology for better security, document search
  3725. At a Glance
  3726. Business Trade war chills M&A market for ­manufacturers, survey says
  3727. Prominent lawyers call for a stop to presidential attacks on democracy
  3728. That arbitration agreement might need some revisions
  3729. Business-use vehicles deduction for the self-employed
  3730. Disruption is coming to GAAP-based financial statements
  3731. An old debate over religion in school is opening up again
  3732. Why streaming services are the new credit card rewards binge
  3733. Beware of these overhyped financial strategies
  3734. Data privacy, robocalls top consumer protection issues for FTC Chair Joseph Simons
  3735. Lawmakers should pay close attention to state pension systems
  3736. 5 keys to generating business for your firm
  3737. Peeling back the layers in ETFs
  3738. With Fresh Eyes
  3739. Department of Justice uses Travel Act to prosecute health care fraud
  3740. Montana Millions at stake in dinosaur fight: Are fossils minerals?
  3741. Activism in the workplace
  3742. Edmunds: The worst financial mistake a car buyer can make
  3743. State Bar taking survey on Michigan Bar Journal
  3744. How markets tend to ­overshoot fundamentals
  3745. Law school holds rank on Best Value list
  3746. Daily Briefs
  3747. Money rules of thumb can be handy
  3748. The bear market is back: What should investors do?
  3749. How to attract the next ­generation of financial advisers
  3750. Transportation Traffic drop from stay-at-home orders imperils road funding States expect sharp drop in revenue from fuel taxes, tolls and other fees
  3751. Is too much goodwill a bad thing?
  3752. Effects resulting from the USPTO's use of AI in patent examinations
  3753. Overcoming challenges to small firms
  3754. Representations and ­warranty insurance: What you need to know
  3755. Time for your physical exam!
  3756. What a pandemic can mean to your law practice
  3757. Small business relief program launches, hits snags
  3758. U.S. home price gains accelerate amid smaller supply of homes
  3759. Selling this spring? Prepare your home like a pro (Part 1)
  3760. Economy Michigan retailers are optimistic for a strong winter
  3761. Politics & Economy Fallout of '08 bailout looms over Washington negotiations Democrats push for restrictions on big businesses to keep workers on payroll
  3762. September home prices rose 2.1% from a year ago
  3763. Municipal bond funds offer unique advantages
  3764. Analysis 5 reasons why people give their money away plus 1 why they don't
  3765. NERDWALLET: Who gets your digital assets - heirs or hackers?
  3766. Two pharmacists in small town sentenced to 15 months in prison
  3767. Pennsylvania Ex-prison shows animated films made by incarcerated artists
  3768. The private equity preference
  3769. Hedging market risk in a diversified investment portfolio
  3770. Nation After virus, how will Americans' view of the world change? America's relationship with the world has always been marked by tension
  3771. Leveraging gifts in a low interest rate environment to save on estate taxes
  3772. Shrinking equity risk premium
  3773. Start planning now to save money on travel in 2020
  3774. Home prices increase 4% in April
  3775. 100 years ago, Congress threw out results of the census
  3776. COMMENTARY: Cash-value life insurance provides a safe harbor in today's economic storm
  3777. Wipe out credit card debt by setting SMART goals
  3778. Kansas Law that kept kids out of jail may have led to foster care Some working in system say changes to juvenile justice system removed options for dealing with foster children who have high needs, violent behaviors
  3779. MY TURN: A story worth repeating time and time again
  3780. An unbalanced life: Brought to you by ... your mind
  3781. Foolproof recipe for the Nicegram
  3782. ABA improves access to webinars and on-demand programs
  3783. THE ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT: Giving your time, talent, and resources
  3784. THE ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT: Giving your times, talent, and resources
  3785. Reflexivity - How stock prices can influence underlying values
  3786. Dos and don'ts of helping loved ones pay medical bills
  3787. New Mexico State's border crossing touted as safer, welcoming entry Structure features new customs building designed to make travel, trade easier
  3788. Playing the long game can earn your portfolio big rewards
  3789. Car value myths, busted
  3790. 'Women in IP' featured on panel at University of Michigan Law School
  3791. Personal Finance Weathering the stock markets: one investor's strategy
  3792. Tesla passes $100 billion, teeing up big payout for CEO Elon Musk
  3793. Why credit card rewards are targeting 'convenience' spending
  3794. What's fair in love and war: divorce in a volatile market
  3795. Municipal bond funds offer unique advantages
  3796. Analysis 5 reasons why people give their money away plus 1 why they don't
  3797. The future of the global ­economy: Local-global or global-local?
  3798. Tech bubble bursts ... or at least becomes a lot smaller
  3799. The 'golden constant'
  3800. Time your credit card ­application this bonus-friendly season
  3801. Wall Street isn't just a casino where traders can bet on GameStop and other stocks - it's essential to keeping capitalism from crashing
  3802. NERDWALLET: The 'good enough' home may be just perfect
  3803. Analysis Too many people think satirical news is real
  3804. Nation Coronavirus impacts the real estate market During standard recession, home prices may fall but that's not always the case
  3805. Student Spotlight: Perla Espinal
  3806. Whitmer targets charter students in budget veto
  3807. Law student aims to be a voice for the voiceless
  3808. Efforts to preserve wealth before the meltdown draw scrutiny
  3809. 'Meaningful' mission: New State Bar chief goes out of his way to help out
  3810. Role as new assistant dean at Wayne Law a 'good fit' for former Bodman lawyer
  3811. Money Matters: The last man standing
  3812. German court ruling clears the way to settle VW diesel cases
  3813. Law student aims to be a voice for the voiceless
  3814. Wealth management tips for the current economic landscape
  3815. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Football fairness: Lessons for ADR?
  3816. When to buy new instead of used
  3817. ADR SPOTLIGHT: The neutral stranger and the untold story
  3818. Giving your time, talent and resources
  3819. Proposed cap for like-kind exchanges is shortsighted and counterproductive
  3820. Daily Briefs
  3821. After years, court hands tax win to Michael Jackson heirs
  3822. Legislation adds flexibility to usage of Natural Resources Trust Fund dollars
  3823. TAKING STOCK: Bond prices
  3824. Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy: Economics for everyone (episode 19) --Talks with tribal elders
  3825. Ways to help limit the effect of taxes on capital gains from your portfolio
  3826. Weathering the stock markets: one investor shares her strategy
  3827. Firm hosts 'An Evening for a New Day' to help families
  3828. A focus on quality in the midst of the pandemic
  3829. LEGAL PEOPLE - Dec. 29
  3830. ABA legal education section releases report on study of Graduate Requirement Examination (GRE)
  3831. Health care reform Implementation in 2012
  3832. Taking Stock: Aim for Ruger When Considering American Gun Stocks
  3833. Proposed cap for like-kind exchanges is shortsighted and counterproductive
  3834. THE ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT: Ways to help limit the effect of taxes on capital gains from your portfolio
  3835. Oakland County Health Division awarded national accreditation
  3836. Market's bounce from pandemic low is fastest in several decades
  3837. TAKING STOCK: Twitter Heads
  3838. Technology As Samsung falters, mysterious scion in the wings Company's annual sales equal a quarter of South Korea's economy
  3839. Judge won't OK Whirlpool lawsuit as class-action
  3840. Merger momentum to continue in 2015, consultancy firm says
  3841. Environment To save Everglades, guardians fight time -- and climate Pace of climate change calls into question how much of glades can be salvaged
  3842. How to consume news while maintaining your sanity
  3843. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3844. COMMENTARY: Can we find our way to the common good?
  3845. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3846. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3847. Levin Center announces winner of its 2020 Excellence in Oversight Research Award
  3848. ABA legal education section releases consultant's report on study of GRE
  3849. ABA legal education section releases consultant's report on study of GRE
  3850. Check your privilege - a case for Bitcoin
  3851. NERDWALLET: Sustainable investing could get a lot harder
  3852. Just how passive is passive income?
  3853. State adds 600-acre expansion worth $2M to public lands
  3854. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3855. Better Business Bureau warns of the 12 Scams of Christmas this holiday
  3856. Daily Briefs
  3857. Michigan Association for Justice conducting Winter Meeting, Jan. 14
  3858. ABA legal education section releases consultant's report
  3859. Access to justice, attorney wellness top SBM leader's agenda
  3860. Support: Attorney wellness a focus of new SBM leader's agenda
  3861. Daughter of immigrants aims to strengthen social equality
  3862. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3863. COMMENTARY: Lying to the court: not a brilliant idea in any legal respect
  3864. MY TURN: Solemn ceremony served to solidify lifelong friendship
  3865. ASKED & ANSWERED: Janet Welch on the future of legal services in Michigan
  3866. Beneficial Attorney spent two decades in state government circles
  3867. Interest rates - implications for stock valuations
  3868. Home price gains accelerate amid smaller supply of homes
  3869. BorgWarner to buy rival auto parts supplier Delphi
  3870. Remembering Poor Richard's warning
  3871. Quantifying lost profits in the COVID-19 world
  3872. In-house legal teams are 'more valued' due to pandemic
  3873. 'Implicit Bias and Juror Decision-making' explored
  3874. Analysis Why your employer-sponsored insurance may ultimately not be good for you
  3875. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3876. Bronze-Age Measurement of ­Ancestral Real Estate (Part Two of a Series on Sacred Geometry in the Economics and Law of Real Estate)
  3877. What if you can't 'out-budget' inflation?
  3878. It's time for better employee benefits
  3879. Charities see more crypto donations. Who is benefiting?
  3880. Study finds 71% of financial services firms value legal departments more as a result of the pandemic
  3881. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Negotiation 101--What parties should know about negotiations at the mediation table
  3882. How to take advantage of a hot real estate market without selling your home
  3883. Dept. awards more than $1.7 million for 18 projects to improve, grow local agricultural business processes
  3884. Dept. awards more than $1.7 million for 18 projects to improve, grow local agricultural business processes
  3885. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3886. COMMENTARY: The common ethics dynamics underlying the Jeff Zucker and Brian Flores matters
  3887. May it Please the Palate: Don't think much of the lowly fruitcake? Try this one on for size
  3888. 3 reasons not to tap your home equity right now
  3889. Helping hand: Attorney wellness is a feature of SBM leader's agenda
  3890. Building subsidized low-income housing actually lifts property values in a neighborhood, contradicting NIMBY concerns
  3891. 7 credit card moves to stretch your budget
  3892. Patent portfolio To file or not to file: that is often the question
  3893. How a sustainability index can keep Exxon but drop Tesla - and 3 ways to fix ESG ratings to meet investors? expectations
  3894. Levin Center announces Award for Excellence in Oversight Research
  3895. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy: Economics for everyone (episode nineteen)--Talks with tribal elders
  3896. How to reduce taxes when you sell your home
  3897. JBAM offers law student scholarship
  3898. COMMENTARY: Cash-value life insurance provides a safe harbor in today's economic storm
  3899. ABA legal education section releases consultant's report on study of GRE
  3900. Lone Star Credit Union CEO on cryptocurrencies
  3901. Personal Finance Investors find better balance in their 401(k)s
  3902. Technology Q&A: What is 4chan and where did it come from?
  3903. Why employers should care about Bitcoin in ransomware attacks
  3904. Man sentenced for defrauding U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and MI Treasury
  3905. Millennials' No. 1 barrier to homeownership: High ­interest rates
  3906. Mackinac Center files brief in Minnesota case of property seizure without compensation
  3907. ABA report: Grit, growth bolster team performance
  3908. Daily Briefs
  3909. Attorneys discuss ESG with in-house counsel June 13
  3910. Suspect who pled no contest to defrauding U.S. VA Administration and MI Treasury receives sentencing date
  3911. September 14 seminar will outline succession planning best practices
  3912. Traumatic Brain Injury Seminar hosted by MAJ
  3913. OFF THE PRESS
  3914. Local man sentenced for defrauding U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and MI Treasury
  3915. OFF THE PRESS
  3916. OFF THE PRESS
  3917. Daily Briefs
  3918. ABA report shows that grit bolsters team performance
  3919. OFF THE PRESS
  3920. COMMENTARY: Dobbs decision takes country to a dark age
  3921. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3922. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3923. Is Mar-a-Lago worth $1 billion? Trump?s winter home valuations are at the core of his fraud trial
  3924. Exxon Mobil doubles down on fossil fuels with $59.5 billion deal for Pioneer Natural as prices surge
  3925. Grit, growth bolster team performance, says ABA
  3926. Wayne Law named Best Value Law School for 10th consecutive year
  3927. Duly Noted
  3928. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3929. Law school honored as a Best Value, recognized for innovation in social justice
  3930. Law school honored as a Best Value, recognized for innovation in social justice
  3931. In court faceoff, Michael Cohen testifies against Trump in fraud trial Trump's attorneys seek to portray Cohen as a serial liar
  3932. Business Vintage Vinyl Resurgence of vinyl records sparks specialty business
  3933. Law school and university end affiliation
  3934. EXPERT WITNESS: A guide to human virtue--A holiday gift during our current pandemic
  3935. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3936. Seminar outlines succession planning best practices
  3937. Trump's defense at civil fraud trial zooms in on Mar-a-Lago, with broker calling it 'breathtaking'
  3938. Dramatic collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX contains lessons for investors but won't affect most people
  3939. Storied U.S. Steel to be acquired for more than $14 billion by Nippon Steel
  3940. Access to justice and attorney wellness top SBM leader's agenda
  3941. Attorney wellness is a focus for new SBM leader
  3942. Support: Attorney wellness is a focus for new SBM leader
  3943. Support: Attorney wellness is a focus for new SBM leader
  3944. Berkshire can?t use bribery allegations against Haslam in Pilot truck stop chain accounting dispute
  3945. Following 'parade' of IP protections, attorney sheds light on the distinction between trademarks and copyrights
  3946. Michigan doesn't need its own college ROI calculator
  3947. EXPERT WITNESS: A curious case in troubled times
  3948. Law school and university end affiliation
  3949. EXPERT WITNESS: A curious case in troubled times
  3950. A New Lower Threshold for Lead Poisoning in Children Means More Will Get Tested - But the Ultimate Solution is Eliminating Lead Sources
  3951. White House unveils artificial intelligence 'Bill of Rights'
  3952. Reformed mobster went after ‘one last score’ when he stole Judy Garland’s ruby slippers from ‘Oz’
  3953. Grit bolsters team performance, ABA report shows
  3954. Grit bolsters team performance, ABA report shows
  3955. Grit bolsters team performance, ABA report shows
  3956. Michigan retailers report Dec. retail sales index up year-over-year
  3957. The First Amendment Will Likely Protect the Anonymity of Redditors Who Discussed GameStop Stock
  3958. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3959. First Black woman justice joins Illinois Supreme Court
  3960. OFF?THE?PRESS
  3961. Sellout! How political corruption shaped an American insult
  3962. Court Digest
  3963. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3964. Report shows effectiveness of legal aid services in Michigan
  3965. Workshop to help small businesses focus on value of services
  3966. Detroit considers a novel tax structure to spur development
  3967. Most Americans feel they pay too much in taxes, AP-NORC poll finds
  3968. Law school earns Best Value ranking for seventh year
  3969. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy (episode 24)
  3970. Electrifying action - checking in on Tesla
  3971. Report shows effectiveness of legal aid services
  3972. ‘MIDC Standards’ explored by deputy director in webinar, April 19
  3973. COMMENTARY: Lies mean little to those who go blindly to the polls
  3974. COMMENTARY: Lies mean little to those who go blindly to the polls
  3975. Ford Motor Company agrees to pay $365M to settle customs civil penalty claims relating to misclassified and under-valued vehicles
  3976. Ford Motor Company agrees to pay $365M to settle customs civil penalty claims relating to misclassified and under-valued vehicles
  3977. Ford Motor Company agrees to pay $365M to settle customs civil penalty claims relating to misclassified and under-valued vehicles
  3978. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy (episode 24)
  3979. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy (episode 24)--The secrets of grant-writing for attorneys
  3980. EXPERT WITNESS: Sufficient affluence/sustainable economy (episode 24)--The secrets of grant-writing for attorneys
  3981. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3982. LEGAL PEOPLE
  3983. Law firm partners with foundation to double Kelsey’s Law scholarship
  3984. OFF THE PRESS
  3985. Home values rising in Detroit, especially for Black homeowners, study shows
  3986. EXPERT WITNESS: The curious alignments on planet earth-- An introduction to Sacred Geometry
  3987. Michigan Pipeline Standoff Could Affect Water Protection and Indigenous Rights Across the U.S.
  3988. Are luxury investments a good idea in this economy?
  3989. Michigan retailers report low February sales, mirroring January
  3990. Sam Bankman-Fried was convicted of fraud following the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Here's what investors need to know
  3991. Joining NATO binds countries to defend each other – but this commitment is not set in stone
  3992. Analysis Women risk losing decades of workplace progress due to COVID-19 here's how companies can prevent that
  3993. EXPERT WITNESS: A modern approach to forecasting lost earnings
  3994. Parents are concerned about lack of financial ­education in school
  3995. Is college worth it? Poll finds only 36% of Americans have confidence in higher education
  3996. How the Supreme Court Can Maintain its Legitimacy Amid Intensifying Partisanship
  3997. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Three ADR options in Michigan domestic relations cases
  3998. U.S. shoppers spent more at retailers last month in latest sign consumers are driving growth
  3999. U.S. shoppers spent more at retailers last month in latest sign consumers are driving growth
  4000. ADR SPOTLIGHT: The blame-shame game in mediation
  4001. LEGAL PEOPLE
  4002. LEGAL PEOPLE
  4003. ADR SPOTLIGHT: The blame-shame game in mediation
  4004. ADR SPOTLIGHT: The blame-shame game in mediation
  4005. LEGAL PEOPLE
  4006. Local school named among Best Value Law Schools
  4007. Grit bolsters team performance, ABA report shows
  4008. Americans agree more than they might think - not knowing this jeopardizes the nation’s shared values
  4009. Michigan Auto Law partners with The Kiefer Foundation to double scholarship awarded for The Kelsey’s Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship
  4010. Donor-advised funds are drawing a lot of assets besides cash
  4011. Integrity, innovation and risk-taking is a rare combination in CEOs, new research suggests
  4012. The importance of teaching personal finance in U.S. schools
  4013. A stitch in time Attorney heads up firm's fashion, design law team
  4014. View innovation in terms of its collective impact
  4015. A stitch in time Attorney heads up firm's fashion, design law team
  4016. Seminar outlines succession planning best practices
  4017. Roasted orange delivers big flavor in this smoky ­chicken traybake
  4018. ADR SPOTLIGHT: Three ADR options in Michigan domestic relations cases
  4019. 78% of millennials wrestle with home affordability, research reveals
  4020. New Maker Creating Geodomes at Herrick District Library
  4021. ABA: Grit, growth bolster team performance
  4022. ABA: Grit, growth bolster team performance
  4023. Why Trump’s meme coin is a cash grab
  4024. Law firm accepting applications for inaugural Richard Rassel Butzel Core Values Scholarship
  4025. Law firm accepting applications for $15,000 1L student scholarship
  4026. Law firm accepting applications for $15,000 1L student scholarship
  4027. Levin Center announces Award for Excellence in Oversight Research
  4028. Law school and university end affiliation
  4029. Law school and university end affiliation
  4030. EXPERT WITNESS: A curious case in troubled times
  4031. Butzel law firm is accepting applications for $15,000 scholarship
  4032. Thrift store chain case was no bargain for state attorney general; legal fees top $4.2 million
  4033. As OpenAI attracts billions in new investment, its goal of balancing profit with purpose is getting more challenging to pull off
  4034. Law firm accepting applications for $15,000 scholarship
  4035. Value-seekers drove 2024’s retail trends and dead ends
  4036. The Last Ark on Earth
  4037. JBAM offers $1,500 law student scholarship: deadline Jan. 27
  4038. ESG for in-house counsel focus of ACC-MI online program June 13
  4039. Law firm accepting applications for inaugural Richard Rassel Scholarship
  4040. Law firm announces recipient of inaugural Richard Rassel Butzel Core Values Scholarship
  4041. New State Bar president focuses on attorney wellness, access to justice
  4042. LEGAL PEOPLE
  4043. All eyes are on Nvidia’s stock, so what’s been going on?
  4044. Panel: Free speech, academic freedom ‘under attack’
  4045. Trump’s meme coin business racks up fees as buyers jump at the chance for access to the president
  4046. Free speech and academic freedom are ‘under attack,’ panelists say
  4047. Are digital tools a way for companies to retain hourly workers?
  4048. Declaration of Independence mourns for something people lost in 1776 - and now, too
  4049. Nonprofit attorney dedicated to supporting community groups joins Michigan Law faculty
  4050. Supreme Court addresses class-action takings question on tax foreclosures
  4051. A U.S. tariff exemption for small orders ends Friday. It’s a big deal to some shoppers and businesses
  4052. What do a Black scientist, nonprofit executive and filmmaker have in common? They all face racism in the 'gray areas' of workplace culture
  4053. ABA recognizes perspectives, talents of legal professionals with disabilities
  4054. Council of the ABA Section of Legal Education summary of action from Aug. 22 meeting in Chicago
  4055. Meta Shift from Fact-Checking to Crowdsourcing Spotlights Competing Approaches to Fight Against Misinformation
  4056. Economy Cheap parcels from China will no longer be duty-free. Here’s what it means for buyers and sellers
  4057. Trade or sell your car? What’s best might surprise you New-car market rebounds from pandemic-induced shortages
  4058. Free speech and academic freedom are ‘under attack,’ panelists say
  4059. Shortage of homebuyers forces many sellers to lower prices or walk away as sales slump drags on
  4060. Action delayed on experiential learning standards
  4061. Law firm announces recipient of inaugural Richard Rassel Butzel Core Values Scholarship
  4062. Grants awarded to create jobs, boost AG businesses
  4063. National Roundup
  4064. Attorneys discuss ESG with in-house counsel June 13
  4065. Scholarship Winner
  4066. How Electronic Arts’ $55 billion go-private deal could impact the video game industry
  4067. How cannabis and psilocybin might help some of the 50 million Americans who are experiencing chronic pain
  4068. Medicine doesn’t just have ‘conscientious objectors’ - there are ‘conscientious providers,’ too
  4069. The surprising truth about dividend growth stocks
  4070. ABA recognizes perspectives, talents of legal professionals with disabilities
  4071. Bloomfield Township closes on sale of $4.27 million in special assessment bonds; AAA bond rating reaffirmed
  4072. Law firm accepting applications for $15,000 1L student scholarship
  4073. Scholarship Winner
  4074. Law firm announces recipient of inaugural Rassel scholarship
  4075. Wayne Law student drives student support and community impact
  4076. State senator wanted late father’s ashes when she broke into stepmother’s home, charges say
  4077. Top court addresses tax foreclosure question
  4078. Social media can support or undermine democracy – it comes down to how it’s designed
  4079. Rocket buying Mr. Cooper in all-stock deal valued at $9.4 billion
  4080. EXPERT WITNESS: A curious case in troubled times
  4081. Law school and university end affiliation
  4082. EXPERT WITNESS: A curious case in troubled times
  4083. Law school and university end affiliation
  4084. Supreme Court addresses class-action takings question on tax foreclosures
  4085. Judge wants range of issues addressed in $2.8 billion NCAA settlement before final approval Objectors to settlement questioned fairness of roster cuts, how NIL valuations are established
  4086. Colleges teach the most valuable career skills when they don’t stick narrowly to preprofessional education
  4087. Why value investing has worked better outside the U.S.
  4088. COMMENTARY: The American Bar Association rejects efforts to undermine the courts and the legal profession
  4089. COMMENTARY: The American Bar Association rejects efforts to undermine the courts and the legal profession
  4090. The Justice Foundation of West Michigan
  4091. Applications for inaugural Richard Rassel Butzel Core Values Scholarship being accepted until March 31