Archives
August 26, 2011
Nation
- Blowing the whistle on new SEC bounty rules Employers complain provisions give 'incredible incentive' for employees
- New book helps lawyers master Microsoft Word 2010
- Louisiana 'Jena 6' -- 5 years later Life has returned to normal for town caught up in civil rights protest
- New Mexico District court asked to stop immigrant license checks Governor wants to end policy of granting licenses to illegal immigrants
- California Husband defends wife accused of tossing baby from parking structure
Feature
- Best of both worlds UD-M School of Law grad combines business and immigration law
- Friday Feature: Cool Cats
- Courts at the Crossroads Fate of judicial reports rests in hands of state lawmakers
- Daily Briefs, August 26
Column
- Time to take school choice to the next level
- Tea in the water
- Looking for serviceable dividends in a shaky market? Forget the startups
- Using financial metrics
Business
- Real Estate Foreclosures made up 31 pct. of home sales in 2Q
- Economy Economic outlook -- gloomy Survey finds Americans' views sour on economy, Obama role
- Technology With Jobs out as CEO, Apple looks to the future Company founder instilled culture of innovation
- Economy Unemployment aid requests up, but stable
Courts
headlines Detroit
- Nessel signs bill into law as acting governor
- New evidence means freedom for a Michigan man who spent 37 years in prison for a murder conviction
- MSC: Can cars be seized in drug busts? Only if they transport the wares
- The New Michigan Uniform Power of Attorney Act
- Jury trials still on the decline, other trends identified in national survey
headlines National
- Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker will speak at ABA Annual Meeting
- 7 steps to successful crisis management
- Beyond Traditional Tools: Leveraging AI for efficient law practice management
- Punishing first grader for ‘Black Lives Mater’ drawing violates First Amendment, appeal argues
- 97-year-old federal appeals judge should be suspended another year for exam refusal, panel says
- How ShareFile helps firms keep pace with changes in law practice