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November 30, 2015
Feature
- Hamtramck PALS
- Area groups vow to 'bring justice' to assault victims
- JTC master's report finds Judge Halloran 'did no wrong'
- Daily Briefs . . .
- Entrepreneurship Clinic provided foundation for legal practice, clients
Courts
Column
- Securities and Exchange Commission: a frustrated regulator
- Top 10 estate planning tips
- Vacation dining, Part I
- Legal Eye: Drone users: May I see your license, please?
- Legal People
- LEGAL PEOPLE
Business
- Standoff in the Crypto Wars
- Washington project ensures forest stores carbon for decades
- Smartphones overtake desktop computers for holiday shopping
- Vacation dining, Part I
- Top 10 estate planning tips
- JTC master's report finds Judge Halloran 'did no wrong'
- Securities and Exchange Commission: a frustrated regulator
- Technology Standoff in the Crypto Wars Why government and tech can't agree about encryption
- Environment Washington project ensures forest stores carbon for decades
- Technology Smartphones overtake desktop computers for holiday shopping
- California HIV now treatable but most states keep laws criminalizing it In recent years, advocacy groups have lobbied for new legislation
- Legal Eye Drone users: May I see your license, please?
- Experts divided on implications of OSHA fine hikes
- New Lawyers' seminar Dec. 8 and 9
- Area groups vow to 'bring justice' to assault victims
- Entrepreneurship Clinic provided foundation for legal practice, clients
Nation
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headlines National
- Civil legal aid lawyers are often the last line of defense. Why are there so few of them?
- Bankruptcy law firm files for Chapter 11 after losing advertising dispute
- Dentons and Boies Schiller face $300M racketeering suit after client loses international arbitration
- Mother’s Day and the changing face of family dynamics and custody arrangements
- Federal judge reprimanded for handcuffing teen spectator in scared-straight approach
- Lawyer whose firm sued Boeing finds emergency slide that fell from company’s plane near his home