Law professor discusses SCOTUS and the rise of the ‘new substantive due process’ in law review article
Published: March 14, 2025
The US Supreme Court has upended the traditional understanding of
substantive due process in recent rulings, Professor Leah Litman argues
in a new paper.
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Goodman Acker marks expansion with new Southfield office
March 14, 2025Goodman Acker, a Michigan personal injury law firm, announced a new milestone Wednesday as it relocated to Two Towne Square, Suite 444 in Southfield. The 11,200 square foot office space will strengthen collaboration, efficiency and client service.
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