MLaw professor receives Educator Award from State Bar
Published: October 09, 2026
The State Bar of Michigan has given its John W. Reed Michigan Lawyer Legacy Award to Professor Len Niehoff, ’84. He is the fifth Michigan Law professor to receive the award, which is named for a longtime member of the faculty.
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