Printed attorney directory
offered by State Bar
For those who prefer the convenience of a printed book, the State Bar of Michigan’s 2026 Directory of Michigan Attorneys is a hands-on reference book that lists active attorneys’ contact information — including address, phone number, fax number and email address.
The printed attorney directory can be purchased for $45 through the State Bar of Michigan’s online store at https://store.michbar.org/Store-Search
The directory exclusively offers attorney contact information. It does not include detailed court listings or other similar information, which is available in the SBM online Resource Directory at www.michbar.org/publications/resource-directory.
The most up-to-date information on attorney status and contact information is available in the free online Member Directory at www.michbar.org/memberdirectory/home.
The printed attorney directory can be purchased for $45 through the State Bar of Michigan’s online store at https://store.michbar.org/Store-Search
The directory exclusively offers attorney contact information. It does not include detailed court listings or other similar information, which is available in the SBM online Resource Directory at www.michbar.org/publications/resource-directory.
The most up-to-date information on attorney status and contact information is available in the free online Member Directory at www.michbar.org/memberdirectory/home.
‘Data Breach Reporting’ explored
McDonald Hopkins will present the webinar “Sound the Alarm: Data Breach Reporting for Critical Infrastructure” on Wednesday, June 17, from noon to 12:45 p.m.
New federal requirements are reshaping how organizations respond to cyber incidents — especially those tied to critical infrastructure. This session breaks down the reporting obligations to CISA and what they mean in practice as compliance expectations take effect as early as May 2026.
McDonald Hopkins’ Heather Shumaker and Lucia Argento will unpack the surprisingly broad definition of “critical infrastructure” and why many organizations may fall within scope—whether they realize it or not.
For more information on the webinar, visit www.mcdonaldhopkins.com and click on “events.”
New federal requirements are reshaping how organizations respond to cyber incidents — especially those tied to critical infrastructure. This session breaks down the reporting obligations to CISA and what they mean in practice as compliance expectations take effect as early as May 2026.
McDonald Hopkins’ Heather Shumaker and Lucia Argento will unpack the surprisingly broad definition of “critical infrastructure” and why many organizations may fall within scope—whether they realize it or not.
For more information on the webinar, visit www.mcdonaldhopkins.com and click on “events.”
School to feature Levin Center
director during online event
On Wednesday, June 17, from noon to 1 p.m., Wayne State University Law School will present its latest Legal Briefs program online featuring Jim Townsend, director of the Carl Levin Center for Oversight and Democracy at Wayne State University Law School.
Townsend will introduce the Levin Center’s mission and work, including its engagement with Congress, state legislatures, secondary schools across Michigan, and the academic community.
Visit https://law.wayne.edu to register and scroll down to “events.”
For additional information about the Levin Center, visit https://levin-center.org.
Townsend will introduce the Levin Center’s mission and work, including its engagement with Congress, state legislatures, secondary schools across Michigan, and the academic community.
Visit https://law.wayne.edu to register and scroll down to “events.”
For additional information about the Levin Center, visit https://levin-center.org.
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