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November 14, 2017
Nation
- Lawsuit argues new angle in claim of for-profit college fraud
- Electronic filing comes to the Supreme Court
State
- Schuette visits school to promote OK2SAY
- Michigan Harvest Gathering to provide 2.3 million meals
- Program to give away 500 free turkeys to Pontiac families
- Bills proposed to protect domestic violence victims
Business
Feature
- Law firm wins Community Development Award
- ASKED & ANSWERED: Robert Birach on mandatory case completion quotas for immigration judges
- Snyder signs legislation ensuring more efficient court systems
- New Lawyers' Seminar scheduled for December 5-6
- Bipartisan panel to analyze GOP tax plans at Wayne Law, Nov. 15
headlines
- Bar Night Out
- Oakland County woman to stand trial on unauthorized practice of a health profession, identity theft, and witness intimidation charges
- Nessel and Benson update legislators on work to protect elections and restore driver's licenses
- Firm to participate in Annual Cross-Border Economic Forecast at Fed Detroit Branch
- Levin Center offers recording of January 6 Committee program
headlines National
- Amid internal ethics disputes, special counsel probe into origins of Russia investigation finds no deep-state plot
- Law prof curses student on hot mic after she asks him to slow down his lectures
- Bench Report: Deadlocks, Holdovers and Circuit Nominees (oh my!) | Time for a Pop Quiz
- Law Firms Look to 'Mergers of Magnitude': The Morning Minute
- The morning read for Thursday, Feb. 2
- Court declines to block execution of Texas man who argued that jurors engaged in anti-Hispanic bias
