‘Stride for Justice’ event to aid First Step program in county
Published: April 03, 2026
As a second-year student at University of Detroit Mercy School of Law,
Fatima Naeem recently made it her mission to do “something meaningful
for the community” as a member of the current Women Lawyers Association
of Michigan Leadership Class.
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In the spotlight
April 03, 2026A number of dignitaries from the bench and bar were on hand for the 13th Annual Patrick Henry Event on March 12 at the San Marino Club in Troy.
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Don’t confuse AI search with legal advice
April 03, 2026In today’s digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) tools are everywhere. Many homeowners, business owners, and policyholders turn to AI chatbots for quick answers about insurance coverage, insurance claims, or legal questions about insurance law.
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The reality regarding the auto no-fault insurance reform laws, according to CPAN and law firm
April 03, 2026In the January 15, 2026 edition of The Ingham County Legal News, which is part of The Detroit Legal News network, there is an article titled “Michigan’s 2019 Auto Insurance Reforms Worked, Most Recent Evidence Says” by Michael Van Beek of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. This article praises Michigan’s auto no-fault reforms and asserts, among other things, that those reforms have been successful in significantly lowering auto insurance premiums and effectively serving the insurance needs of Michigan families.
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Detroit area lawyer’s creativity spans worlds of fintech and art
March 27, 2026When Grosse Pointe Farms attorney Colin Darke talks about simplifying complexity, he might be referring to financial regulations or to the way his hands move effortlessly across a blank page, sketching two sides of an image at the same time.
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