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December 26, 2014
Feature
- Friday Feature . . .
- 'Empty Rooms' takes emotional toll
- Daily Briefs . . .
- How to make outsourcing work for small firms
- MAJ Seminar
- Novemberfest
Business
- Investors expect higher stocks in 2015, but also turbulence
- Ghost Ship
- -- Year in Review -- Investors expect higher stocks in 2015, but also turbulence Strategiest say a mature bull market means possibility for volatility is high
- Managing editor of popular blog writes ABA book
- 50 ways to leave impasse
- How to handle pesky personnel issues
- College debt is the elephant in the room
- A fine tool for succession planning
- Florida Ruling opens door for cruise malpractice lawsuits
- Washington Torture leaves deep, long-term psychological scars Specialists say brain can become conditioned by extreme fear and stress
- Oklahoma States' use, control of execution drugs varies widely
- Business Ghost Ship Entrepreneur builds a sleek, revolutionary ship, but will anyone buy it?
- How to make outsourcing work for small firms
- 'Empty Rooms' takes emotional toll Author publishes 53rd novel, a mystery-thriller in Detroit
Column
- A fine tool for succession planning
- Under Analysis . . .
- 50 ways to leave impasse
- College debt is the elephant in the room
Courts
- Ruling opens door for cruise malpractice lawsuits
- Torture leaves deep, long-term psychological scars
- States' use, control of execution drugs varies widely
- How to handle pesky personnel issues
Nation
headlines Detroit
- 6th Circuit strikes down local energy generation requirement
- The Kellogg Foundation CEO shares her own life story to foster more racial healing Memoir traces steps from executive’s Detroit childhood to leading prestigious foundation
- Daily Briefs
- Schroeck named dean of University of Detroit Mercy School of Law
- Michigan Supreme Court welcomes Justice Thomas
headlines National
- ABA calls on senators to oppose ‘deeply concerning’ immigration bill
- SCOTUSblog founder Tom Goldstein faces tax evasion charges
- Stanford Law prof fires Meta as client, citing platform’s ‘descent into toxic masculinity’
- Most lawyers aren’t using AI to address growing workloads, new report says
- US law firms make gains in UK’s mergers market
- Managers, supervisors must return to office, district attorney in Oregon county says
