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March 17, 2010
Feature
- Health-care reform drags on like H1n1 Still a Cold War relic, the U.S. health-care system must evolve
- Profile in Brief-Meghan Kennedy Riordan Irish Eyes are Moving
- State - Filing deadlines loom for candidates
- Nation - Washington, D.C. Feds on Facebook Break the law and your new 'friend' may be the FBI
- Nation - North Carolina Soldier acquitted in three deaths faces military trial Detective discovered DNA evidence from 25 years ago
- Nation - South Carolina State's high court overturns $18M award in Ford Explorer wreck Expert witness shouldn't have been allowed to testify about cruise control
- Courts - Civil Litigation: 'Graves' raises new conflict concerns
- State - Traverse City Court asked to overturn U.P. mining permit Some fear mine's ceiling would collapse beneath Salmon Trout River
- State - Lansing Cox releases his 2009 tax returns Other candidates plan to as well
- Business - Q&A What would a new consumer protection agency do?
- Business - Iowa Taking a gamble States go all in, expand gaming to plug the budget
- Business - Hawaii Florida man accused of bilking $10.3M in foreign currency scheme 64 of some 100 investors were from Hawaii
- 'It wasn't me': The role of fault in divorce
- Adviser to U.S. Department of State to speak at Wayne Law Commencement
- Heartfelt Matter District Court Judge on crusade to keep marriages strong, intact
- Nation - Trends, policy in competition and consumer protection issues
- Business - A bite of Apple
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- Coronavirus pandemic prompts wave of ‘business interruption’ lawsuits by restaurants
- Could you be replaced by a robot lawyer?
- Republicans Hire Chuck Cooper To Challenge House's Pandemic-Era Proxy Voting Rules
- 300-Lawyer Barclay Damon Announces Reopening Plan as Pandemic Persists
- Church challenges COVID-19 stay-at-home order
- Court rejects – at least for now – government’s request to block Ohio prisoner release plan
