Archives
September 18, 2017
- As stocks set highs, investors still worry about next crash
- Can employers legally stop their workers from taking selfies?
- Legal People
Nation
State
- Michigan board may declare LGBT discrimination unlawful
- Firm announces Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship winner
Courts
Business
- Equifax's troubles deepen amid new disclosure about breach
- Sports in virtual reality sounds cool, but can feel distant
- At more U.S. colleges, video gamers get the varsity treatment
- Firm announces Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship winner
- Former Enron CFO to keynote ABA U.S.-Canadian Securities Litigation Institute
- Former Enron CFO to keynote ABA U.S.-Canadian Securities Litigation Institute
- Can employers legally stop their workers from taking selfies?
- As stocks set highs, investors still worry about next crash
Feature
headlines
- Going the distance: Champion distance swimmer aims for a career in civil rights and Constitutional Law
- Law school conducts commencement for its May graduates following pandemic delays
- Election turnout offers a glimmer of hope in 2020
- Plunkett Cooney attorney authors Michigan chapter of ALFA International Business Litigation Compendium
- Daily Briefs
headlines National
- DOJ probed possible bid to pay for presidential pardon, unsealed opinion says
- Trump lawyer says official who defended voting machines should be shot; AG Barr also sees no manipulation
- Q&A with Michael Schein of Microfame Media
- Amid COVID-19, the Bar Exam Faces a Reckoning and a Revamp
- Wednesday round-up
- Argument analysis: Justices send mixed messages on corporate liability for allegedly aiding child slavery abroad
