Archives
March 23, 2010
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- Business - Being ready for the next bear market
- State - Wright Township Barrelling along DeWitt Barrels still thriving after 117 years
- Business - Florida Toyota shareholders sue over fallen stock price
- Business - New York Investors learn to accept bad housing numbers
- Business - Family Finance Credit cards become part of family's college plans
- State - Wayne Law announces new scholarship
- Business - New York Kimberly-Clark backs outlook, raises cost-cut goal
- Nation - Compassion, practicality and health care
- State pays big for underfunded indigent defense Overhaul proposal might be tough sell
- Courts - Pennsylvania 'Notorious' kennel owner faces animal cruelty trial Case is set against ongoing state crackdown on puppy mills
- Courts - Utah Some think source's death hampers artifact cases Defendants expected to use Sixth Amendment to squelch taped evidence
- State - Cooley Law School publication wins top award
- Business - 5 questions to ask about a construction contract
- State - Ann Arbor Listening to his own ambitions Deaf man fights the odds to become physician
- Is levying a sales tax on legal services opening a can of worms? Many in legal profession find few positives in the proposal
- Worthy principles Wayne County prosecutor gives some ethical guideposts for elected officials
- Courts - Court to weigh citizenship rule that varies by sex
- Daily Briefs (March 23)
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- Google parent company’s top lawyer leaving amid claims of misconduct
- Afternoon Briefs: Texas no longer accepting refugees; new San Francisco DA announces round of layoffs
- Microsoft In-House Attorney to Serve as TikTok's First Global General Counsel
- Here's to You Mrs. Dershowitz + More
- Now available on Oyez: This week’s oral argument audio aligned with the transcripts
- Empirical SCOTUS: Activist or restrained, the current court’s movement is often directed by the chief justice
