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November 24, 2014
Business
- USAO hosts brown bag event
- Survey: General counsel see health care and cybersecurity as growing concerns
- New study spotlights financial challenges faced by many Jackson County residents
- United Way campaign has strong support in Jackson
- ABA launches Immigrant Child Advocacy Network
- 'Tomfoolery'
- Griffin elected president of Cooley Law School Alumni Association
- Many residents can wipe criminal records clean
- NALS launches annual Christmas Basket campaign
Feature
- NALS holds monthly meeting
- Tackling drug abuse topic of free Dec. 5 summit
- NALS launches annual Christmas Basket campaign
- Michigan Adoption Day set for Nov. 25
- New study spotlights financial challenges faced by many Jackson County residents
- United Way campaign has strong support in Jackson
- Many residents can wipe criminal records clean
- USAO hosts brown bag event
- Griffin elected president of Cooley Law School Alumni Association
- ABA launches Immigrant Child Advocacy Network
- Survey: General counsel see health care and cybersecurity as growing concerns
- "Tomfoolery" - attorneys perform in fun show
headlines
- Virtual 'Walk for Justice' for The Salvation Army's William Booth Legal Aid Clinic set for May 7-9
- Landon joins Curtis, Curtis & Brelinski
- Making an impact: Student founds school's Disability Law Association
- 'My house, my rules' defense fails parents
- Dykema's survey suggests optimism for U.S. M&A activity in 2021
headlines National
- SCOTUS case on disclosure of nonprofit donor names raises First Amendment questions
- Juvenile can get life without parole for murder without finding of permanent incorrigibility, Supreme Court rules
- Keeping Associates in Big Law for the Long Haul | Life Isn't Getting Easier for Legal Departments | Medical Marijuana Maven Sued by SEC: The Morning Minute
- Special Bonuses Can Help to Retain Associates, But Not for the Long Run
- Skepticism and the shadow of Chevron in Sanchez v. Mayorkas argument
- Court upholds life-without-parole sentence for Mississippi man convicted as juvenile
