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May 02, 2016
Feature
- 'Policy wonk': Public finance attorney devoted to 'building community'
- 'Roadshow' to roll into Detroit this month
- Program helps inmates prepare for future jobs
- Bill tying abortions to doctor licenses criticized
- High court weighs case of jury discharged, then called back
State
- Court: University of Michigan regents can meet privately
- Contest to reward local entrepreneurs expands
- City with Dutch heritage gets new signs
Courts
Column
headlines Macomb
- A ‘vibrant and collaborative space’
- Michigan Consumer Protection launches ‘Abbott Elementary’ inspired consumer protection campaign
- Three plead guilty to identity theft, fraud, forgery scheme attempting over half-million dollar theft
- Free billing software available for Michigan attorneys
- ‘Accounting 101 for Attorneys’ presented online
headlines National
- This LA lawyer levels up legal protections in the video game industry
- ACLU and BigLaw firm use ‘Orange is the New Black’ in hashtag effort to promote NY jail reform
- An eccentric path to a satisfying retirement
- What lawyers can learn about storytelling from Josh Johnson’s comedy
- Davis Polk will pay $25K stipend to 2027 summer associates ‘giving back’ in summer 2026
- After defense lawyer dies during trial, judge convicted for using public funds for vacations, personal purchases
