'Champion of Justice'
Published: November 24, 2022
Attorney Edward G. Taylor, DNC Black Caucus Chair Virgie M. Rollins, attorney Lynda McGhee, attorney Robyn L. McCoy, law student Kamille Tynes, attorney Rita O. White and attorney Zenell Brown Third Circuit Court Executive Administrator [ More » ]
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Family first: Mother-daughter legal team makes a special name for itself in the field of matrimonial law
November 24, 2022The Franklin law firm of Abbatt Zurawski PC features an intriguing logo, one containing the capital letters AZ wrapped within a circle that encapsulates “The Family Firm,” the trademarked identity of a mother-daughter legal team.
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'Advancing equity': MSU Law welcomes the director of a new law clinic
November 24, 2022Anne Choike joined the faculty of Michigan State University College of Law this fall, as director of the Equitable Entrepreneurship & Innovation Law Clinic, and as an associate clinical professor of law.
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Report: Diverting kids from juvenile court is better for youth, public safety, and racial justice
November 24, 2022he Sentencing Project recently released an in-depth analysis about the juvenile justice system’s unequal and limited use of diversion from court involvement, particularly for Black youth.
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Business
- ABA expands legal tools to help support domestic violence victims - November 24, 2022
- 'Holiday Chaos' is focus of Dec. 5 WLAMom online discussion - November 17, 2022
- Disparities in employment outcomes by race/ethnicity persist for Class of 2021 graduates - November 17, 2022
- ABA issues guidance on lawyers who represent themselves - October 20, 2022
Courts
- Michigan Supreme Court opens nominations for Maura Corrigan Foster Family awards - October 6, 2022
- Judicial Council releases historic roadmap for Michigan Judiciary - September 22, 2022
- Innovation Center report outlines trends in advances in law and technology - September 8, 2022
- Two MSU Law students receive scholarships from Women Lawyers Association of Michigan Foundation - August 11, 2022
State
- Gov. Whitmer establishes Juvenile Residential Facilities Advisory Committee - November 24, 2022
- Warner ranked top-tier law firm by Best Lawyers and U.S. News & World Report - November 24, 2022
- 'Mini Med School for Attorneys' offered online Nov. 30 - November 24, 2022
- 'Restricting Employees from Competition and Solicitation' is slated for November 30 - November 18, 2022
Nation
- Sentencing Project report: More than half of imprisoned Americans are serving for 10 years or more - September 29, 2022
- New polling reveals 56% of voters believe voting should be a guaranteed right for all including those in prison - September 15, 2022
- New ABA 'Profile of the Legal Profession' highlights changing federal judiciary - August 18, 2022
- WMU-Cooley Law School hosts neurodiversity conversation focusing on the legal profession - July 21, 2022
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- 'Champion of Justice'
- Family first: Mother-daughter legal team makes a special name for itself in the field of matrimonial law
- 'Advancing equity': MSU Law welcomes the director of a new law clinic
- Michigan Innocence Clinic secures exoneration for 1986 murder conviction
- Report: Diverting kids from juvenile court is better for youth, public safety, and racial justice
headlines National
- Calls mount for binding SCOTUS ethics code after anti-abortion crusader alleges Hobby Lobby leak
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- Cleveland State University Removes Cleveland-Marshall From Law School Name
- Pa. Supreme Court 'Strongly Discourages' Use of Hypotheticals in Criminal Jury Instructions
- In New York bid-rigging case, justices are dubious of the “right to control” theory of fraud
- Justices worry that broad reading of federal bribery law could sweep in lobbyists
