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Assessing the Origins, Dynamics, and Future of Conflict in Sudan
Trump’s proposed car loan deduction isn’t as shiny as you’d think
Bagley Elected to Membership in American Law Institute
Mine Orer, LLM ’18, to Clerk at the International Court of Justice
Understanding the 2024 Michigan Supreme Court Election
ADL: Antisemitic incidents hit record high in year since Oct. 7
Michigan Law Welcomes Two New Faculty Fellows, One Clinical Fellow
Environmental and Energy Law Conference Speakers Discuss Role of Regulation in Transition to Clean Energy
Inside the $621 Million Legal Battle for the ‘Soul of the Internet’
Bennoune Testifies before House Committee on Human Rights Violations in Ukraine
The Eric Adams Indictment May Be Just the Start of His Problems
How Law Professors Are Pivoting Post-Loper and Other Key Rulings
Even a wrongful misdemeanor conviction can change someone’s life forever
Why an AI rent algorithm used by landlords is accused of price fixing
Constitution Day Lecture Discusses Presidential Accountability in the Wake of Trump v. United States
Trump Said He Wouldn’t Sell DJT Stock When the Lockup Expired. Is That Legally Binding?
Senate Committee Passes DOOBIE Act
BBC’s Mohamed Al-Fayed documentary fails to call human trafficking what it is
Legal Fee Tracker: Google, privacy lawyers clash over $217 million fee bid
Republicans rebuff global tax provision as Treasury implements possible workaround
Scarred by violence, lawmakers plan for possible ‘mass casualty’ event
Three Michigan Law Alumni to Clerk for the Court of Justice of the European Union
Political Violence Is a Crime. Discourage It.
Michigan Law’s LLM Class of 2025 Includes Students from 17 Countries
Project 2025 seeks to resurrect a 151-yr-old law to subordinate women
Weekend Law:Parent Charged in Shooting and Engagement Ring Fight
Meet Michigan Law’s JD Class of 2027
Legal Fee Tracker: Clearview AI’s choose-your-own-adventure privacy settlement
People Are Setting Themselves on Fire and Getting Punched in the Face to Pump Their Crypto Coins
A look at how Trump’s plan to increase tariffs would affect U.S. workers and consumers
Six Takeaways: The Solicitor General on Representing the United States
What the Debate Made Clear About a Second Trump Term
Fighting Russian Disinformation Must Be a Team Sport
Courts Need Experts’ Help in Analyzing Online Arbitration Clause Designs, Judge Says
Michigan band The White Stripes sues Trump, alleging copyright violation
o the World, He Is an Anti-Trafficking Hero. Women Tell a Different Story.
School Shooter’s Father Charged & SCOTUS Recusals
The Klan Act: Legal Liability for Political Violence
How Richard Nixon’s pardon 50 years ago provides fuel for Donald Trump’s legal fight
Facing Entrenched School Segregation, a State Tries Something New
William R. Bay, ’78, Installed as President of the American Bar Association
Georgia Tests a Novel Tactic in School Shootings: Putting Parents on Trial
Michigan Law Announces Academic Events for Fall 2024
Congress Put the Wrong Date in the Tax Law. Companies Are Reaping Millions.
5Qs: New Video Series from Professor Sherman Clark Discusses Effective and Ethical Persuasion
Explaining the debate over music at political campaign rallies
New Faculty Members Join Michigan Law’s 2024-2025 Academic Year
Students in Problem Solving Initiative Course Publish “A Roadmap to Clean and Equitable Power in Michigan”
Justice Department Lawyer Spencer Smith Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Jenna Cobb, Committed to Undoing Past Wrongs and Helping Others Do the Same, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Musk’s $56 Billion Pay Gambit Risks Endless Corporate Do-Overs
“Deliberately designed to deceive”: Experts say Taylor Swift could sue Trump over fake endorsement
Taylor Swift can absolutely sue Trump over the fake endorsement images he reposted. Winning a lawsuit might be harder.
Paulina Arnold, Expert on Civil Detention, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Albert Pak, Dedicated to Supporting Community Groups, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Future lawyers learn key lessons from studying poetry in parks in this course
Many musicians have copyright gripes with Trump, but only some can win in the courts
Auto workers union seeks NLRB investigation of Trump and Musk comments about firing striking workers
5Qs: Edmonds Discusses Grants Pass v. Johnson SCOTUS Ruling and Homelessness in the US
Why Is the UAW’s Federal Monitor Involving Himself in the Union’s Stance on Gaza?
Attack From Within
SCOTUS Cites Michigan Law Faculty in 2024 Opinions
Michigan Supreme Court Grants Retrial to Innocence Clinic Client Milton “Chazlee” Lemons
5Qs: Professors Christopher Walker, Daniel Deacon Explore Fallout From SCOTUS Overruling Chevron Deference
Justice Department dropping some charges against Jan. 6 rioters after Supreme Court ruling
How a Supreme Court decision kept school segregation alive
5Qs: Friedman on Smith v. Arizona, the Confrontation Clause, and a Sixth SCOTUS Citation
Good feedback is an art – here’s how I teach it
MacKinnon Receives British Academy International Fellowship
Contractual Remedies in Mergers: Lessons from Crispo v. Musk
How Clarence Thomas laid groundwork for Trump’s classified documents case being dismissed
Trump’s Classified Documents Case Has Been Dismissed. Now What?
Jarkesy Decision Doesn’t Have to Mark End of Agency Adjudication
Alumni Study Ethics in Auschwitz Fellowship
5Qs: Syed on Junk Science, Wrongful Convictions, and SCOTUS Citation
Election Disinformation Will Lead to Chaos
Opinion: From legal bribery to Trump’s immunity, a dark theme ran through the Supreme Court’s term
Our presidential candidates have never been older. You can thank the Founding Fathers
Michigan Law’s 2024 Alumni and Friends Service Day Promotes Volunteerism and Fellowship
5Qs: Bagley on Ohio v. EPA, SCOTUS Citation, and the Future of the Administrative State
SCOTUS immunity ruling makes character a top election issue
Law schools left reeling after latest Supreme Court earthquakes
Lessons from American history in the wake of the Supreme Court immunity ruling
President as ‘king’, and other giant Supreme Court cases
Trump Wasn’t Going to Prison Anyway. Neither Was Hunter Biden.
Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta Warn Investors AI is a Risky Financial Bet
Hold Up, Trump Is Still in Serious Legal Trouble
Hold Up, Trump Is Still in Big Legal Trouble
Why parents are being punished for the crimes of their children
Supreme Court rulings endanger environmental protections
Empowering Everyday Choices: A Conversation on Philip Howard’s “Everyday Freedom”
The Big Winners of This Supreme Court Term
Civil Rights Litigation Initiative Helps Achieve the Nation’s Strongest Police Department Policy on Facial Recognition Technology
100 Years of the Lawyers Club
News in Brief: Summer 2024
Alan Alexander, ’11: Building a Lower-Carbon Energy Sector
Faizah Malik, ’11: Fight for Housing Justice
Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit, ’10, and Professor J.J. Prescott Team Up on Transparency Project to Study Racial Disparities in Legal System
Learning International Transaction Law on the Ground in Rwanda
