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New Fund Honors Former Dean Mark West and Supports Future Deans
Law and Technology Faculty Share What’s on Their Minds
Human Trafficking Clinic Finds Multidisciplinary Solutions
Michelle Gluck, ’83: Opening Doors for Future Leaders
Ernest Newborn, ’83: Inspired by the Past, Looking to the Future
Nat Pernick, ’86: Forging a Path in Computers and Medicine
Bill, ’71, and Cindy Rainey: Opening Doors for the Next Generation
Spring 2024 Recent Gifts
Kya Henley, ’16, and Calyssa Zellars, ’17: From BLSA to Business Partners
Brian Davis, ’14, and Katy McNeil, ’14: Persevering, Together
Supreme Court ruling on gun rights
Mattie Peterson Compton, ’75: Access to Education, a Value Shared Among Generations
5Qs: Kazis Explores Issues behind US Housing Crisis
Something’s Rotten About the Justices Taking So Long on Trump’s Immunity Case
Mary Buikema Leads Michigan Law’s Alumni Engagement Efforts
What parents in Michigan – and everywhere – should know about secure gun storage after the Crumbley convictions
The Petri dish for latest unhinged legal theory’: the powerful appeals court feeding SCOTUS docket
Interim Dean Kyle Logue Discusses His Vision for the New Role, Relations with Alumni, and What He Loves about the School
Three Michigan Law Students Receive Peggy Browning Labor Law Fellowship
Charles T. Munger, HLLD ’10
5Qs: Prescott Explains Implications of New Rule Banning Noncompete Agreements
Arthur Etter Is ACS Next Generation Leader
Michigan Student Chapter Wins National Award from the American Constitution Society
The real motivation behind the GOP’s absurd calls to prosecute Democrats
The Hollowing Out of Miranda Rights, and What we Can Do About it
Debunking 12 Myths About Trump’s Conviction
Michigan Law Hosts Annual Conference of American Law and Economics Association
Chen Chun-han, LLM ’17, SJD ’22
Celebrating the Class of 2024
5Qs: Ratner Explores Questions of Ethics and Espionage
Donald Trump’s Hush-Money Trial Is a Referendum on Truth
The New York team prosecuting Trump began this trial with the end in mind
Michigan Law Externs Learn the Law While Living Abroad
SCOTUS Ruling on Racial Gerrymandering Case
3 Ways to Make a Request That Doesn’t Feel Coercive
How Has Inflation Hit Your Finances? 10 People Get Candid
Advisory Committee Named for Law School Dean Search
Excellence in Pro Bono Service Awards: 2024 Michigan Law Honorees
Butker commencement speech spotlights religious war on women’s freedom, even Taylor Swift’s
After 30 Years, A New Challenge to Car License Sovereignty
3L Eli Massey Receives State Bar of Michigan’s Animal Rights Award
1 Year After Warhol, Judges Feel Their Way Through Fair Use
White Paper Argues for Changes to Parole Review for Those Committing Crimes As Youths
Stories from the Lawyers Club
Class of 2024 Celebrates Senior Day
Michigan’s Highest Court Hears Challenge to Terminations of Parental Rights
Students Recognize Four Outstanding Faculty: Adams, Kornblatt, Primus, and Moran
5Qs: Eve Primus, ’01, Makes Case for Improving Indigent Defense with More Public Defenders
Sudan Battles the RSF
Debating Trump’s trial on falsifying business records
3L Javi Piñeiro Represents U-M at Global Policy Summit
Trump claims he’s immune from prosecution. Supreme Court hears arguments in the case
U.S. Supreme Court considers claims of immunity by Donald Trump
“Private” vs “Official” Actions in Trump’s Historic Immunity Case
Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. v. Moab Partners, L.P. - Post-Decision SCOTUScast
Michele Coleman Mayes, ’74, Receives Michigan Law’s Distinguished Alumni Award
Crackdown on Corporate Insiders Collides With New Era of Control
At Detroit Econ Club, Barbara McQuade and Jocelyn Benson chat about disinformation, Russia
Mary Buikema Named Assistant Dean of Development and Alumni Relations
1L Rana Thabata Receives Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
Professors Arato, Bennoune in Spotlight at American Society of International Law Annual Meeting
“Catch and Kill” scheme looms large over Trump trial
Trump’s alleged gag order violation
Michigan Law Recognizes Outstanding Students
Which judges are most likely to issue nationwide injunctions? Party of appointing president makes a difference
DOJ thinks Enbridge Line 5 pipeline is trespassing on tribal lands
5Qs: Reuven Avi-Yonah Discusses Hot Issues in Tax Law
Writers on a New England Stage: Barbara McQuade
Justice Neil Gorsuch is not pleased with judges setting nationwide policy. But how common is it?
James, Jennifer Crumbley sentencing expectations
Parents of Michigan School Shooter Sentenced to 10 to 15 Years in Prison
Japanese Professors Visit Michigan Law
Pontiac’s UWM faces class-action racketeering suit accusing it of conspiring with brokers
Federal Reserve’s Michael Barr Discusses Health of Banking System, SVB Failures, and More at Michigan Law Conference
AI Helps Pharma Find New Drugs But Imperils Lucrative Patents
Professor Daniel Fryer Joins Washtenaw County Advisory Council on Reparations
Trump defied political norms. Now he tests the stock market.
Truth Social Can’t Meme Its Way to Becoming the Next GameStop
Could holding parents criminally responsible curb the country’s gun violence epidemic?
The Taliban’s oppression of women is apartheid. Let’s call it that.
The Government’s Weakest Antitrust Case Is Against Amazon
Novel Corporate Rulings Fuel Charged Debate on Delaware’s Role
Truth Social’s stock price is soaring. It’s not just Trump supporters buying in.
License to Pill
Alito and Thomas kept bringing up Comstock. That scared abortion rights supporters.
International Transactions Clinic Students Travel to Kenya with Ross International Investment Fund
LAWBreaks Offers Students Pro Bono Lawyering Opportunities over Winter Break
Caterpillar Probe Adds New Chapter to Old Tax Case, Explained
5Qs: Fisher Proposes Partial Solution to Issues of Stateless People
Jurors found a teen school shooter’s father and mother guilty of manslaughter. Here’s what the verdicts mean for parents
Judge rules that Fulton County DA Fani Willis can stay on Trump case
Why This Texas Mom Is Applauding Conviction of Michigan Shooter’s Dad
Four Takeaways from Symposium Marking 20 Years of the Crawford Decision on the Confrontation Clause
‘Everything is possible’: a worrying new book explores the danger of disinformation
Slippery slope toward contraception restrictions seen in court backing of Texas law
Legal experts on James Crumbley verdict: ‘That is a strong message to parents’
Biennial Simpson Lecture Explores Different Connections between History and the Law
Law School’s Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic Partners on Suit Against Online “Ghost Gun” Seller
Did Trump just defame E. Jean Carroll again?