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Women’s Prison Sue State Over Black Mold Exposure
Child Welfare Appellate Clinic Wins Court of Appeals Case
Years after Edenville flood, blame game still rages in Michigan court
Trump’s birthright citizenship order faces more bans than before Supreme Court ruling
Trump administration violated impoundment law by canceling NIH grants, slowing new awards, GAO finds
Michigan Law Hosts Applied Legal Storytelling Conference
With his suit against Murdoch, Trump signals: No one is safe
2002 Campbell Finalists Reminisce, Two Decades Later
A Multitude of Student Moots, On and Off the Quad
Where Does the Campbell Moot Court Question Come From?
Who Judges the Campbell Moot Court Competition?
A Century of Argument and Advocacy: Campbell Moot Court Turns 100
Former Winners of the Campbell Moot Court Competition Reflect on the Experience
Inside the Surprise Idaho Murders Plea Deal That Left Some Families Fuming
The Supreme Court Put Nationwide Injunctions to the Torch
Professor Timothy Pinto Wins Before the Michigan Supreme Court
Michigan Law Mock Trial Team Brings Home First Capitol City Challenge Win
5Qs: Cornell’s New Book Proposes a New Approach to Rights and Wrongs
Detroit’s attempt to improve its schools was hamstrung by redlining
Few prisoners claiming abuses have access to a jury trial. The Supreme Court could soon change that.
Four Takeaways from Michigan Law Public Interest Week
Inside Brooke Shields’ Tragic Experience With Plastic Surgery
National Consumer Law Center Awards 2025 Hobbs Fellowship to 2L Aanvi Jhaveri
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Freeze of Federal Grant Funds
Nina Ruvinsky, ’13: Historic Fraud in a Nascent Market
John Tepedino, ’04: Restitution for Victims of Madoff’s Fraud
Center for the Education of Women+ Honors Margo Schlanger for Promoting Equity and Social Change
Are Homeowners Responsible For Injuries Due To Not Shoveling Snow Or Ice?
Alex Jones’ Infowars Sale Hinges on More Money and Less Secrecy
Professor Dave Moran and Client LaVone Hill Reflect on Recent Win at Teaching Award Ceremony
Journal of the American Medical Association Highlights Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse Work on Hepatitis C Testing
Professor Kimberly A. Thomas Elected to Michigan Supreme Court
Civil Solutions: Clinic Lifts Legal Burdens for Veterans
Boddie Points to Brown v. Board of Education Decision as a Vision for a Different America
Legal Fee Tracker: Lawsuit reveals fight over awards after $5.6 bln ‘swipe fees’ settlement
Bagley Elected to Membership in American Law Institute
Constitution Day Lecture Discusses Presidential Accountability in the Wake of Trump v. United States
Six Takeaways: The Solicitor General on Representing the United States
William R. Bay, ’78, Installed as President of the American Bar Association
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
Musk’s $56 Billion Pay Gambit Risks Endless Corporate Do-Overs
5Qs: Edmonds Discusses Grants Pass v. Johnson SCOTUS Ruling and Homelessness in the US
Law School’s Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic Partners on Suit Against Online “Ghost Gun” Seller
Did Trump just defame E. Jean Carroll again?
5Qs: Schaus Honored for Proposing an Alternative View of Consortium Claims
Innocence Clinic Featured on This is Michigan
Flint water legal tab keeps growing to tens of millions as Nessel’s office mulls next move
J.J. Prescott Elected to the American Law Institute
Top US Business Court Bolsters Reputation With Big Lawyer Fees
Behind the Bench at the Supreme Court
Michael Bobelian, ’98: The Forging of the Modern Supreme Court
Prof. Margo Schlanger Launches Civil Rights Education Initiative for High Schoolers
Prof. Joan Larsen Appointed to Michigan Supreme Court
Daniel Matzkin, ’09: A New Perspective on Hearing Cases
Geeti Faramarzi, LLM ’13: Assisting with Australian Inquest into 2014 Lindt Café Siege
Prof. Thomas Appointed to State’s New Indigent Defense Commission
U.S. Supreme Court Delivers Unanimous Ruling for Prof. Pottow in EBIA v. Arkison
Michigan Law’s Child Advocacy Law Clinic: Theory and Practice Come Together in Trial Experience
Former Clerks and Faculty on the Legacy of Justice Antonin Scalia
The Michigan Law Classmates Behind a $3B Hewlitt-Packard Verdict
Hon. Harlan VanWye, ’67: An Extra-Innings Career
Steven Rhodes, ’73: Guitar-playing Bankruptcy Judge Tuned in to the People
The Hon. William McClain
Professor Luke Cooperrider, ’48
Roger Gregory, ’78: Chief Judge in Fourth Circuit
@UMICHLAW: Spring 2017
Joe Neely, ’09: Outstanding Young Military Lawyer, for the Prosecution and the Defense
Innocence Clinic Victories
Lawsuit Brings Changes to Michigan’s Sex Offender Registration Law
Kurt Johnson, ’15, to Clerk for Justice Gorsuch
@UMICHLAW: Winter 2019
UMMA to Present Witness Lab Courtroom Installation and Performance Series
@UMICHLAW: Fall 2020
Litigating Death Row: A Long Road of Loss
A Red-Letter Day for Black Widow
News in Brief: Winter 2022
Portinga, ’96, Helps Pen Amicus Brief for The Onion
Clinic Petitions for Clemency Hearings
A Girl, Her Wonder Dog, and a Supreme Court Ruling
Raising the Curtain on a News Blackout
Trio of Michigan Law Grads Obtain Prestigious U.S. Supreme Court Clerkships
Transforming What It Means to “Go to Court”
Cause and Effect: A Donor and a Scholarship Recipient Reflect on Their Connection to Michigan Law
Federal Appellate Litigation Clinic Students Learn to Advocate for the Client
Leonard M. Niehoff, ’84, and James E. Stewart, ’73: A 30-Year Partnership in Media Law
The Legal Climate of Climate Change: Preparedness and Recovery
Hessel Yntema IV, ’13: Paradise Found as Saipan’s GC
Bringing Stability to the State Bar of California
Have Your Day in Court Without Being in Court
Law Training in the Fast Lane
Can COVID-19 Help Expand Access to Justice?
News in Briefs: Fall 2020
Paul Nightingale, ’86: Dairy Innovator
Cause and Effect: A Donor and His Scholarship Recipient Reflect on Their Connection to Michigan Law
Dan Bergeson, ’82: Adapting to a New Normal in California Courts
Elise Boddie, Renowned Advocate and Scholar on Dismantling Systemic Racism, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Scoring a Win for Student-Athletes
