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Michigan Law Hosts Conference on Reforming System of Investor-State Dispute Settlement
The Upshot of Microsoft’s Activision Deal: Big Tech Can Get Even Bigger
Jack Smith tells Trump to put up or shut up
Student Research Informs Policy Debate
Column: Big drug makers are whining about having to negotiate with Medicare, but they can’t afford not to
Meet Michigan Law’s LLM Class of 2024
Professor Susan Page Selected as Fellow by National Academy of Public Administration
Trump tries to dismiss or delay cases against him
SEC Sues Elon Musk in San Francisco Federal Court to Enforce Subpoena
J.J. Prescott Elected to the American Law Institute
Q&A: How can social science data empower public defenders?
What’s at the Root of Wrongful Convictions?
5Qs: Patrick Barry Explains How to Provide Quality Feedback in New Book
Supreme Court session opens with a challenge to federal regulators’ powers
Roberts Court Loses Control of Conservative War on Agency Power
Bennoune Addresses UN Security Council on Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan
Dana Thompson Q&A with Michigan News
Chutkan rejects Trump request to step aside as judge in his D.C. trial
Faculty Q&A: Dana Thompson teaches law students to make a hands-on difference
Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court (4-episode series)
Youth Movement: Sarah Medina Camiscoli Works for and With Young Leaders in New York City
Top Administrator Discusses Proposed Reforms to Federal Regulation Process
The less you remember the better: aide on Trump-backed lawyer advice (Law School)
Civil rights groups’ power to sue undermined by appellate ruling
Constitution Day Speaker Makes the Case for Disqualifying Trump
Longest exoneration in U.S. history: Glynn Simmons a free man
Meet Michigan Law’s JD Class of 2026
Legitimizing Gender Apartheid is One of the Costs of Recognizing the Taliban
Giuliani sued for unpaid legal fees
UN experts warn nearly a year after ceasefire, atrocities, including war crimes and crimes against humanity continue in Ethiopia
Could unions break New York’s housing impasse?
U.S. Constitution scholar to speak on race and citizenship
Best Personal Loans of October 2023: Ask the Expert
Niehoff: We should know more about the Bill of Rights
Where the ‘meme stock’ phenomenon stands, 2 and a half years after the GameStop craze
John Hoyns, ’79, Commits $20M for Scholarships at Michigan Law
Four Takeaways: European Union Law from a Member State Perspective
Rule Changes Could Slow Eviction Process In Michigan
Aspen Publishing Acquires License to Administer JD-Next Admissions Exam
Trial tax’: Proud Boys members complain their long prison sentences punish them for demanding a trial
Notable new resource provides “Data for Defenders”
Michigan Law Launches Data for Defenders Project to Aid Defense Work
Pharmaceutical groups are suing the Biden administration for its Medicare plans
Kennedy’s Supreme Court legacy is being erased, in part by past clerks
Professors, Student Serve on State’s Well-Being Task Force
Neal Rubin: Kind words from 45 years ago still resonate at U-M’s law school
Trump to skip arraignment on Georgia felony charges
What Biden’s Drug Price Negotiations Mean for You
ACG Detroit Names First Female President
How the first 10 drugs set for Medicare negotiations were chosen
Digital Ownership and the Right to Repair
Ex-U.S. attorney: John Eastman statement “can be used against him” after he doubles down on Big Lie
Michigan Access Program Builds Community, Social Justice Activism
Episode 118: When Does Criticism Become Witness Tampering?
After leaving prison, returning citizens find new ground on this Michigan farm
In Trump cases, experts say defendant’s rhetoric will be hard to police
Ex-federal prosecutor blasts Giuliani’s defense: “It a sad day when hubris appears to overcome a lawyer’s sense of duty to the rule of law”
If You’re Thinking About Flipping on Trump, Now’s the Time
New Top Cop at the E.P.A. Aims to Get Enforcement Back on Track
Two prosecutors with one goal: holding Donald Trump to account over 2020 election claims
Delay, delay, delay: Here’s how Donald Trump is trying to push back his criminals trials
Weds Aug 16
Should governments be blamed for climate change? How one lawsuit could change US policies
You Can’t Fix the Supreme Court Without Also Fixing Congress
5Qs: Klass on How to Make Energy More Reliable and Sustainable
What one school’s fight to eliminate PFAS says about Indian Country’s forever chemical problem
ChatGPT on Campus: Law Schools Wrestle With Emerging AI Tools
Michigan’s police secrecy raises concerns about ‘wandering cops’
Niehoff: Trump’s Jan. 6 indictment and the First Amendment
U.S. seeks Jan. 2 trial date for Trump election subversion case
Health Care’s AI Embrace Boosts Workforce Despite Privacy Risks
The Taliban’s war on women in Afghanistan must be recognized as gender apartheid
Bagley Appointed to Administrative Conference of the United States
Meme-Stock Army is Giving Distressed Companies a Huge Boost
Ex-US attorney: Jack Smith “may need to politely tell Judge Cannon to butt out” after latest order
Perzanowski Testifies at Congressional Subcommittee on Right to Repair
“She should call the coward’s bluff”: Experts say Trump “daring” judge to punish his witness attacks
Top US Business Court Bolsters Reputation With Big Lawyer Fees
Michigan Law Recognizes Outstanding Student Papers in Constitutional, International Law
Eric C. Christiansen Named Assistant Dean for International Affairs
Rogers, ’23, and Williams, ’23, Are Newest Michigan Law Equal Justice Works Fellows
News in Brief: Spring/Summer 2023
Student Orgs Celebrate Outstanding Students
Professor David Uhlmann Confirmed as EPA Enforcement and Compliance Chief
Athletes as Entrepreneurs
Vivek Sankaran Wins John W. Reed Michigan Lawyer Legacy Award from State Bar
The 2023 Black Alumni Reunion: “Celebrating Our Legacy, Empowering Our Future”
The Business of College Sports
Slavery’s Legacy in Architecture and Law
Jeff Titus Celebrates Life (on the) Outside
5Qs: Friedman and Crane Shed Light on Issues Surrounding Professional Golf Merger
Behind the Bench at the Supreme Court
Nadia Shihata, ’03: The Women Who Finally Stopped R. Kelly
Christopher Perras, ’11: Hate on Trial
Leah Litman, ’10, and Christopher Walker Discuss Their Rising-Scholar Honors and the Collegiality of Michigan Law
Faculty Celebrate Frier and Whitman
New Scholarship Supports First-Gen Students
A Match Made at Michigan: Couple Supports Scholarship Funds Across U-M
Kate Powers, ’20: Holding War Criminals to Account
