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New Second Avenue Bridge in Midtown celebrates new connection
Mediator ethics and ethical dilemmas
DeClercq confirmed as first federal judge of east Asian descent in Michigan
Big Tech monopolies? Amazon suit broadens an antitrust revival
After Waukesha, will other communities seek Great Lakes water?
Wayne Law students sworn in as student-attorneys for clinical education program
Choosing collision insurance
Detroit Equity Action Lab seeks next cohort of racial equity leaders
After 3-year moratorium, Detroit set to resume water shutoffs for high-debt customers
Immunity for witnesses is a key tool of prosecutors, whether they’re charging Trump or other alleged criminals – here’s how it works and what the limits are
Wayne Law program plants seeds to grow diversity in law
Impact of Supreme Court’s student debt forgiveness ruling on Michigan
Peace Corps veteran hopes to foster social justice goals
Supreme Court affirms Congress’s power over Indian affairs, upholds law protecting Native American children
864K Michiganders wait for Supreme Court’s ruling on President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan
How could Chicago sell Lake Michigan water to Joliet, 35 miles away? Five questions answered.
Wayne Law continues its rise in U.S. News & World Report rankings
Wayne State University is adding a bachelor’s in law for undergraduate students