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Sorting Out Estate Plans, Divorce and Custody Under COVID-19
Rather than giving up, Ryan Kelly has found ways to adapt in clients’ time of need
A Budding Business
Michigan attorneys share their advice for breaking into the state’s growing cannabis industry
Too Disclosed for Comfort
Legal tips to writing nondisclosure agreements that work
A Memo on What Fuels Memo: Family, Spittin' Hamilton and Sweets
Discovery with Maryam Karnib
The Writing's On the Wall
The signs that guided Jennifer Salvatore to open her own employment and civil rights firm
The Lawyer in Wolf's Clothing
Bodybuilding, engineering and even martial arts influence Wolfgang Mueller’s law practice
Tales Out of School
Timothy J. Mullins represents school districts and their myriad legal issues
Detroit Attorney Maria Martinez Tells Us What’s Good in the Neighborhood
Local Counsel with Maria L. Martinez
Books and Cable Shows and Podcasts, Oh My!
A Q&A with Henry Gornbein about his many irons in the fire
Office Space
The dos and don’ts of moving your business
How Do You Defend a Discrimination Claim?
Start with prevention—and other tips from employment lawyers
Finding My America
Six immigrants share their journeys to become Michigan attorneys
Notes from Justice Souter
Clerking for a SCOTUS judge left a lasting impact on Riyaz Kanji
The Way Back Home
Homayune Ghaussi works to bring law back to Afghanistan
Sheila Eddy’s Stout Defense
The IP attorney uses humor to protect a brewery and fight off the band LMFAO
Local Counsel with Jody B. Lipton
The Southfield attorney tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Their Greatest Gift
What Amy Tripp’s grandparents taught her about life and elder law
Mr. Bursch Goes Back to Washington
John Bursch has had 14 U.S. Supreme Court cases, and won 10 of them