Birmingham attorney Zemke was primarily an appellate lawyer, while Bladen worked at the federal Department of Homeland Security as an administrative law judge.
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Obituaries: Norman L. Zemke, 83; Hon. Edwin M. Bladen, 76
Uniformity can co-exist with (and even bolster) creativity
Automating and improving day-to-day operations give lawyers more time to communicate with the clients and focus their expertise on the high-value work of creatively solving clients’ problems.
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School districts ramp up training after Forest Hills sex assault lawsuit, federal investigation
West Michigan school districts are training more administrators for Title IX compliance and investigations following Forest Hills Public Schools sexual assault federal lawsuit.
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Criminal Law – Argument ordered for review of search-incident-to-arrest issue
We further ORDER the Oakland Circuit Court, in accordance with Administrative Order 2003-03, to determine whether the defendant is indigent and, if so, to appoint attorney Timothy P. Flynn, if feasible, to represent the defendant in this Court.
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Flint councilman urges city to negotiate end to water rate lawsuit
Councilman Scott Kincaid is urging the city to the negotiating table to end a lawsuit that claims the city owes water customers a refund.
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Obituaries: Curtis W. Smith, Diane L. Tykosky
Smith was special chief assistant prosecuting attorney for Wayne County. Tykosky worked as a defense attorney for Wayne County.
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Ann Arbor federal judge called out for ‘belittling’ defense lawyer
District Judge John Corbett O’Meara threatened sanctions, told the attorney to “shut up” and accused him of “flim flam” and “over the top … mendacity” in front of the jury, says the 6th Circuit.
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Failure to follow orders justified attorney’s fees in divorce case
A trial court used the wrong analysis to deny a divorce plaintiff’s request for attorney’s fees, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled in a published opinion.
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Lawyers v. judges cooking competition gets things sizzling
The action got hot as two trios of judges and attorneys faced off on charcoal grills at the eighth annual Bench Bar Culinary Challenge fundraiser.
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Detroit teacher fired for breaking up fight with broom, sues EAA
The Detroit teacher who was initially fired for breaking up a fight between students with a broom has filed a lawsuit against the Education Achievement Authority and claims she was improperly trained to work in the school.
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