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SCOTUS Opinion Roundup
New Legal Update
The 2023–2024 U.S. Supreme Court term brought significant rulings that have changed legal standards in several areas, including expert testimony in criminal cases, federal arbitration procedures, presidential power and immunity, and much more. This handy Legal Update provides helpful summaries of some of the most important cases all in one place.
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Drunk Driving
Updated Book
Michigan Drunk Driving Law and Practice covers all aspects of drunk and drugged driving cases, from the initial client interview through discovery, trial, sentencing, and appeals. Check out the online book for updated information on the Intoxilyzer 9000 and sobriety and other specialty courts, as well as discussion of recent caselaw and rule changes.
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Mediation Checklist
New Checklist
A number of factors go into whether and how to engage in mediation, including where and when to schedule the mediation, how to draft an effective agreement to govern the proceedings, how to choose the right type of mediator for your particular dispute, and how to best advocate for your client. Use this new checklist to guide your considerations.
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Liquor License Applications
New Top Tips in Ten Minutes
Preparing and submitting liquor license applications to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) can be an intimidating process. This new set of Top Tips in Ten Minutes outlines simple steps you can take to ensure that your clients' applications are complete when received by the MLCC and that you have the necessary supporting information and documents.
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ICLE community blogs
Approaching the Bench
Rebekah Page-Gourley | 07/01/2024
Hon. Bridget Mary Hathaway was elected to the bench on November 6, 2018. She is assigned to the Wayne County Circuit Court’s criminal division. Before her election to the bench, Judge Hathaway worked in private practice at Flood Law and...Read More

Staff blogs
SCOTUS Limits the NLRB's Power to Obtain Preliminary Injunctions

Revocation of Paternity Act Renamed to Revocation of Parentage Act

Michigan Passes Bill to Legalize Paid Surrogacy

EPIC Omnibus Legislation Enacted with Sweeping EPIC Amendments

MSC Adopts New Rules for ERPOs Effective February 13, 2024

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Amanda K. Mason practices in the areas of family law (child abuse and neglect), juvenile delinquency, criminal law, probate law (guardianships and mental health), and municipal law. Before being the owner at her current firm, Ms. Mason was an Oakland...
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News From ICLE
UPOAA and EPIC Omnibus Resources
Want to get up to speed? ICLE's Premium Partnership has everything you need to be successful. Check out a sampling of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.

MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this FAQ to learn more.


Meet Our Contributors
Amanda K. Mason
Hazel Park
Amanda K. Mason practices in the areas of family law (child abuse and neglect), juvenile delinquency, criminal law, probate law (guardianships and mental health), and municipal law. Before being the owner at her current firm, Ms. Mason was an Oakland...
Read More
> Find ICLE Law Experts


News From ICLE
UPOAA and EPIC Omnibus Resources
Want to get up to speed? ICLE's Premium Partnership has everything you need to be successful. Check out a sampling of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.

MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this FAQ to learn more.