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Navigating the Complexities of the Art World

"People think of the art world as being classy and sophisticated, but it's actually kind of a sleazy snake pit," says Cinnamon Stephens, '94. "And I like that, because it's fun to navigate it and find ways the industry can improve in terms of due diligence, provenance, contracts, and other areas." Stephens has been specializing in art law for more than two decades—first in Seattle and now in Amsterdam.

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MLaw Student-Attorneys Gain Transactional Experience in Ethiopia

The International Transactions Clinic advises clients as far away as India, Kenya, and Haiti. While most of that advising takes place in the classroom, a rare opportunity to travel to Ethiopia last semester enabled 2Ls Millan Bederu and Robert Shoemaker to gain in-country experience on how to structure a fund to invest in Ethiopian enterprises.

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Senior Day Speakers Remind Michigan Law Graduates to Take Compassion with Them

Senior Day speakers Michele Coleman Mayes, BA ’71, JD ’74, and Megan Brown, ’19, recounted moments when the compassion of others changed their lives, and urged the graduating class to take the open-mindedness they learned at Michigan into their careers.

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Michigan Law Welcomes Students in the Inaugural Master of Advanced Corporation Law Program

Students in Michigan Law's inaugural Master of Advanced Corporation Law (MACL) program began their studies this week. MACL is the first degree of its kind designed for U.S. and internationally trained lawyers who want to specialize in U.S. corporate and securities law, and gain an international comparative perspective on both.

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Michigan Law Announces 2019 Outlaws Public Service Fellowship Recipient

Outlaws, Michigan Law’s LGBTQ+ student organization, has named 2L Anna Belkin as this year’s recipient of the Outlaws Public Service Fellowship. The fellowship provides financial support for a 1L or 2L to take on unpaid public service work during their summer to benefit the LGBTQ+ community.

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Opioid Class-Action Lawsuit

"Normally only the plaintiff who filed the lawsuit has their case resolved by the court. But in a class action, it's representative litigation, which means that anyone who is a member of the class and doesn't opt out has their claim resolved."

—Professor Maureen Carroll, in an ABC News article about a class-action lawsuit filed by thousands of U.S. cities, villages, and counties against opioid manufacturers, distributors, and pharmacies.

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