The movie "42" generates new interest in 1911 MLaw grad Branch Rickey—just as his great-grandson, Alex Jakle, '13, graduates from the Law School. More... 
Michigan Law graduate Sarah St. Vincent, '11, has been selected for a coveted traineeship on the International Court of Justice (ICJ). More... 
Law school should be a time of exploration and an opportunity to get to know yourselves and your interests, Michigan Law graduate Amy Cocuzza, '09, advised students during a banquet honoring their public interest and pro bono work. More...  John Sloss, '81, film sales agent-turned-lawyer, shares his thoughts on the world of independent films. More... 
Roopal Shah—a 1995 MLaw graduate who has a background practicing law for the government and in the private sector, as well as starting a nongovernmental organization in India—has been named assistant dean for international affairs. More... 
Angel Pachev, '13, believes that while some things should be left to fate, having "the right competence at the right time" can give fate a helping hand. This philosophy led to his leaving a respected clerkship at the Court of Justice of the European Union to pursue an MLaw LLM. 
Shayna Cook, '01, is grateful to have had the opportunity to practice different types of law after graduating, and she credits Michigan, in particular, being a Darrow Scholar, with providing those experiences. More...  A highlights of Tom Simon's lifelong love affair with baseball history almost didn't happen. Simon, a 1990 Mlaw grad who practices in Vermont, was filtering through his mail one day last fall when he came across an envelope from the Baseball Hall of Fame. More...
Joseph Morrison, Jr., arrived at Michigan Law with an interest in practicing corporate law, but after discovering that "Ann Arbor and Detroit have a young and vibrant entrepreneurial community"... More... 
As a child growing up in New Jersey, Bruce Tuchman, '89, had "two abiding interests" for when he entered into adulthood: He longed to travel the world, and he dreamed of working in entertainment. More... 
Bob Stefanski: How the 1989 Michigan Law graduate went from corporate attorney to entrepreneurial advisor. More... 
William McClain's career has been marked by success despite the odds, from his role as the first black city solicitor of a major U.S. city to becoming the first black common pleas court judge in Cincinnati. Now 100, McClain, '37, reflects on lessons learned. More... 
Back when Shuping Qi, '12, was a scientist, she had to work hard to remember what life was like outside the lab. Qi, who earned a PhD in pharmacology, found herself wondering whether it might be better for her to see what the wider world might hold. More... |
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