Michigan Bar Journal

Michigan Bar Journal

A Kilpatrick Administration for Detroit (PDF opens in new window)

In Defense of Shakespeare: An Open Letter to All Lawyers Who Think Shakespeare Said (PDF opens in new window)

Where Michigan Lawyers Work: Victorian charm and small-town friendliness in Greenville (PDF opens in new window)

Elder Law Introduction (PDF opens in new window)

Medicaid and the Practice of Law: Understanding Medicaid can help lawyers assist their clients in making difficult decisions about long-term care (PDF opens in new window)

Protecting the Elderly: Helping elderly clients who have been financially exploited (PDF opens in new window)

Self Determination & Person-Centered Planning: Older people and people with disabilities can, in Michigan, be in charge of making the decisions affecting their lives (PDF opens in new window)

Elder Law Bibliography (PDF opens in new window)

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Access to Justice--Assisting People with Cognitive or Psychological Disabilities: Is it time to consider innovations and lay advocates if we are to provide real access to the justice system? (PDF opens in new window)

Crossing the Bar The Column of the Legal Education Committee--Sixty Plus Elderlaw Clinic: An elder law teaching model (PDF opens in new window)

Looking at the Numbers (PDF opens in new window)

President's Page--A Time to Speak Out: Thanks, Eddie Keller (PDF opens in new window)

Speaking Out--Michigan Supreme Court Justices Should Be Elected by the People in Partisan Elections (PDF opens in new window)

Viewpoints--Annual Meeting-- Change Ahead (PDF opens in new window)

February, 2002 Volume 81, No. 2

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