Annual Survey of Michigan Law 2010 – 56 Wayne L. Rev. 1

Foreword
56 Wayne L. Rev. 1 Sarah M. Kwatkworski
The Impact of Heidi’s Law on Alcohol-Related Driving Offenses and Other Recent Developments in Michigan Criminal Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 3 Stacey M. Studnicki, John P. Apol
Administrative Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 73 John M. Dempsey
Alternative Dispute Resolution
56 Wayne L. Rev. 85 Mary A. Bedikian
Business Associations
56 Wayne L. Rev. 131 Michael K. Molitor
Civil Procedure
56 Wayne L. Rev. 151 Tricia L. Roelofs
Contract and Commercial Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 171 Kevin Scott
Employment and Labor Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 189 Patricia Nemeth, Deborah Brouwer
Evidence
56 Wayne L. Rev. 307 M. Bryan Schneider
Family Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 389 Karen S. Sendelbach
Government Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 407 Patricia Paruch
Health Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 435 Bettye S. Elkins
Insurance Law
56 Wayne L. Rev. 455 James T. Mellon, David R. Dyki, David A. Kowalski
Professional Responsibility
56 Wayne L. Rev. 507 Robert E. Murkowsi
Taxation
56 Wayne L. Rev. 521 Lynn Gandhi
Torts
56 Wayne L. Rev. 539 Ronald Weiner
Workers’ Disability Compensation
56 Wayne L. Rev. 551 Martin L. Critchell

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