Carolyn Muyskens

Michigan's judicial watchdog filed misconduct charges Thursday against a Detroit judge who had a teenage girl visiting his courtroom on a field trip detained and handcuffed, and then staged a mock trial in front of her classmates. 

The U.S. Supreme Court won't hear a personal injury lawyer's appeal of his conviction over allegations he concealed more than $2.6 million in income from the Internal Revenue Service.

The Michigan Supreme Court weighed overturning two of its prior rulings on consumer protection law Wednesday as the state's attorney general sought the court's blessing for an insulin price-gouging investigation.

The Michigan Supreme Court weighed overturning two of its prior rulings on consumer protection law Wednesday as the state's attorney general sought the court's blessing for an insulin price-gouging investigation.

A Black University of Michigan Law School professor has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revive a lawsuit claiming she was disciplined because she had complained about racial discrimination, arguing that a federal appeals panel was too credulous of a dean's version of events.

A Black University of Michigan Law School professor has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revive a lawsuit claiming she was disciplined because she had complained about racial discrimination, arguing that a federal appeals panel was too credulous of a dean's version of events.

Eminem's music publishers say they have outlined a clear, straightforward infringement case against Meta Platforms for allegedly unlicensed use of the rapper's music on social media platforms, urging a Michigan federal judge to reject what they characterized as a "dilatory" dismissal bid.

Michigan's highest court on Friday refused to review a decision finding nonresidents who split their time between Michigan and another state may sue other drivers for pain and suffering damages even if they lack in-state auto insurance. 

A group of Michigan couples and doctors has sued to challenge a Michigan law that prevents medical professionals and family members from honoring the end-of-life medical care decisions of pregnant women who refuse life-sustaining care.

A group of Michigan couples and doctors has sued to challenge a Michigan law that prevents medical professionals and family members from honoring the end-of-life medical care decisions of pregnant women who refuse life-sustaining care.