AG, Eli Lilly spar before the Michigan Supreme Court over insulin pricing investigation
The justices are considering an effort challenging longstanding case law blocking the state’s ability to probe inflated drug prices.
The stakes are high in the race for control of Michigan’s Supreme Court
On this week’s It’s Just Politics newsletter, Zoe Clark and Rick Pluta share what you need to know about the race for control of Michigan’s Supreme Court; plus, the race between former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers and Democratic Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin for Michigan’s open U.
Michigan Supreme Court hears arguments for allowing investigation into insulin price gouging
The Michigan Supreme Court heard oral arguments concerning a blocked investigation into alleged price gouging practices from one of the nation’s largest insulin providers Thursday—which could have large implications for application of Michigan consumer protection law.
Big consumer protection case reaches Michigan Supreme Court, elicits business pushback
The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday in a case with potential ramifications for a slew of businesses that for 25 years have been shielded from certain lawsuits under an interpretation of the state's consumer protection law.
What You Need to Know About the 2024 Michigan Supreme Court Race
Michigan voters face a pivotal decision in the upcoming state Supreme Court race. While judicial races often receive less attention than
Supreme Court won’t hear challenge over Michigan’s ban on funding to parochial schools
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to get involved in a dispute out of Michigan over state funding going to parochial schools.
Supreme Court denies to hear challenge to Michigan school funding amendment
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear Hile v. Michigan—a challenge to the Michigan Constitution that prevents state funding from supporting non-public educational institutions. Hile v. Michigan was filed in 2021 when five families sued the state after they attempted to use funds saved via the Michigan Education Savings Program,
Michigan AG argues for reversal of rulings that prevent insulin pricing investigation
Two years after Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed an application to appeal an order preventing her department from investigating Eli Lilly and Co.’s insulin pricing practices, her department on Thursday gave oral arguments before the Michigan Supreme Court.
Michigan Supreme Court majority at stake as GOP, Dem hopefuls vie for 2 seats
A circuit judge, a former legislator, a current lawmaker and a university law professor are competing for two seats on the ...
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In a ‘Disturbing’ Precedent, Michigan Supreme Court Denies Mother’s Effort To Review ‘Ethnic and Gender Studies’ Public School Curriculum
The court left in place a lower court’s decision holding that the records of public school teachers are not ‘public records ...
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Michigan Supreme Court makes groundbreaking ruling to uphold new factory farm waste requirements: 'A critical step forward'
"We applaud the ruling ... to control the hazardous waste generated by concentrated animal feeding operations." Michigan ...
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Court ruling deals blow to Michigan's illicit weed market
The Michigan Appeals Court effectively plugged a loophole in Michigan’s marijuana laws in a Tuesday ruling, unrestricting ...
Supreme Court won’t hear case from parents fighting Justice Department memo on school board threats
The Supreme Court declined Monday to take up an appeal from parents in Michigan and Virginia who accused Attorney General ...
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Michigan Attorney General Fights to Revoke Decades-Old Rulings Shielding Pharma Giant Eli Lilly from Insulin Pricing Scrutiny
Michigan's Supreme Court reexamines rulings that may affect how the state's consumer protection laws apply to insulin pricing ...