Butzel Long hosting free breakfast briefing
Butzel Long is hosting a free Breakfast Briefing program on new immigration rules impacting businesses sending employees to Mexico from 8 to 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 28, at its Bloomfield Hills office located at Stoneridge West, 41000 Woodward Ave. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Register online at www.butzel.com.
WLAA holds downtown Evening Social for networking July 29
The Wayne Law Alumni Association will be gathering in Downtown Detroit at the 150 Cafe Lounge for mixing and mingling, networking an reminiscing Thursday, July 29 from 6-8:30 p.m. All alumni and current students are welcome. Appetizers and drink specials will be provided. Members of the LAA Board of Directors will be on hand to discuss upcoming events and initiatives at Wayne Law. Garage and street parking are available. To RSVP or for more information contact Jehan Crump-Gibson, ‘09, at downtownhappyhour@live.com or at (248) 254-3473.
WCPBA and MCPBA host third annual Pryder Cup Aug. 12
The Wayne County Probate Bar Association and the Macomb County Probate Bar Association will host the third annual Pryder Cup at the Lochmoor Club in Grosse Pointe Woods. The format is based on the Ryder Cup competition with two golfers from Wayne County competing against two golfers from Macomb County. The winner of the team ‘competition’ will be able to designate the charity to whom all profits from the outing will be donated. Participants will be teamed on day of outing. Arrive by 11:30 a.m., if possible. Cost is $100 per person, which includes golf, cart, lunch, non-alcoholic beverages, heavy hors d’oeuvres. For more information, contact Walter Sakowski at (734) 525-2677.
Ex-GM engineer and her husband accused of stealing secrets
DETROIT (AP) — Not-guilty pleas have been entered for a former General Motors engineer and her husband who are charged with conspiring to steal secrets about hybrid vehicle technology.
Shanshan Du and Yu Qin (Kin), both of Troy, appeared in federal court in Detroit on Thursday, hours after they were arrested. They mostly remained silent and waived a reading of the indictment.
The government says Du copied thousands of documents before quitting GM in 2005 and worked with her husband to try to use the information for private gain.
The indictment says Qin told people that he had a deal to provide hybrid technology to a major Chinese automaker. Outside court, federal prosecutor Cathleen Corken says there's no indication that the Chinese benefited.
The couple was released on bond.
‘Call for Action’ seeks volunteer attorneys
Volunteer attorneys are being sought by WXYZ-TV Channel 7’s Call for Action.
Every Thursday volunteer attorneys come to the Channel 7 offices to answer incoming calls regarding legal matters. Anyone interested in volunteering should call (248) 827-1108.
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