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John C. Philo is of counsel to Constitutional Litigation Associates, practicing personal injury, constitutional tort, and employment law litigation, and he is the executive and legal director of the Maurice and Jane Sugar Law Center for Economic & Social...


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Meet Our Contributors

John C. Philo
Sugar Law Center for Economic & Social Justice
Detroit
John C. Philo is of counsel to Constitutional Litigation Associates, practicing personal injury, constitutional tort, and employment law litigation, and he is the executive and legal director of the Maurice and Jane Sugar Law Center for Economic & Social...


News From ICLE

UPOAA and EPIC Omnibus Resources
Want to get up to speed? ICLE's Premium Partnership has everything you need to be successful. Check out a sampling of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.

MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this FAQ to learn more.