Melissa Reitz Published by State Bar of Michigan
11.28.2022
“Certificate of Need (CON) Basics in Michigan” Published by State Bar of Michigan, Health Care Law Section
News
Stay up to date with McCall Hamilton on developments impacting Michigan politics and policy, including an archive of our biweekly newsletter, Updates from the Capitol.
Of Note
Field Trip to the Library of Michigan
11.2.2022
The McCall Hamilton Team Dives Further into Michigan Women’s History 
Event Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Title IX
6.9.2022
On Thursday, June 9, McCall Hamilton hosted a special event to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Title IX. 
50 Names to Know in Lobbying, Crain's Detroit Business
5.31.2022
We are very excited to announce that McCall Hamilton owner, Melissa Reitz, has been recognized as a finalist in the “2022 50 Names to Know in Lobbying” list published by Crain’s Detroit Business. Updates from the Capitol
Jan 2-20, 2023
- Supreme Court Dismisses Abortion Lawsuit
- Senate Passes Supplemental; MICRC Given $1.5M
- Whitmer Makes Appointment to Board of State Canvassers
- Let MI Kids Learn, Secure MI Vote Withdraw Petitions
- Clement Selected as Chief Justice
- Hovey Appointed as Director MSHDA
Dec 12-23, 2022
- Fiscal Agencies Issue November Revenue Reports
- Whitmer Signs Reproductive Freedom Directive
- MICRC Sues Legislature Over Funding
- Whitmer Kidnap Plotters Sentenced
Nov 14-Dec 9, 2022
- Whitmer Announces Leadership Changes in State Departments
- Michigan Certifies November Election Results
- Rep. Harris Bolden Appointed to MI Supreme Court
- MI GOP Chair Race
- Senate Votes to Move Michigan’s Presidential Primary
- U.S. Capitol to Replace Cass Statue with Young Statue
Oct 31-Nov 11, 2022
- Democrats Take Majority in the State Legislature; Proposals Pass with Record Turnout
- Senate and House Fiscal Agencies Report Higher Revenue Collections in 2021-2022
- State Announces New EMS Protocols
- Open Enrollment Begins in Michigan
- U.S. Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge in Redistricting Case
- Wayne County Judge Dismisses Claims of Election Violations