Earlier this week, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued a decision in a child-custody dispute that could influence how cases of all kinds are litigated in Michigan.

Michigan’s pro-arbitration policy has limits. In Demerse v Helen Newberry Joy Hospital, the Michigan Court of Appeals held that a business owner who signed a contract only on behalf of his LLC could not be forced..

The Trump administration announced on July 22 that, after four months of negotiations, it has reached a trade agreement with Japan, the fourth-largest global economy.

On Wednesday, October 29, 2025, current and former female student-athletes filed an opening brief in the US Court of Appeals...

Michigan courts continue to grapple with the aftermath of the state Supreme Court's 2023 MSSC v. Airboss decision, creating uncertainty for businesses trying to determine whether their supply contracts create enforceable requirements obligations. With state and federal courts reaching different conclusions about what purchase promises are sufficient, and a key appeal recently settled before clarification could be provided, companies face a complex legal landscape where the enforceability of their supply

The DFARS Final rule implementing the CMMC program rule has been approved and the requirements begin their two-year roll-out on November 10, 2025.

The United States consumes more than 20% of the energy produced in the world. It also is responsible for 25% of the global GHG emissions though accounting for only 4.5% of the world population.

The US Supreme Court ruled last week that the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorize the President to impose tariffs.

The Trump Administration has announced sweeping tariff actions targeting Canadian goods under Section 338 and implementing forced labor-related tariffs on 60 trading partners under Section 301. These measures, effective in July and August 2026, will significantly impact importers through increased costs, enhanced customs scrutiny, and complex compliance requirements across multiple statutory frameworks.

Last month, the US Government Accountability Office ("GAO") issued its Annual Report to Congress, as required by the Competition in Contracting Act of 1984, 31 U.S.C. § 3554(e)(2), on bid protest statistics for fiscal year 2025.

With its membership below 400,000, the UAW recently issued its "Principles for Fair Union Elections." It plans on using these Principles in an attempt to unionize new members, initially at foreign-owned automotive companies.