The Eleventh Circuit has held under Georgia law that a misappropriation exclusion in a lawyer's professional liability insurance policy did not eliminate the insurer's duty to defend an underlying lawsuit.

This month's edition of Last Month at the Supreme Court® features a set of cases that collectively illustrate the Court's continued engagement with foundational questions of federal jurisdiction...

After years of litigation, false starts, and invalidated frameworks, the U.S. had finally achieved a simplified path for GDPR compliant transfers of personal data from Europe.

One of the most valuable AI companies in the world may have just accidentally given away one of its crown jewels and immediately turned to copyright law to limit the damage.

The Copyright Office (the "Office") has released the final rule1 for procedures to initiate proceedings before the Copyright Claims Board (CCB), and this final rule went into effect on April 25, 2022.

On June 5, 2025, in an 8-1 decision, the Supreme Court dismissed Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings v. Davis as improvidently granted—despite having already granted certiorari and heard oral argument...

Dykema's Automotive, Mobility & Transportation Group releases its Spring 2026 roundup, featuring the newly published 2026 Automotive Trends Report...

Welcome to the May edition of At the Wheel: An Automotive Roundup, where we showcase the latest insights and thought leadership from Dykema's Automotive and Transportation Industry Group.

The National Labor Relations Board has reinstated its 2020 joint employer standard, requiring substantial direct and immediate control over essential terms and conditions of employment to establish joint employer status.

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed two significant pieces of legislation into law: Assembly Bill 1415 (AB 1415) and Senate Bill 351 (SB 351).

HRSA is launching its first-ever pilot program to test 340B rebate models under strict, agency-controlled safeguards.

On April 29, in a 7-2 decision authored by Justice Barrett, the Supreme Court held in Advocate Christ Medical Center v. Kennedy (No. 23-715) that the "Medicare fraction"...

As the automotive industry heads into the final stretch of 2025, At the Wheel: An Automotive Roundup brings you the latest from Dykema's Automotive, Mobility & Transportation group.

As the automotive industry heads into the final stretch of 2025, At the Wheel: An Automotive Roundup brings you the latest from Dykema's Automotive, Mobility & Transportation group.

TCJA provisions—including individual and business tax cuts—are now permanent.

If Mark Zuckerberg is to be believed, the Metaverse is the next step in our digital evolution, a virtual reality space where users can interact with a computer-generated environment and socialize among user-created avatars.

As we enter 2026, Michigan employers should be aware of several Michigan employment laws that continue to have a major impact on employers, and some possible employment laws.

Welcome to At the Wheel: An Automotive Roundup, where we showcase the latest insights and thought leadership from Dykema's Automotive and Transportation Industry Group.

After a tortured process taking years, the California Privacy Protection Agency has finalized the long-awaited amendments to the CCPA Regulations. The final package of regulations, now spanning more than 100 pages...

New York's amendments provide helpful clarity but stop short of resolving all conflicts with the evolving federal framework.