Reciprocal tariffs are now in effect on dozens of countries—what now?

Did Texas just redefine its drug policy in one session?

The lazy stoner jamming out to Pink Floyd in his VW van? That trope is long gone. Today's enthusiasts are a diverse collection that includes executives, parents, healthcare workers, and everyone in between.

How do you measure success in an industry where operators need to evaluate their business plans based on regulatory trends, tax limitations, and (sometimes illegal) competition?

At the end of last year we saw a number of deals slow down after it became apparent that the current administration would not have the votes in 2022 to reverse the 2017 income tax cuts.

This poster also supersedes an October 19, 2022, version of the "Know Your Rights" poster.

Dykema attorneys Robert Boonin and Sean Darke will be presenting the above entitled webinar for the Michigan Chamber of Commerce on January 18, 2023.

🏗️⚡ The data center industry is racing to embrace renewable energy through co-location, but what looks like an engineering solution is actually a legal minefield of overlapping regulations

How much water does it take for a stream or wetland to fall under federal jurisdiction? The EPA's new proposal aims to answer that by redefining key terms and narrowing the scope of federal oversight.

The U.S. Department of Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control, has issued much-needed guidance on the effect of Russian sanctions on efforts to obtain or maintain, patent, trademark, copyright...

President Trump's sweeping new tariff, set to take effect August, would impose a 30% duty on all goods imported from the European Union and Mexico...

Just days after a lower court struck down the Administration's tariffs, a federal appeals court hit pause on that ruling, reinstating the duties while the case moves forward.

What happens when a customs mistake becomes an FCA liability?

On January 23, 2023, after hearing an extensive oral argument, the Supreme Court dismissed In re Grand Jury, 23 F.4th1088 (9th Cir. 2021), cert granted, 143 S. Ct. 80 (2022...

On November 4, 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Coney Island Auto Parts Unlimited, Inc. v. Burton (24-808)...

The connected car has hit some speed bumps. In the wake of FTC enforcement actions that began in late 2024, the agency has continued targeting automakers for alleged misuse of telematics and geolocation data.

In this One Minute Matters video, I highlight the three biggest changes real estate professionals need to know. It's a quick overview of what's shifting before the 2027 preservation date.

Did the White House just reset the conversation around artificial intelligence regulation? Mike Word explains what last week's Executive Order could mean for companies navigating a fast-growing patchwork...

Lawmakers and courts are shifting from theory to rulemaking as AI takes the wheel, bringing new questions about fault along for the ride.

Dykema’s automotive work began with repossessing cars. Today, we’re helping clients navigate the legal challenges of vehicles that can drive themselves. Over the past 100 years, our work has evolved alongside the industry, from regulatory shifts and product liability...