The Ninth Circuit just changed the game for criminal appeals, and it could impact how defense lawyers handle trials and sentencing going forward.

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...

Is the U.S.–Japan tariff deal a win for American automakers?

On June 9, 2022, the Austin City Council unanimously voted to pass what is known as a CROWN Act, a law prohibiting discrimination based on a person's hair texture or hairstyle.

Michigan's Department of Treasury has reversed its controversial position on wholesale cannabis tax administration, clarifying that product transferred to retailers before January 1, 2026 will not be subject to the new wholesale tax when resold between retailers. This reversal aligns Treasury guidance with the actual statutory language requiring tax only on the first transfer from wholesaler to retailer.

Two recent developments are raising the stakes for employer DEI programs, and both deserve attention from HR and legal teams.

If you’re working on a DSO transaction, there’s a compliance issue that comes up more often than most people expect.

👶💰 New IRS guidance is putting "Trump Accounts" on the radar for employers and families alike.

Day 34, and the shutdown's ripple effects are now moving beyond federal employees. Pressure points are mounting, and the coming days could decide whether Congress returns to negotiations or digs in further.

Could Michigan be headed toward a government shutdown on October 1?

Will Michigan pass a budget before the October 1 deadline? A new deal announced last night says yes!

🔎 As we round off Data Privacy Week, one of the biggest risks companies are facing is not external. It is sitting on their own websites.

Website operators are being sued over Google Analytics. And chatbots. And tracking pixels. But not for normal privacy violations – for wiretapping.

Can the government seize your AI prompts and potentially use them as evidence? Can opposing counsel force you to turn them over in discovery?