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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.

IP litigation is among the most significant, and costly, litigation a company can face, regardless whether on the plaintiff or defense side.

During last week's CRA quarterly public hearing, Executive Director Brian Hanna indicated that the agency would be releasing updated disciplinary guidelines that would reflect a change in agency policy...

President Trump's executive order significantly accelerates the long-stalled federal process to reschedule marijuana to Schedule III.

Mr. Cordray's testimony went on to acknowledge the "data-driven" nature of the CFPB, and provided more statistics for the CFPB's most recent reporting period.

That, in turn, has caused many employers to re-evaluate their COVID testing protocols to determine who may return to the office and when.

The case arises from U.S. Bancorp's prior agreement to pay $55 million to consumers who claim it willfully imposed improper overdraft fees.

In Ferguson v. The Bank of New York Mellon et al. (5th Cir. Oct. 1, 2015), the Fifth Circuit recently upheld the validity of deed of trust assignments from Mortgage Electronic Registrations Systems...

The October 1, 2015, deadline for merchants to become EMV compliant or potentially face increased liability has come and gone.

On April 2, 2025, in a significant decision in FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments, LLC, the Supreme Court unanimously upheld the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) decision denying marketing authorization for certain e-cigarette products.

The Michigan Legislature approved and Governor Snyder just signed into law significant reforms to the Michigan Election Law and the Michigan Campaign Finance Act.

Bankruptcy provides an opportunity for a fresh financial start. In that spirit, creditors' contractual rights are often impaired. But what happens in those rare circumstances...

When I was a child, I learned about brands and new products only through television commercials.

With the explosion of the Internet, and the cybersquatting that has come along with it, it has become the standard practice to register domain names defensively.

A significant influx of these so-called "Alice motions" were filed in the Eastern District of Texas following the Supreme Court's decision in Alice Corp. Pty Ltd. V. CLS Bank Int'l, 134 S. Ct. 2347 (2014).

The 2017 class-action waiver prohibition was strenuously opposed by the financial industry, but the invalidating statutory act passed only with a tie-breaking vote from then Vice President Mike Pence.

A divided Ninth Circuit panel declined to push the pause button on a San Francisco-based district court's nationwide injunction blocking...