The bipartisan Fixing Emergency Management for Americans Act could make disaster aid more efficient… and less political (especially for electric cooperatives and...

Michigan's new fiscal year began today, but lawmakers didn't have a full budget in place by the September 30 deadline.

From bigger homestead exemptions to a potential $250,000 personal property exemption, the 89th Legislative Session introduced major changes that could reshape planning for developers, real estate professionals, and small businesses across the state.

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

The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York has denied an insurer’s motion to dismiss coverage litigation, holding under New York law that a run-off D&O policy’s subsequent acts exclusion does not bar coverage for an underlying securities class action.

On October 30, 2015, in our post "The Storm Before the Calm," we predicted that the number of patent infringement suits filed in district courts would be way up in November.

Before turning the page to 2026, here's a quick look back at the thought leadership our Automotive Industry Group shared in 2025.

Did Texas just redefine its drug policy in one session?

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

In July, the Michigan Court of Claims restored the Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA), as well as an earlier version of the minimum wage legislation...

The proposed regulations would increase the salary level required for most white collar employees to retain their exempt status from $455 to $970 per week.

Right to repair laws are giving consumers and independent repair shops greater access to parts and information. While these laws benefit consumers, they also create challenges for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)...

The Automotive industry is navigating complexities with tariffs, connected vehicle data privacy, AI liability, and more. But which issues matter most to you?

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.

🔎 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.

The Michigan Supreme Court reverses a denial of exemption of sale of principal residence from the State real estate transfer tax.

If your voluntary benefits are employee-funded, they’re exempt from ERISA… right? Not necessarily.

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.

Lawmakers have just days to strike a funding deal before the Sept. 30 deadline. With both parties dug in on their positions, the risk of a shutdown on Oct. 1 is real.