Chutkow and Beidel Contribute Michigan Analysis to Chambers White-Collar Crime 2026 Global Practice Guide

Mark Chutkow and Jennifer Beidel contributed to the Michigan chapter of the Chambers Global Practice Guide: White-Collar Crime 2026, published by Chambers and Partners.

Chutkow and Beidel authored the guide’s "Trends and Developments" section for Michigan, providing an overview of the state's evolving white-collar crime enforcement landscape and the legal and regulatory developments affecting businesses operating in the state.

Their contribution examines shifting federal enforcement priorities, the growing use of civil enforcement tools and data-driven investigations, and increased scrutiny of trade and customs compliance, healthcare fraud, government contracting, and corporate regulatory certifications. The chapter also explores the Michigan Attorney General's enforcement activities, recent judicial developments, and the implications of these trends for companies navigating government investigations and compliance obligations.

The Chambers Global Practice Guide: White-Collar Crime 2026 features contributions from legal practitioners across nearly 30 jurisdictions, offering insights into white-collar crime laws, enforcement trends, corporate liability, fraud, and regulatory developments around the world.

Chutkow and Beidel are members of Dykema's nationally recognized White-Collar Criminal Defense and Government Investigations team. Both are former federal prosecutors and are recognized by Chambers USA for their work in White-Collar Crime and Government Investigations in Michigan.

Read Dykema's full Michigan Trends and Developments contribution in the Chambers White-Collar Crime 2026 Global Practice Guide.