News and Insights

6.05.20

Continuing Jurisdiction: A Federal Court’s Power to Enforce a Nationwide Class Action Settlement

Lansing-based attorneys Theodore W. Seitz and Kyle M. Asher co-authored an article for the American Bar Association’s Class Action & Derivative Suits Newsletter titled, “Continuing Jurisdiction: A…

1.01.16

"Revisiting Judicial Review of Interpretive Rules," 41 U. Dayton L. Rev. 1 (2016)

Lansing-based attorney, Kyle M. Asher, authored an article for the University of Dayton Law Review titled, “Revisiting Judicial Review of Interpretive Rules.”

1.01.15

"Judicial Review of Agency Delays Caused by a Lack of Appropriations: The Yucca Two-Step," 2015 Mich. St. Law Rev. 371 (2015)

Lansing-based attorney, Kyle M. Asher, authored an article for the Michigan State Law Review titled, "Judicial Review of Agency Delays Caused by a Lack of Appropriations: The Yucca Two-Step."

12.22.25

Supreme Court Considers Whether “Final” Judgment Really Means “Final”

In Hain Celestial Group, Inc. v. Palmquist (No. 24-724), the Supreme Court will determine (1) whether a district court’s judgment resolving litigation between completely diverse parties must later be…

11.17.25

Supreme Court Weighs Prohibition on Criminal Defense Attorney-Client Communication

On October 6, 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Villarreal v. Texas (No. 24-557) to consider a constitutional question that could significantly affect criminal defendants’ Sixth Amendment…

7.14.25

Decision Alert: Supreme Court Affirms Retailers’ Right To Judicial Review Under The Tobacco Control Act

The Supreme Court held in Drug Administration v. R.J. Reynolds Vapor Co. that retailers of e-cigarette products are “persons adversely affected” by an FDA denial order under the Family Smoking…

3.14.24

Dykema’s 2024 Automotive Trends Webinar Series: Supply Chain (Part I) and Financial Distress (Part II)

During this webinar, we will provide insights on legal and tactical considerations as companies think about supply chain disruption and solutions and financial distress in the automotive industry.

1.14.26

Last Month at the Supreme Court | January 2026

Happy New Year from Dykema’s Appellate and Critical Motions Practice team! Last Month at the Supreme Court®is kicking off the new year with a bang by diving into Trump v. Slaughter, the case examining…

11.19.25

Last Month at the Supreme Court | November 2025

Last Month at the Supreme Court®returns for its third season to bring you the Dykema Appellate & Critical Motion Practice’s coverage of the 2025 Term! The publication delivers in-depth analysis of…

7.16.25

Last Month at the Supreme Court | October 2024 Term Conclusion: Part II

As the October 2024 Term drew to a close, the Supreme Court issued several landmark decisions that reshaped core doctrines in administrative law, standing, remedies, and constitutional structure. This…

12.23.25

Last Month at the Supreme Court | December 2025

Season’s Greetings! The December edition of Last Month at the Supreme Court® examines cases addressing the limits of judicial power and the finality of federal judgments, alongside a closely watched…

3.31.21

Michigan Open Meetings Act Compliance: (Nearly) Back to Business as Usual

As of today, March 31, 2021, no longer may public bodies take advantage of the “any reason” remote meeting provisions of the Open Meetings Act. With the Legislature’s prior extension of the “any…

1.07.21

New Michigan Amendments Allow Public Bodies to Continue Remote Meetings

With the ability of public bodies to meet remotely under “any circumstances” set to expire on December 31, 2020, the Michigan Legislature recently amended the Open Meetings Act to extend any reason…

8.04.25

Media Outlets Cover Dykema Pro Bono Victory in High-Profile Alexis Martin Case

For years, national media outlets have followed Alexis Martin’s case. Following Dykema's pro bono victory on Martin’s behalf on August 4, outlets covered the Dykema team’s work on achieving success…

2.24.25

“Michigan Senate, House attorneys make case over 9 stalled bills in court”

Kyle Asher was quoted in the Detroit Free Press article, “Michigan Senate, House attorneys make case over 9 stalled bills in court.”

2.14.25

“Cherry Says Hall Will Go Bald If He’s Bothered About A Facebook Post”

Kyle Asher was quoted in the MIRS article, “Cherry Says Hall Will Go Bald If He’s Bothered About A Facebook Post.” 

8.21.25

210 Dykema Lawyers Listed in The Best Lawyers in America® 2026 and Best Lawyers “Ones to Watch”

Dykema, a leading national law firm, announced today that 210 of its attorneys, in multiple practice areas and markets, have been recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2026 guide and the Best…

8.19.25

53 Dykema Attorneys Named to 2025 Michigan Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

Dykema, a leading national law firm, announced today that 29 of its attorneys from the firm’s Michigan offices—and from multiple practice areas—were named to the 2025 Super Lawyers list by Michigan…

8.04.25

Survivor of Human Trafficking Alexis Martin Freed After 11 Years Behind Bars Following Pro Bono Effort by Dykema

Today, pursuant to judicial release, Judge Oldfield of the Summit County Court of Common Pleas ordered the release of Alexis Martin, a survivor of human trafficking, from the Dayton Correctional…

2.14.24

2024 Automotive Trends

Dykema’s 2nd Annual Automotive Trends Report has taken the pulse of industry leaders—from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers to seasoned executives and key decision-makers—to…