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Laura Baucus, the Leader of Dykema’s Financial Services Litigation Practice Group, and Bob Ellis, a Member of Dykema’s Financial Services Litigation Practice Group, have co-authored the article “What’s Past Is Prologue – Applying Lessons from the Financial Crisis to the future of eMortgage and eNote Litigation,” for National Mortgage Professional magazine.

Gregory K. Jones, Los Angeles-based senior counsel in Dykema’s Bankruptcy and Restructuring practice group, is the author of “Foreclosure Delay Via Bankruptcy Fraud: How Creditors Can Fight Back,” which appeared in the Practitioner Insights column of Westlaw Journal: Bankruptcy.

William “Butch” F. Hulse IV, San Antonio-based member of Dykema’s Litigation Department and Government Investigations and Corporate Compliance team, has authored “The Do’s and Don’ts of Conducting an Internal Investigation,” which was published in the Association of Corporate Counsel South Central Texas FOCUS newsletter.

Erin F. Fonté, leader of Dykema’s Financial Services Regulatory and Compliance group, as well as its FinTech, Payments and Digital Commerce group, and co-leader of the firm’s Privacy and Data Security Practice Group, and  Ferdose al-Taie, member of Dykema’s Commercial Litigation Group, co-authored the Dykema NextGen Financial Services Report blog post “Treating ICOs and Cryptocurrencies the Same Way Is an Expensive Mistake,” which was also republished by PaymentsSource.

Jesse Tyner Moore, Austin-based senior attorney in Dykema’s Government Policy & Practice Group authored a post for the Firm’s NextGen Financial Services Blog which was republished as the Law360 Expert Analysis column, “High Court Could Settle Preemption Questions For Banks.”

Rodrigo Figueroa, San Antonio-based member and Director of Dykema’s Alternative & Renewable Energy group, has authored “Five Legal Issues To Consider When Contracting For Utility-Scale Energy Storage,” which appeared in Solar Industry.

Eric T. Fingerhut and Shannon M. McKeon, Washington, D.C.-based attorneys in Dykema’s Intellectual Property practice group, co-authored the article “Hunting and Gathering for the Trademark Audit” which appeared in Intellectual Property Magazine.

Texas-based Dykema Members Deborah Williamson, Mark Andrews, and Richard Y. Cheng joined forces to write The Bankruptcy Strategist article, “Due Diligence in Distressed Community Hospitals.” The article serves as a very thorough and useful discussion regarding the steps to undertake when contemplating the purchase of a financially-distressed community hospital.

Van Lindberg, San Antonio-based member in Dykema’s Intellectual Property practice group, is the author of the Expert Analysis Column, “Judge Kavanaugh On Intellectual Property,” which appeared in Law360. Lindberg carefully evaluates the Hon. Brett Kavanaugh’s past rulings in IP cases, and concludes that he generally complies with Constitutional tenets and existing legislation.

Dykema attorneys Jonathan S. Feld, Dante A. Stella and Christina C. Brunty have co-authored the Law Journal Newsletters essay, “Balancing Fourth Amendment Expectations in the Electronic Era.” Citing landmark cases and legislation, the trio examine how our Constitutional guarantee of privacy has been interpreted in the era of electronic communications.

David B. West, San Antonio-based member in Dykema’s Financial Services Litigation practice group, has authored the article “Recovering Data Breach Losses from Non-Contractual Parties” for CPO Magazine. West addresses the problems of conflicting state laws governing data spills, properly identifying the offender, and the actionability of possible future losses caused by security breaches.