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The results of Dykema's Annual Mergers & Acquisitions Outlook Survey are in! This annual survey tracks the marketplace to gauge the direction of the M&A market and economy for the coming year.

Dykema corporate finance attorneys Steve Sayre, from the firm’s Chicago office, and Brendan Cahill, of the firm’s Bloomfield Hills office, co-authored the article “Coming to a Deal Near You: Representations and Warranties Insurance,” for the November issue of the Illinois Bar Journal.

Los Angeles-based Dykema attorneys Cory L. Webster, Laura P. Worsinger and Allison M. Scott co-authored the article "Retroactivity of Dynamex and AB 5," for the Daily Journal. 

San Antonio-based attorneys Donna McElroy and Katina Zampas, of Dykema’s Labor and Employment Practice Group, co-authored an article for Law360 titled, “Justices’ View of Their Role May Influence LGBTQ Bias Cases.”

While Flex is known for its innovation in tech and manufacturing services, their legal team creates dynamic solutions in its own regard. Flex’s Scott Offer, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, and Andy Powell, Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, teamed up with Dykema to create a mutually beneficial mentorship program that boosts both business and employee morale. Learn more from this ACC Docket article, "How to Boost Business — and Employee Morale — by Partnering with Your Law Firm," co-authored by Powell and Dykema’s Michael Wippler.

Brian A. Colao, Dallas-based member and Director of Dykema’s Dental Service Organizations (DSO) Industry Group, and Meredith S. Tavallaee, attorney in the Dallas office and member of the DSO Industry Group, co-authored the article, “The Past, Present and Future of the DSO,” recently published in North Texas Dentistry.

Michael R. Carey, Minneapolis-based member in Dykema’s Products, Class Actions & Professional Liability Practice Group, authored the article, “How does autonomous vehicle technology impact automaker liability?”, which was published in Automotive World.

Jonathan S. Feld, Member in Dykema’s Litigation Department and Leader of the firm’s Government Investigations and Corporate Compliance group, and Katie J. Welch, an attorney in Dykema’s Commercial Litigation group, co-authored a Business Crimes Bulletin article for Law Journal Newsletters titled, “'Mixed Messages: DOJ Efforts to Dismiss Qui Tam Actions.”

Sheryl L. Toby, metro Detroit-based member of Dykema’s Business Services Department and Automotive Industry Group, co-authored the article, “Effectiveness of Contractual Receivership Clauses for Operating Companies,” published on the American Bar Association’s site, Business Law Today.

Marsha Gentner, Washington, D.C.-based Senior Counsel in Dykema’s Intellectual Property group, authored an Expert Analysis article for Law360 titled, “Outlook Hazy For Cannabis TMs Under Unlawful Use Doctrine.” 

Christopher D. Kratovil, Managing Member of Dykema’s Dallas office and member of the firm’s Commercial Litigation and Appellate practice groups, authored an op-ed for The Texas Lawyer titled "It’s Time for Geographic Diversity in SCOTX Appointments."

Elisa Lintemuth, Grand Rapids-based member in Dykema’s Labor & Employment Practice Group, authored an Expert Analysis article for Law360 titled, “Employer Insights From 8th Circ. Retaliation Ruling.”

Los Angeles-based members Ashley Fickel and Luke Sosnicki, both from Dykema’s Financial Services Litigation Group, co-authored the article “On Compliance: Should Your Credit Union Be A Plaintiff In A Data Breach Class Action Suit?”, for Credit Union Management.

Paul Stewart, Ann Arbor-based attorney in Dykema’s Financial Services Litigation group, authored an article featured in Res Ispa Loquitur, a bimonthly publication of the Washtenaw County Bar Association.

Aaron M. Kaufman, Dallas-based Member in Dykema’s Bankruptcy Practice Group, authored an article for Intellectual Property Magazine titled, “Trademark licenses survive bankruptcy.” In the article, Kaufman provides current standings and insight in the ruling rendered by SCOTUS in the Mission Product Holdings Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC case.