Butzel Hosts April 14 Webinar – Are You Ready for Kamax?

4.1.2026

DETROIT, Mich. –  The Michigan Supreme Court will soon decide Kamax v. FCA, which will squarely address whether several contractual quantity terms used by many buyers in the automotive supply chain create a requirements contract. A great deal is at stake in Kamax and prudent buyers and sellers will want to prepare for the decision, rather than react to it.

Butzel is hosting a free 60-minute webinar from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, which will focus on the practical implications of the decision and steps to consider, or take, in advance of the decision, whether you are a buyer or a seller. It also will review the April 8 Supreme Court oral argument in Kamax. Click here to register.

About the co-presenters:

Sheldon H. Klein is a Co-Chair of Butzel's Automotive Industry Team and Global Automotive Coordinating Committee. He focuses his practice on representing automotive suppliers in matters relating to upstream and downstream commercial relationships, including counseling on terms and conditions and litigation arising out of supply chain disruptions and disputes.

Andrew AbdulNour focuses his practice on intellectual property law, specifically in the automotive compliance and regulatory and data privacy spaces. In the automotive compliance and regulatory area, he guides suppliers through issues involving Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) noncompliance, warranty and product quality disputes, and testing non-conformances, while also helping clients mitigate risk and incorporate proper regulations and industry standards.

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