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Michelle R.E. Donovan interviewed on The Nolan Finley Show on 910AM.

With a background in automotive engineering, and now an attorney whose focus includes automotive law, Mitchell Zajac is very familiar with vehicles. But nothing could have prepared him for a recent hair-raising automotive experience on an early morning commute from Howell to Butzel Long’s Detroit office.

Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kurtis Wilder is returning to his old stomping grounds, Butzel Long, as of counsel in the law firm's Detroit office, where he worked early in his career.

A discussion about the legalization of marijuana in Michigan featuring another panel of guests. People and businesses across the state will be impacted by the move.

Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kurtis T. Wilder has rejoined Butzel Long, where he practiced earlier in his career. He rejoins as Of Counsel.

More than 90 percent of startup businesses fail. While a variety of factors go into this failure rate, it usually involves a combination of factors including lack of a proper business plan and start-up checklist; the failure to properly utilize and comply with legal requirements; a bad core product/idea and, the wrong “team” involved.

Butzel Long immigration law attorney Reginald A. Pacis will be a featured speaker during the January 24, 2019 meeting of the Detroit Chapter of the National Association for Legal Professionals (NALS). Pacis will provide an update on immigration issues.

One in four applications for a license to run a medical marijuana facility made it to the state licensing board in 2018 as state officials conducted extensive vetting and fielded inquiries from 900 prospective businesses.

Butzel Long immigration law attorney Reginald A. Pacis has been appointed by Governor Rick Snyder to serve as a Commissioner to the Michigan Asian Pacific American Affairs Commission (MAPAAC). Pacis is one of 12 people appointed to serve on the Commission. His term runs through November 30, 2022. The MAPAAC helps address the needs and concerns of the Asian Pacific American (APA) communities in Michigan.

For years, Butzel Long attorney and shareholder Robin Luce Herrmann has traveled the state of Michigan to educate journalists on understanding and accessing information through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) as General Counsel of the Michigan Press Association (MPA).

Imagine someone named Kolin Capernick owns 25 percent of an up-and-coming sports apparel company. Social media has dubbed it “The Next Nike!” Kolin’s partner, Phil Night, is the 75 percent majority owner. Kolin and Phil are lifelong best friends and started the company together. 

Law firm participates in December Michigan/ Israel Defense Delegation

Forty-one Butzel Long attorneys have been named Top Lawyers in Metro Detroit 2019 by DBusiness magazine.

Les Glick, co-chair of the Butzel Long International  Trade and Customs Specialty Team is a panelist on November 16 in Montreal at a program entitled “USMCA-The Modernized NAFTA”.

Mark Lezotte, a leading southeast Michigan health care attorney with Butzel Long, will moderate a panel program during Automation Alley’s Integr8™: The Industry 4.0 Conference on Thursday, November 14, 2018 at the Renaissance Center in Detroit. The focus of the panel discussion is: “Big Data and Artificial Intelligence’s Impact on Health Care.”

Many Michigan residents are sharing their opinions on recreational marijuana leading up to the Nov. 6 election. But so many questions remain.

Butzel Long hosts 31st Annual Labor, Employment, Benefits and Immigration Law Forum at MotorCity Casino Hotel in Detroit

Attorney honored in the HR Wizards and Partners Category

DETROIT, Mich. –  Butzel Long has received national recognition in the 2019 “Best Law Firms,” rankings by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers®. 

Reggie Pacis, Immigration Attorney with Butzel Long discusses President Donald Trump’s decision to end birthright citizenship on WJR's Frank Beckmann Show.