News

Bushra A. Malik has seen the inside and outside of immigration law throughout her professional career, and that experience has helped her become chair of the Michigan chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

DETROIT, Mich. –  Butzel Long attorney and shareholder, Bushra Malik, has been elected Chair of the Michigan Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the national association of more than 15,000 attorneys and law professors who practice and teach immigration law.

The William M. Saxton Conference Center honors the 60-plus year career of a legendary attorney

The auto industry continues to weather trade-related fallout despite a deal the U.S. and Mexico struck last week that shelved the Trump administration's plan to impose a 5% tariff on imports.

PDA Q&A: Jennifer A. Dukarski

The E-Interview, Shareholder, Butzel Long Detroit

DETROIT, Mich. –  Butzel Long attorney Beth S. Gotthelf was a featured panelist on Government Roles in Commercial Space at the Michigan Space Forum in Traverse City.

Reported payments could threaten NRA's existence

Children ages 12 & up will learn and develop key basketball skills during a unique one-day clinic.

DETROIT, Mich. –  Justin G. Klimko, President and CEO, Butzel Long, is among seven business leaders who will be featuring during a program presented by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) Detroit on Friday, June 7, 2019, at the Townsend Hotel in Birmingham. The title for the program is, “Navigating Cross-Border Transactions.” The discussion will focus on the legal, business, banking and accounting issues that arise in cross-border deals.

Detroit-based law firm increases attorney rankings and recognition in Chambers’ “America’s Leading Lawyers for Business 2019 –
The Client’s Guide”

Justice Maura Corrigan is one of 20 lawyers to be honored on during a luncheon on May 30

DETROIT, Mich. – The automotive industry continues to grow and innovate at a rapid pace which may present challenges when it comes to protecting the best interests of the business.

A sidebar with... Mark Lezotte

Some medical marijuana provisioning centers are worried about their ability to survive the booming black market after state regulators severely cut off their supply of cannabis products.

The stock of medical marijuana products at licensed Michigan businesses will soon change, as a result of new guidance from state officials.

Attorney will attend 2019 JFNA Health Summit in Washington, D.C. May 7-8

The legalization of recreational marijuana by Michigan voters last November created a huge opportunity for entrepreneurs to build legitimate businesses in cannabis products and services.

Debate over medical marijuana heats up