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Andrea Arndt’s article, “Digital Resurrection: No Simple Legal Script,” was recently published in Inventors Digest.

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Andrea Arndt’s article, “Digital Resurrection: No Simple Legal Script,” was recently published in Inventors Digest. She explains how the use of AI to recreate deceased actors for films raises ethical and legal questions about intellectual property. “As digital resurrection becomes more commonplace, the law will likely continue to evolve in response,” stated Andrea. To read more, click here
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Julia Thibault Joins Dickinson Wright Denver Office

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Dickinson Wright is pleased to announce that Julia Thibault has joined the firm’s Denver office as an Associate. Julia advises national healthcare organizations and other clients on health law matters, with a focus on regulatory compliance, government investigations, risk management, employment, and corporate governance.
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DW FastTrack Podcast Episode 14: Captive Corner: Understanding Insurance Pricing

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In this episode, Dickinson Wright attorney Hale Stewart provides a comprehensive introduction to captive insurance, guiding brokers, lawyers, accountants, and business advisors through the fundamentals, strategic advantages, legal considerations, and practical steps involved in forming and operating a captive insurance company. The discussion explores how captives can help businesses gain greater control over risk, manage insurance costs, and strengthen their overall risk financing strategy.
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Federal Limits on Party Coordinated Spending

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Yesterday morning, in National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission, the Supreme Court held, 6–3, that the federal limits on coordinated party expenditures in 52 U.S.C. § 30116(d) violate the First Amendment. Justice Kavanaugh wrote for the majority; Justice Kagan dissented. The decision overrules the Court's 2001 ruling in FEC v.
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Two Dickinson Wright Lawyers Recognized in 2026 Northern California Super Lawyers

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Dickinson Wright is pleased to announce that two lawyers in the firm’s Silicon Valley office have been listed in the 2026 Northern California Super Lawyers. Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding attorneys from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Rising Stars are the top up-and-coming attorneys in the state – those who are 40 years or younger, or who have been practicing law for 10 years or less.
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Two Dickinson Wright Attorneys Named 2026 Florida Super Lawyers, One Named A Rising Star

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Dickinson Wright is pleased to announce that two of the firm’s attorneys have been named 2026 Florida Super Lawyers. In addition, one attorney has been named a 2026 Florida Super Lawyers Rising Star. Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding attorneys from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.
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Osie Ukwuoma Joins Dickinson Wright Toronto Office as a Partner

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Dickinson Wright is pleased to announce that Osie Ukwuoma has joined the firm’s Toronto office as a Partner. Osie’s practice focuses on corporate and securities law, with experience spanning capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, venture capital, and private equity transactions.
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Collateral Exposure of Non-Signatory Affiliates in Commercial Contracts

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By Kevin Fanning
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Well-drafted commercial agreements identify the “Parties” clearly, define “Affiliates” separately, and specify any rights or obligations of party-affiliates in performance or enforcement provisions that apply only to them.
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Trent Cornell and Andrew Eres were recently quoted in the Chicago Lawyer article, "Expanding its Horizon."

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Trent Cornell and Andrew Eres were recently quoted in the Chicago Lawyer article, "Expanding its Horizon." The article details the architecture and interior design of the Chicago office, highlighting the benefits of the new space. Trent stated, “Our space is so much better here. It’s less square footage, but [has] so much more efficiency.” Read the article here.
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Hector Agdeppa was recently quoted in a Law360 article, “One And Done? Patent Examiner Interviews Now Hard To Get.”

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Hector Agdeppa was recently quoted in a Law360 article, “One And Done? Patent Examiner Interviews Now Hard To Get,” about the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's new policy that has resulted in fewer patent examiner interviews due to stricter criteria. "We just lost out on the opportunity to talk to the examiners, whereas before we had the freedom to talk to them more or less as often as we wanted to and as often as they were willing to talk to us." To read more, click here.
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