CTA Reporting Requirements on Hold...Again?
On December 23, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the prior December 3 nationwide injunction of the CTA with a new filing deadline. Then, just days later, the Fifth Circuit Court merits panel reversed the motion panel’s stay and reinstated the nationwide injunction. Are you confused on what to do yet? Many are.
Join us for our first 2nd Wednesday of 2025 as we try to clear the air on the latest status of the CTA.
Foster Swift Files Motion for Preliminary Injunction to Block MPSC’s Unlawful October 10 Order
On behalf of 79 townships and counties, Foster Swift Collins & Smith, P.C. filed a motion for a preliminary injunction seeking to prevent the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) from implementing its October 10, 2024 Order, which the appellants argue is unlawful and must be blocked during the appeal process.
New ABA Ethics Opinion Tackles AI Use in the Legal Profession
Business and cybersecurity attorney, Taylor Gast, was quoted throughout an article about the use of AI in the legal industry.
As artificial intelligence tools become more sophisticated and their use becomes more widespread in the legal industry, lawyers are grappling with a host of new ethical considerations, according to a recent guidance from the American Bar Association.
Littleton Named to 2024 Class of “Leaders in the Law”
Foster Swift attorney, Ray H. Littleton, has been selected to the “Leaders in the Law” Class of 2024 by Michigan Lawyers Weekly (MiLW).