In a trial before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, Warner attorneys successfully opposed the registration of a trademark that would have caused confusion with our client’s mark.

Warner representation resulted in a Michigan Supreme Court decision requiring the resentencing of our client who had received a life sentence without the possibility of parole as a juvenile.

Warner successfully represented a partnership’s limited partners when the general partner failed to distribute proceeds from an asset sale.

Warner represented the world’s largest operator of renewable energy projects in its multi-jurisdictional litigation involving a $120 million, 150 megawatt wind farm. 

Warner successfully enforced a transition-support clause in our automotive client’s contract with a supplier, ensuring an uninterrupted supply chain and creating an important precedent for suppliers. 

Warner served as counsel for The Dow Chemical Company in obtaining summary judgment in an age discrimination case. 

Warner attorneys assisted in the successful defense of a physician who was accused of fraud in one of the largest health care prosecutions in the United States. 

Warner served as counsel for a food manufacturer and successfully obtained denial of class certification in action under the employee background check rules of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Warner represented Ferris State University in a complex probate court dispute to defend the largest charitable gift in the school’s history.

Warner negotiated a favorable mediation outcome for a client whose small business was severely impacted by false and defamatory social media posts by dissatisfied customers.

Warner successfully represented a public utility in the jury trial of a condemnation / eminent domain action relating to property for a development project.

Warner successfully represented the State Bar of Michigan and its officers in a First Amendment challenge related to State Bar membership and dues.

Warner attorneys defended Wolverine World Wide, Inc. in putative class action related to potential groundwater contamination from historical tannery operations.

Warner successfully represented the patriarch in a complex, multiple-case, generational dispute regarding ownership and control of a marquee, family-owned business in West Michigan. 

Warner successfully defended our client against an enforcement action by the Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) after our client was accused of failing to submit a licensing agreement for pre-approval. 

Warner successfully argued for employer clients that the IRS should reduce six- and seven-figure employer shared responsibility penalties down to zero.

Warner filed an Amicus Brief with the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to halt the erosion of the “rigorous analysis” required for class certification by lower courts.

Warner served as P3 procurement, governance, litigation and commercial counsel to the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority in connection with the $4.4 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge project.