Dykema’s 3rd Annual Automotive Trends Report captures insights from industry leaders—OEMs, suppliers, executives, and key decision-makers—on the most pressing legal, regulatory, and economic issues impacting the auto sector in 2025 and beyond.

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Why Dykema? Diversity and Inclusion; Dykema Women's Business Initiative; Pro Bono

Why Dykema? Diversity and Inclusion; Dykema Women's Business Initiative; Pro Bono

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Dykema Releases 2025 Automotive Trends Report: Navigating Industry Transformation Amidst Regulatory Shifts, Tech Advances, and Supply Chain Strain. Dykema’s Automotive Industry Group, a four-time recipient of Law360’s Practice Group of the Year for Transportation, is pleased to announce the release of its 3rd Annual Automotive Trends Report.

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