Join MMA, Miller Canfield’s Paul Hudson and Gaëtan Gerville-Réache of Warner Norcross + Judd for a concise briefing on Attorney General v. Eli Lilly, a Michigan Supreme Court case that could redefine the “specifically authorized” exemption under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act (MCPA).
The Court’s decision on whether existing precedent should be overturned could have far-reaching consequences. A narrowed exemption may open the door to increased litigation and regulatory scrutiny for manufacturers and other heavily regulated industries.
This session will explain what’s at stake, why manufacturers should pay attention, and how potential changes to the MCPA could affect your operations and compliance strategies.