Miller Canfield is pleased to announce that Rachael Bruketta has joined the firm as an associate in the Energy and Environmental Group, based in the firm’s Chicago office.
Miller Canfield is proud to announce that principal and Lansing Resident Director Scott Eldridge has been named one of Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s 2025 Leaders in the Law.
Miller Canfield is pleased to announce that Elizabeth “Libby” Munoz-Smith has joined the firm’s Employment and Labor Group as an associate in the firm’s Lansing office.
Miller Canfield principal Jennifer L. Sabourin has been elected vice chair of the American Bar Association’s Section of Labor and Employment Law. The election took place at the ABA’s annual meeting in Toronto.
Miller Canfield is pleased to announce that 102 of the firm’s lawyers in Michigan, Illinois and Ohio have been named in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers in America.
Miller Canfield is pleased to announce that 41 of the firm’s attorneys in 18 practice areas have been recognized in the Michigan, Illinois and Ohio editions of Super Lawyers and Super Lawyers Rising Stars.
Kimberly Berger, a principal attorney at Miller Canfield and one of Michigan’s leading intellectual property lawyers, has been named to Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s 2025 list of Influential Women in Law.
Miller Canfield is proud to announce that Danielle Mason Anderson, Chair of the firm’s Managing Directors and resident director of the Kalamazoo office, has been selected to receive the Women of Achievement and Courage Award from Michigan Women Forward, a statewide organization committed to empowering women and advancing equity and opportunity.
Miller Canfield is proud to announce that Thomas Linn, the firm’s Chairman Emeritus and a champion of pro bono service, has been honored with the 2025 Pro Bono Service Award from the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) in recognition of his outstanding commitment to expanding access to justice for underserved Michiganders.
In a major regulatory win, attorneys from Miller Canfield persuaded the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to eliminate its decades-old “extraordinary circumstances” test for reentry into the securities industry, marking a significant policy shift with national implications.
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