Three DeWitt attorneys have been recognized in Minnesota Lawyer's inaugural Legal 250, honoring influential attorneys who are helping shape Minnesota's legal profession and business community. Kathleen M. Newman, Kevin Dunlevy, and Julie Nagorski were recognized for their work in Family Law and Estate Planning, Real Estate, and Construction Law, respectively.
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Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses operate while also creating new risks around the exposure of sensitive information, especially for companies that rely on trade secrets without formally identifying or protecting them. On May 28 at 12 PM CT, DeWitt Partner Elijah Van Camp will discuss how everyday AI tools like ChatGPT can increase these risks, recent court decisions shaping this evolving area of law, and practical steps businesses can take to better safeguard valuable information. This webinar is designed for business owners, executives, and in-house teams. The session will provide clear, actionable guidance on protecting intellectual property and navigating emerging AI-related challenges.
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The IRS has appealed the taxpayer-friendly Kwong decision, which could extend COVID-era tax filing and refund deadlines. Taxpayers who may have missed deadlines should evaluate protective claims now to preserve potential refund rights while the appeal is pending. Read More About The Kwong Appeal: Could You Still Qualify for a Pandemic-Era Tax Refund?
Eric Chadwick, a partner in DeWitt’s Minneapolis office, has been recognized by Twin Cities Business as a 2026 Notable Litigation & Trial Attorney. The honor highlights his leadership and success in complex technology, intellectual property, and commercial disputes, including high-stakes patent and cybersecurity litigation. Read More About Eric Chadwick Recognized as a 2026 Notable Litigation & Trial Attorney by Twin Cities Business
