The Symposium will be held on Thursday, February 11, 2027
from 4:30pm – 8:45pm
The Gem Theatre
333 Madison St, Detroit
In Person Tickets: $135
Virtual Tickets: $50
Program Description
The 9th Annual State Bar of Michigan Business Law Symposium, “The Anatomy of the Business Divorce,” will be held on Thursday, February 11, 2027, at The Gem Theatre in Downtown Detroit, from 4:30 – 8:45 PM.
Doors open at 4:00pm
The program will feature a 30 minute networking session from 4:00-4:30 PM.
This year’s Symposium will once again be held at the beautiful Gem Theatre, in downtown Detroit, where the Symposium has been in residency for the last three years. As the name implies, the focus of this year’s program is on the separation of business interests in the litigation context. Accordingly, the discussion will focus on various aspects of the “business divorce” and the litigation and trial thereof, including corporate and member oppression theory and practice; negotiation method and strategy; judicial perspective; juxtapositions between business and familial divorce; and other varied perspectives and insights from some of the best practitioners, judges and academics in the field.
Presenters include Professor Douglas Moll (Univ. of Houston Law Center), Sherri Bono (Bono Legal Group, LLP), Ivonne Soler (Butzel), Lisa Zelinski (GlassRatner), Jonathan Ajlouny (Honigman), Hon. Christopher Yates (Ven Johnson Law), Hon. Victoria Roberts (JAMS), Hon. Victoria Valentine (6th Circuit), Hon. David Allen (3rd Circuit), Jennifer Grieco (Altior), Kassem Dakhlallah, (Hammoud, Dakhlallah & Associates PLLC), E. Powell Miller (Miller Firm), Daniel Quick (Dickinson), Hon. Denise Langford (JAMS), and Mark Rossman (Rossman, P.C.).
For sponsorship inquiries, please email: mark@rossmanpc.com
2027 Program Agenda
See photos from The 8TH ANNUAL Symposium.
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Press Release
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“The business dispute and the lawyers who handle them are very different from what you find in other areas of law, the intellectual rigor combined with the intense trial work makes for a special kind of lawyer and a unique manner of lawsuit. That’s what we’re going to be exploring at this year’s Symposium.” ~ Mark Rossman
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