
Detroit's Renaissance Center rises on the riverfront—and Dykema rises with it. After nearly three years of planning, we became one of the first tenants of what was then called "Detroit of the future."

When U.S. District Judge Damon Keith ruled against warrantless surveillance, the government sued him personally. Keith called Dykema partner William Gossett. Gossett took the case pro bono and won 9-0 at the Supreme Court.