Warner successfully represented the State Bar of Michigan and its officers in a First Amendment challenge related to State Bar membership and dues.

Warner representation resulted in a Michigan Supreme Court decision requiring the resentencing of our client who had received a life sentence without the possibility of parole as a juvenile.

Warner persuaded the Michigan Court of Appeals that a never-before-interpreted provision of the trust code gave an estate’s trustee standing to enforce the settlor’s gift intentions against the University of Michigan.

We obtained a unanimous, published opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in an appeal regarding Michigan’s jurisdiction over a mining client’s wetland permit application.

Warner successfully enforced a transition-support clause in our automotive client’s contract with a supplier, ensuring an uninterrupted supply chain and creating an important precedent for suppliers. 

Warner represented the world’s largest operator of renewable energy projects in its multi-jurisdictional litigation involving a $120 million, 150 megawatt wind farm. 

We successfully represented a mining client who faced opposition from neighbors to its proposed expansion of a legacy pit.

We earned Wrench LLC a $30+ million award in their litigation against Taco Bell relating to the famous Taco Bell chihuahua advertising campaign. 

Warner served as trial counsel for DSM Pharma Chemicals, Inc., obtaining a no-cause jury verdict in a breach of contract case.

Warner filed a U.S. Supreme Court amicus brief on an important appellate-preservation issue.

Warner has filed an Amicus Brief with the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to halt the erosion of the “rigorous analysis” required for class certification by lower courts.