Moen & Case LLP is pleased to announce that it will be relocating its offices on May 1, 2012 to the historic Monadnock Building at 53 West Jackson Boulevard in the heart of the loop in downtown Chicago.  The new space will feature expanded office and conference space and serve as a central location from which to serve the firm's clients nationally and internationally.  

As part of this transition, Moen & Case will no longer maintain office space in Ann Arbor.  However, partner Zachary V. Moen will continue to be available to meet clients in the Detroit / Ann Arbor area by appointment.

Moen & Case LLP is pleased to announce that partners Kevin Case and Zachary V. Moen will be exhibitors at the upcoming Conductors Guild Conference on January 5-8, 2012 in Chicago and at the Chamber Music America Conference on January 12-15, 2012 in New York.  Mr. Moen and Mr. Case invite all attendees to stop by the Moen & Case LLP exhibitor booth at these conferences. 

Moen & Case LLP partner Zachary V. Moen has accepted an invitation from the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law in Ann Arbor to serve as an Adjunct Professor of Law for the Spring 2012 semester.  Mr. Moen will teach an upper class course titled "Art, Cultural Heritage, and the Law" which will cover freedom of expression, copyright, moral rights, architectural works, museums, art merchants, quality and authenticity of art, title of art, cultural heritage and war, international trade of cultural property, and expolration and appropriation of indigenous cultures. 

Moen & Case LLP is honored to have the privilege of representing the musicians of the Lyric Opera of Chicago in upcoming contract negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.  Moen & Case LLP was selected by the Chicago Federation of Musicians (AFM Local 10-208) and the Lyric players' committee after a nationwide search.

Moen & Case LLP partner Zachary V. Moen published an article titled "Copyright 101 for Musicians" in the November 2011 edition of International Musician Magazine.  You can read the article here.