British-American Business Council Detroit Auto Show Reception

Butzel Long, a business law firm in downtown Detroit, hosted the Michigan Industry Cocktail Reception for the British-American Business Council on Jan. 16. More than 100 people attended the event, held in conjunction with the North American International Auto Show in downtown Detroit.

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