Media Mentions

Benesch’s Transportation & Logistics Group Featured in Crain’s Executive Insights on Global Supply Chain Transformation

December 3, 2025

Benesch’s nationally recognized Transportation & Logistics Practice Group is prominently featured in the latest Crain’s Executive Insights roundtable, Navigating Global Supply Chain Transformation.” The in-depth discussion brings together leaders from Benesch and in-house counsel and business leaders from global logistics providers including SEKO, Yusen Logistics (Americas), AIT Worldwide Logistics and Echo Global Logistics to unpack the unprecedented volatility, regulatory whiplash and technology disruption reshaping supply chains today. 

The feature spotlights Benesch Partners Marc Blubaugh, Eric Zalud and Jonathan Todd as they break down how organizations are adapting to rapid tariff shifts, geopolitical pressures, e-commerce demands, workforce needs and the accelerating influence of AI across modern logistics operations. They also share how companies are building resilience, strengthening compliance and redefining provider–customer relationships in a year marked by unprecedented change.

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Benesch Partner Mark Silberman Quoted in Crain’s Chicago Business on AI-Driven Medicaid Audits and Provider Compliance Risks

Mark Silberman, Vice Chair of Benesch’s Healthcare Practice Group, was quoted in Crain’s Chicago Business article, “The feds’ AI fraud hunt alarms Medicaid providers.” The article examines a new federal effort to use AI to analyze Medicaid audits for fraud, as well as concerns that it could penalize healthcare providers for routine billing errors and create broader financial and operational risks.