OSHA's Region III issued a Regional Emphasis Program (REP) instruction (CPL 2022-01 (CPL 4)) for Warehousing Operations, that went into effect on August 3, 2022 and "establishes...

Clean Water Act ("CWA") and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act ("RCRA") citizen suits are nothing new, and many expect them to become more common in the coming years due to increased public awareness...

In November, Handy notified its employees at the Meridian warehouse that their positions would be eliminated effective January 31, 2013.

Miami Lewis Brisbois Partners Todd R. Ehrenreich, Troy P. Cunningham, and David L. Luck recently won a defense summary judgment in a toxic-tort action pending in the U.S. District Court...

The EB-5 Visa Program has become an increasingly popular vehicle for real estate project financing in the United States.

The plastic continent may be hogging the headlines, but the shipping industry – frowned upon as a notorious polluter on a massive scale – is also being effectively reined in and compelled by law to go green.

Recently, a former LSU wide receiver was arrested on charges of illegal underage sport wagering.

World 800-meter champion Boris Berian is seemingly capable of out-running just about anything these days. Berian is just a year removed from sprinting out of a McDonald's...

On Oct. 19, 2020, the City Planning Commission certified for public review a proposed citywide text amendment known as Zoning for Coastal Flood Resiliency (ZCFR).

A 13-year old boy from Bultfontein invented a simple golf practice tool during COVID-19 lockdown measures for golfers to use at home, and a provisional patent application has been prepared and...

Despite electronic signatures being generally accepted as legally valid, property professionals are still uncertain whether or not they can sign or accept the signature of leases (or similar documents) electronically.

Given the current financial climate, some yards may face difficulties financing the building of new orders. With approximately 1,000 ships on order at a value of around $350 billion, refund guarantees could potentially be very relevant in the near future for purchasers of new build vessels.

Transit agencies don't need to wait for fully autonomous vehicles to become a reality before they can begin saving money, augmenting safety, and enhancing efficiencies in their bus operations.

In a case of first impression, a federal court in Maryland ruled that Title III of the ADA required the Redskins to provide deaf and hard of hearing football fans full and equal access to the information broadcast over the public address system at FedEx Field, which includes: music with lyrics, play information, advertisements, referee calls, safety/emergency information and other announcements.

This past November, residents of the County of Los Angeles passed Measure W, a parcel tax of 2.5 cents per square foot of impermeable land meant to fund projects to improve stormwater capture,

Published on July 14, 2016, CMS's proposed 2017 Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System rule calls for site-neutral payments that would stop Medicare payments to many off-campus facilities at the same level as payments to hospital-based departments.

Sustained population growth in the District of Columbia in recent years has spurred a rapid wave of construction throughout the city as upscale condominium projects appear to spring up almost overnight to meet growing demand for housing.

Multi-family development continues in California even as construction and labor costs still affect the market. Kitty Wallace, senior executive vice president at Colliers International...

In this episode of "Better Cities by Design", we explore St. Thomas, Ontario, a Canadian city with a proud transportation history that is now shaping the future of sustainable manufacturing and urban development.