Last year's Interactive Map for First Party COVID-19 cases throughout the US has been updated for 2021.

Karen Karabinos' article "The Debate Involving Depreciation of Labor Costs Continues" featured in DRI's The Voice September newsletter

This week we celebrate the impending DRI Presidency of our partner, friend, and mentor Douglas Burrell at the DRI Annual Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts.

Attorney Melody Kiella was featured in the Articles of Note section for DRI's Raising the Bar, a newsletter for the Young Lawyer Committee.

Our voice — it can be our greatest strength, but also our greatest weakness. The key is learning how to use it correctly, and as lawyers, to use it persuasively.

Having a job where I spent a lot of time in non a/c controlled environments was certainly a driving factor in changing careers, Boston Legal did the rest.

As a high school senior I participated in a Sports law conference and was a contributing speaker on Salary arbitration and the effects of player salaries on local economies.

The December 2020 edition of For The Defense has published Partner Whitney Lay Greene's article on Medical Litigation Funding.

On this week's episode of The Mother Board, we are joined by Solita Roberts, the founder of Style to Impact, a personal styling and image consulting agency working with high-performing, purpose-driven women entrepreneurs ...

All of your The Mother Board hosts bring us into the fall season with some back-to-schooling on all things cryptocurrency.

In December 2017, many motor carriers were required to comply with the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Enhancement Act of 2012 (the "ELD Mandate"), which ordered that commercial motor vehicles...

Sometimes, there are subtle cultural clues that people wouldn't pick up unless you are from that culture,' said Burrell.

Melody Kiella was published in the DRI For The Defense magainze for her article, Tips for Facilitating Collaboration Among In-House, National, and Local Counsel ...

Do you know how to properly cover a hole? Do you know when to cover a hole? Did you know OSHA defines a hole as a gap or void 2 or more inches...

With billions of dollars at stake, medical litigation funding is big business for funding companies and medical providers who finance treatment.

Winter Wheeler is many things: lawyer, mediator, podcaster, TedX speaker, and mother of four. Behind the success, however, was hard work, perseverance, and much-needed help from those around her...

With leadership changes, there's often a shift of policies and priorities that can impact the day to day of our business. In this episode Neil Brunetz discusses how these changes have effected OSHA

Hurricane season has started and injuries are often the unfortunate result of the cleanup of storm-related damages.

Remember that for serious injuries, an employer must report to OSHA, not just record the injury in its log.

A review of your program can reveal areas of change in your business and the need to adapt. There are a number of tools an resources out there to help start this process.