2022 Product Liability Committee Fly-In Meeting

Sponsored by Evidence Solutions Inc.

ESI’s human factors and trucking experts will discuss fatigue and drowsy driving in the trucking industry. Trucking topics include hours of service regulations (HOS) and trucking company responsibilities for preventing fatigue. Human factors topics include the science of fatigue and sleep deprivation, HOS violations vs. the science of fatigue, and human factors methods for investigating fatigue-related collisions. The experts will use defense case examples throughout the presentation to demonstrate the relevance of both trucking and human factors expertise in drowsy trucking cases.

This webinar is free for DRI members and non-members.

Becoming culturally competent is a critical skill for litigators, but what does that mean and how do you do it? Dictionary.com defines cultural competence as the ability to effectively interact with people from cultures different from one’s own, especially through a knowledge and appreciation of cultural differences.

Join us as we discuss what cultural competence means for today’s practitioner, regardless of practice area, including the importance of building trust and enhancing our communications across cultural lines. We will discuss the key components of cultural competence including reviewing our own implicit biases. And finally, we will discuss practical strategies you can use in your practice and day-to-day life for developing cultural competency using real life case examples, best practices for legal teams and more.

The registration is free for DRI members and $150 for non-members.