DRI Featured Articles Archive
Read a selection of exclusive articles pulled from one of our member publications: For The Defense, The Brief Case: DRI Committee News, In-House Defense Quarterly, and The Voice. See below for previous features.
Celebrate DRI's 2023 Annual Meeting and look ahead to 2024 with a column from DRI President Patrick J. Sweeney, originally published in the January issue of For The Defense.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with this article in The Voice from DRI member Shalyn McKitt on how women are impacting the world at DRI and beyond.
Whether you’re the sole in-house counsel at an organization or part of a larger legal team, DRI membership will help support you in your practice.
Black History Month
Hear from DRI members on what Black History Month means to them in these two featured articles.
Learn how the plaintiffs’ bar’s strategy of using social inflation to drive bigger and bigger verdicts is potentially catastrophic.
Read these 12 books to improve your life, and, consequently, your legal career. From the Fall 2022 edition of DRI's In-House Defense Quarterly.
This article covers approaches courts can take in evaluating whether a liability policy’s “advertising injury” coverage extends to misappropriation of trade secret claims.
Connect with peers and leaders in your field, promote your practice and grow your expertise at DRI’s Annual Meeting in Philadelphia on Oct. 25-28.
Gerber Ciano Kelly Brady LLP attorneys explain how individuals use rideshare and communication apps to their advantage in nefarious insurance fraud schemes.
How can you avoid the mediation scuttling your plans for true trial vindication? DRI member Roman Lifson's easy-to-follow steps should guide you.
At DRI’s 2022 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, you can network with colleagues, earn CLE, and more! Learn more about DRI's biggest event of the year here.
Just as new technologies, legislative efforts, and thought leadership have risen to meet the challenges of a global pandemic, polarization, and the need to reform, so too can creative and collaborative relationships between attorneys and those they represent help to solve the dilemma of social inflation.
Are NFTs merely a bubble that is about to burst, or a permanent fixture set to change the online landscape as we know it? DRI members Rachel Nicholas and Daniel Ueno go into detail about this.
DRI member Chelsea Thompson discusses pay equity in 2022 in light of the historic settlement of the class action lawsuit brought by members of the USWNT against U.S. Soccer.
DRI’s Wendy Merrill breaks down how to develop your personal brand and establish yourself as a thought leader in the legal space.
At $1.73 trillion dollars, student loan debt has now surpassed credit card debt, according to a recent CNBC story. With a drastic effect on the ability of younger generations to keep up, student loans have come to the forefront of many political, economic, and social discussions and studies in recent years. It is very easy for some to say the student knew what they were doing when they took out the loans. However, that sentiment does not take into the vast disparities among borrowers, and the question always remains, “How did we get here?”