DRI (Defense Research Institute) recently held its annual conference in an energetic Philadelphia, concluding hours before the Phillies’ stunning comeback win in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday,...
In 2021, I wrote a piece on the Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair (“CROWN”) Act, which seeks to eliminate race-based hair discrimination. At the time, 14...
Who inspires you and why? As is the case with most people from Puerto Rico, my biggest source of inspiration is the legendary baseball player Roberto Clemente. Clemente was not only...
Since the writing of my latest blog post, Courts Side with the Vaccine, the U.S. Supreme Court has published two rulings on COVID-19 vaccine mandates. In NFIB v. OSHA, 142...
As we bid farewell to July as National Minority Mental Health Awareness month and celebrate the launch of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, inclusive mental health support is fresh...
2022 was a busy year for state privacy laws. Now is a good time to recap the similarities and differences of the new state privacy laws and what they may...
Over the recent years as a result of the pandemic the construction industry has seen an unprecedented amount of inflation in the cost of construction. The national average cost to...
On November 6, 2021, Congress passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal) (the “Act”). The Act made changes to the requirements for...
In his nearly 30 years of working in public finance, David Erdman, Capital Finance Director for the State of Wisconsin, has served as a mentor any chance he can get....
Iowa legislators continue to weigh the merits of imposing various limits or caps on lawsuits involving medical malpractice and commercial truck operators. Iowa’s 2022 legislative session is scheduled to continue...
