DEF Institutes Mandatory Work-From-Home Status in Response to COVID-19
March 17, 2020 BY DEF Admin | Firm News
"In order to decrease the spread of COVID-19, and in compliance with the CDC's recommendations to implement the use of social distancing strategies, Drew Eckl & Farnham has made the decision to institute a mandatory work-from -home status for all of our offices starting on March 17.
Despite the closing of our physical offices, we will continue providing our clients with exceptional legal services." ... Continue Reading
Cyber Coverage May Be Affected by New and Traditional Defenses
May 16, 2018 BY DEF Admin | Publications & Presentations
In an article featured in DRI's The Voice newsletter (May 2018), attorney Karen Karabinos and Eric Mull provide information on how misrepresentation on the applications for and the provisions of cyber policies may bar coverage in either first-party or third-party cyber claims. ... Continue Reading
The ELD Mandate: Feeding the Reptile with Voluminous Electronic Data
November 06, 2017 BY DEF Admin | Publications & Presentations
Five years ago, Congress passed the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Enhancement Act of 2012, which ordered the Secretary of Transportation to regulate commercial motor vehicles by requiring most of them to be equipped with electronic logging devices ("ELDs") for purposes of improving compliance with hours-of-service regulations. 49 U.S.C. ยง 31137(a)(1). ... Continue Reading