DRI News

The DRI Center for Law and Public Policy filed an amicus brief in PHH Mortgage Corporation v. Mark Anthony Guthrie.

Encourage your law students to apply to the DRI Foundation’s annual Law Student Diversity Scholarship program before March 31, 2024.

Get ready for DRI’s 2024 Annual Meeting in . . . Seattle! Be the first to know more.

Together with Blessings in a Backpack, DRI is committed to ensuring a brighter, more nourished future for America's youth.

Congratulations to DRI's new second vice president, secretary-treasurer, and national and regional directors. Thank you to all who participated in the DRI Elections.

Comment of DRI and the Center for Law and Public Policy in support of changes to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has published the final rule on civil monetary penalties, which affects both group health plans and non-group health plans with Section 111 reporting obligations.

The DRI Center and other organizations asked the court to consider three revisions to the recently proposed Florida Rules of Civil Procedure.

As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 to Oct.15), DRI recognizes the contributions of Hispanic individuals to the association space and beyond.

DRI’s Annual Professional Achievement and Service Awards celebrate and honor outstanding performance by state, local, and national defense organizations (SLDOs/NDOs), DRI law firms, and individual members.

An article by David Levitt, chair of the DRI Center for Law and Public Policy’s Third-Party Litigation Funding Task Force, advocating for disclosure of litigation funding, was recently published in Law360.

The DRI Center for Law and Public Policy filed an amicus brief in Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council.

Apply by August 9 for DRI's 2023 Diversity Professional and Business Development Mentoring Program Application.

The Declarations of Candidacy for this year’s election positions were submitted.

Congratulations to this year's May Membership Campaign winners, who were randomly selected from our recruiters.

SCOTUS rules that lawsuit filed by one of the cryptocurrency exchange's users could not proceed until the company defends an appeal of a lower court ruling.

Here you go: The 2023 Sheryl J. Willert Pioneer Diversity Award was awarded to James Bynoe, Chief Claims Counsel at Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions.

Four National Director seats on the DRI Board of Directors, plus the offices of Second Vice President and Secretary–Treasurer, will be filled at the DRI 2023 Annual Meeting in San Antonio, TX, on October 25–27.

Do you have colleagues who deserve recognition for their professional contributions? Submit them for consideration for DRI’s 2023 Professional Achievement and Service Awards.

SCOTUS rules parties who lost on purely legal issues on summary judgment do not need to renew those legal arguments after trial in order to appeal them.