That elections have consequences is generally accepted, but agreement on what those consequences are is less universal. If the Biden administration’s early focus is undoing the regulatory actions of the Trump administration, what will the consequences be for trucking outside of the DOT?

More on what employers should consider when it comes to their approach to employee coronavirus vaccinations. 

With a new administration taking control, there may be renewed focus on efforts to curtail the use of mandatory arbitration agreements. What can we expect? 

More than ever, employers must be mindful of their leave obligations. More on a few items to consider as they evaluate leave obligations.

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals issued an opinion highlighting how contract language can increase liability exposure for cargo and property brokers when there is insufficient insurance coverage. Read more about the case reinforces the importance of scrutinizing contract language.

On June 12, 2021, CMV drivers operating in Canada required to keep records of duty status will be required to have a certified ELD solution. Read more about when the first approved Canadian ELD will be available and how Scopelitis is actively engaging with industry stakeholders and Transport Canada to advocate for carriers.

The Firm recently announced the addition of four attorneys who bring extensive experience in transportation law – one in accident litigation and the others in workers’ compensation defense.

We are pleased to announce that Ashley Paynter, a Partner in the Firm’s Indianapolis office, has passed the California Bar.