Starting in April 2014, I covered labor and employment developments for Law360, an online business law publication. I typically pitched, reported and wrote two to three news articles or in-depth features each day, focused on labor policy and notable court decisions that touched on topics like employee benefits for same-sex couples, whistleblower protections, allegations of retirement plan mismanagement and union organizing. If there's a topic with a legal angle and implications for workers and their employers, chances are I reported and wrote about it.Before switching to labor and employment, I served from August 2013 to April 2014 as Law360's first dedicated senior reporter on the international trade beat. In that role, I covered topics like trade negotiations, lawsuits challenging tariff rates, legal disputes at the World Trade Organization and the U.S. government's enforcement of economic sanctions against foreign governments.

Reported and wrote four news articles per day, typically about corporate lawsuits in the realms of employment, intellectual property, antitrust and international trade. I also covered congressional hearings and occasionally wrote features for some of Law360's exclusive series, and analysis pieces focused on landmark court cases.

Served as Washington, D.C. reporter, covering Massachusetts' federal lawmakers and national policy decisions with an eye toward their local impact.