Attorney Business Transactions Affect Professional Liability Claims Business transactions representations (such as negotiation and drafting sales agreements, agency agreements, entertainment contracts and commercial transactions) are […]
Penn State Scandal: Sanctions, Reputational Loss & Civil Suits First came the scandal that rocked the country after learning that former assistant football coach
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Workers Compensation: Substance Abuse in the Workplace According to the American Council For Drug Education, one worker in four, between the ages of 18 to
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Return to Work Programs Are Good for an Employee’s Health Implementation of Return to Work Programs over the years has increased among employers throughout the
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Workers Comp Hit by Rates, Rising Medical Costs & Underwriting Losses In the last year or so, we have seen Workers Comp rates continually rise.
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Educational Institutions: Penn State Implements New Hiring & Employee Policies Nothing can undo the pain and suffering that the young boys experienced at the
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When the video of educational employee, Karen Klein, went viral on YouTube people were shocked and appalled at the vile and verbal abuse that was
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In order to get employees back to work faster, Return to Work Programs are increasingly being implemented, which not only benefits the injured workers but
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Most teenagers spend a lot of time on their smart phones, instant messenger, Skype, Instagram, Facebook, sending texts and uploading photos, videos, and music to
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Currently, nearly half the states in the U.S. allow captive insurance entities to operate. Florida is the latest to join the list, with Governor Rick
