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By Karen Axelton |
Filed In:
Health & Safety
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Staffing & HR
A workplace injury could cost your business a fortune, especially if you violate health and safety regulations. These tips can protect against liability.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
Strategically targeted training can stop leaks of confidential information in its tracks.
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By Bob Voss |
Filed In:
Starting a Business
and
Getting Started
If you want to make sure you don't void the liability protection of your S Corp or LLC, you must make sure you do two simple things each year.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
Filed In:
Personal Finance
and
Finance
Americans have done it for years. But banks are getting tough, and some people are going to jail.
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By Rebecca Mazin |
Filed In:
Staffing & HR
My promise: This year ,I will only pick up my phone in the car after I have pulled over to the side of the road.
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By Nellie Akalp |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
It's a new year with new opportunity! If those opportunities for you include incorporating a new business, here are some important things to keep in mind.
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By Nancy Germond |
Filed In:
Insurance & Risk Management
and
Finance
From exploding pastries to million-dollar slips, 2011 was chock full of expensive -- and often bizarre -- litigation for business owners.
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By David Worrell |
Filed In:
Starting a Business
and
Getting Started
Crowdfunding offers an exciting new way for entrepreneurs to obtain startup financing. Check out the top crowdfunding sites to learn how to get your share.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
A better job market brings a higher risk that employees will jump ship -- and perhaps take proprietary business information along with them.
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By Susan Wilson Solovic |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
Are you sure which of your employees are entitled to overtime compensation? Here's how to reduce your company's exposure to a lawsuit or government audit.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
Enhancing your management and leadership skills can pay huge dividends in terms of bullet-proofing your business against lawsuits.
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By Paul Davis |
Filed In:
Operations
The mob is alive and well -- and causing quite a bit of trouble for legitimate businesses around the country.
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By Rebecca Mazin |
Filed In:
Staffing & HR
Don't pick the holiday season to dump all the bad news you have been saving. It's not fair to employees, and it's no good for your business.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
The culprit in so many failed business deals: poorly managed expectations. The fix: more transparency when you're negotiating the deal.
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By Andrew A. Caffey |
Filed In:
Franchising
Here are some tools that all franchisors should have in their arsenal when it comes to managing potential legal problems with franchisees.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
The company's privacy violations just won it a new BFF: The Federal Trade Commission. There's also a lesson here for other businesses, big and small.
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Cyber-thieves have taken notice of the booming popularity of online tax filing, and they're working overtime to intercept and steal sensitive information.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
Reflecting on the spirit of the season, the No-Nonsense Lawyer looks at the lessons of the past year and how we can use them to strengthen our businesses.
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By Rebecca Mazin |
Filed In:
Staffing & HR
You don't want to learn that your small business is involved in a criminal case by reading about it in the local newspaper.
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By Andrew Froehlich |
Filed In:
Internet, E-commerce & Social Media
and
Technology
Many businesses let employees set up "official" accounts. When the employee moves on, the account -- and your followers -- just might move with them.
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