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WHEN EMPLOYEES TAKE WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION OFFLINE

Today, many people prefer texting over many other forms of communication such as calling or emailing the recipient. This is an efficient form of communication because individuals can send a quick message about something important to them within a few seconds rather than being busy...

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS OF BACKGROUND CHECKS

Today, many employers want to make an inquiry into an applicant’s background before offering a job with the company. Additionally, employers may want to confirm certain information such as a person’s educational credentials before making a decision to promote or transfer an employee...

CONFUSION WITH INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS V. EMPLOYEES

Businesses may hire independent contractors and employees, and it is important that they understand the differences between these two classifications. Independent contractors do not get the same legal protections as employees do, such as being eligible for unemployment benefits...

WHY DOG PROFESSIONALS SHOULD OPERATE UNDER AN ENTITY TO AVOID RISK

Dog trainers, behavior consultants, behaviorists, sitters and other dog professionals face an enormous amount of legal risk at their business. By learning about differing types of entity formation options, these professionals can look into different ways of protecting their business...

AMENDMENTS TO THE TEXAS ANIMAL CRUELTY LAWS

Two bills pending in the Texas House and Senate aim to bolster animal welfare in our state by addressing animal cruelty crimes.

Florida’s PIP Law: Victims Of Motor Vehicle Accidents Must Seek Medical Treatment Within 14 Days

Under Florida’s personal injury protection laws, victims who are involved in motor vehicle accidents are required to seek medical treatment within 14 days in order to receive personal injury protection (PIP) benefits.

Aggravated Assault – Does A Reasonable Person Standard Apply For The Well-Founded Fear Element?

Aggravated assault is an assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill. § 784.021(1)(a), Fla. Stat. (2014). To prove the crime of aggravated assault, the State must prove the following four elements beyond a reasonable doubt...

Leaving The Scene Of An Accident With Injuries In Florida

Imagine driving on a busy road with the sound of the outside world drowned out by the rain, windshield wipers, and the radio. When all of a sudden in the rearview mirror there are police lights...

Survivor Benefit Plan Military Penions

Survivor Benefit Plan guarantees you to get your portion of the military retirement if your ex spouse dies.

Permanent Maintenance to Wife. Divorce Digest, Volume 6, Issue 9

Illinois Trial Court - Divorce Digest - Custody, Permanent Maintenance to Wife

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