In a recent blog post, Daniel Schwartz of the Connecticut Employment Law Blog reminds employers just how important it is to notify insurers under their employment practices liability insurance.
This advice is not just critical in the employment context. It is vital for every type of insurance your business may have. If a claim
Do you have an estate plan? It has been reported that approximately sixty percent of people in the U.S. do not have a will. Of course having a will is critical if you have children but let’s not forget about another baby – your business.
As the owner of a closely held business much
VIctor Aspengren on the IowaBiz site has a great article about focusing on the behavior rather than the person in employee terminations.
Super advice. Be sure to read it.
Come join Brick Gentry attorneys Matt Brick and Douglas Fulton for the 2008 Iowa Employment Law Conference sponsored by HR OneSource at Prairie Meadows on April 23rd. There will also be speakers from the Department of Labor, Director of Veteran’s Employment and Training Service, and a Committee Chair to the International Association of Chiefs of
One of my franchisee clients offered a very simple question that every prospective franchisee should ask of other franchisees when conducting due diligence:
What doesn’t the franchisor do well?
He says this evoked the best responses from franchisees when he conducted his due diligence. If you are considering a franchise be sure to talk to
In last week’s Tip of Week (yes, I am a little behind), John Phillips of the Word on Employment Law raises the interesting perspective that it is possible to overdocument in employment cases.
Some of John’s warnings on overdocumentation include:
The Dickinson Law Firm’s Iowa Banking Law Blog ignores its disclaimer and provides some legal advice:
It’s just another subprime market meltdown. One F-bomb is a mistake. Two might be forgiven. But 73? That’s gonna get you sanctioned every time.
Are you considering a franchise business? Read this blog post on evaluating the strength of your franchisor before signing on from the First Prize Franchise blog.
Time and time again I see people invest their life savings into franchise operations. Some of these people achieve great results but others do not. There is no validity to
The term "SEO" stands for search engine optimization and has been around for a decade. Heck, I’ve probably been familiar with the term for about nine years. I can’t imagine that someone could trademark a term as generic as SEO but that appears to be happening.
Read Brett Trout’s blog for this interesting development.
P.S. This just
Today I will present at the Central Iowa SHRM monthly meeting located at Copper Creek Golf Course on electronic workplace issues. The electronic workplace is all around us. Computers, voice mail, internet, intranet, e-mail, fax machines, laptops, PDAs, videoconferencing, social media, blogs and more are common features in the American workplace. The development of the
