9/10/2019· Foreign Affairs - Geopolitics
A Bird's Eye View of Asia: A Continental Landscape of Minorities in Peril
A bird’s eye view of Asia produces a picture of a continental landscape strewn with minorities on the defensive whose positioning as full-fledged members of society with equal rights and opportunities is either being eroded or severely curtailed.
8/19/2019· Nonprofit Organizations
The Secret to Starting a Successful Nonprofit
By: Jess Birken, Esq
Here's the secret to getting your nonprofit idea off the ground: knowing for sure that it should be a nonprofit in the first place.
7/23/2019· Documentation Examination & Analysis
A Weak Forensic Document Examiner's Opinion Helps Win Case
By: Mike Wakshull
You have hired a forensic examiner to analyze evidence for your civil case. After a thorough examination of the evidence, the forensic examiner delivers a weak forensic opinion toward favoring your theory of the case. Will the examiner's weak opinion help you in trial?
6/13/2019· Telecommunication
Rumplestiltskin, LLP: The Dark Side of Dialers
By: Ray Horak
Most of us know, at least in general terms, about the restrictions on unsolicited telemarketing calls to consumers and the national Do-Not-Call (DNC) list designed to end those annoyances...or opportunities, depending on your perspective. Just to refresh your memory, the TCPA states "It shall be unlawful for any person within the United States, or any person outside the United States if the recipient is within the United States—(A) to make any call (other than a call made for emergency purposes or made with the prior express consent of the called party) using any automatic telephone dialing system [ATDS] or an artificial or prerecorded voice
6/10/2019· Finance
Elder Abuse Awareness Day (6/15): How to Protect Your Parents from Financial Abuse
By: Marguerita Cheng
Did you hear of the case out of Wisconsin that involved a younger couple and their neighbor, a 92-year-old retired teacher who never married and had dementia? After befriending the woman, the couple took control of her home and nearly $2 million of her savings before they were eventually found out.
5/7/2019· Telecommunication
Rumplestiltskin, LLP: Volume I - The Dark Side of Fax
By: Ray Horak
In an effort to address a growing number of telephone marketing calls and certain other telemarketing practices thought to be invasions of privacy, Congress enacted the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (TCPA), codified at 47 U.S.C. § 227.
4/18/2019· Education & Schools
School Violence, Safety, and Security - Expert Witness Perspectives
A summary of prespective on school violence, safety and security from various experts and members of Experts.com
4/16/2019· Supply Chain Management
Product Counterfeits Are Still A Major Problem
By: Rosemary Coates
The way imported products are sold has drastically changed over the past few years. With the rise of eCommerce and direct shipments to U.S. warehouses and customers, more and more counterfeit products are slipping into the U.S. Owners of brands and intellectual property are losing billions of dollars in revenue every year to counterfeiters that are selling bogus products, often at the same price or only slightly less than the true brand.
3/28/2019· Business Management
Email Can Destroy You - How To Stay Out Of Legal Trouble
By: Peter Crosby
Emails can be dangerous. In the business world, emails can be not only dangerous but also very expensive.
3/22/2019· Product Liability
By: Roger Davis
Several dangers involving the use of a hot tub (spa) may readily come to mind, such as the risk of shock or electrocution, or the risk of drowning for unsupervised young children. Not so readily apparent is the effect of overheating the human body, or "hyperthermia".
