For years, creative plaintiffs have sought to find ways to hold insurance agents and brokers liable
Footsteps at the Door: Perils for Agents When There is No Coverage
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Arbitration In Civil Litigation; A Contractual Waiver of the Right to Trial by Jury?
In 1925, Congress codified the Federal Arbitration Act, laying the initial pavement in the road that has come to be known as alternative dispute resolution
Civil Rights Exposure of Private Entities under Section 1983; Avoiding the Fray
It is a well-established legal principle that liability for deprivation of civil rights pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 is generally reserved for
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Lessons I Did Not Know I Learned
By Richard M. Mitchell We continue our series of personal, impactful stories that have shaped ...
Insuring Your Franchise: The Risks Around the Corner
You are part of one of the fastest growing industries and major contributors to the U.S. economy, the franchise industry.
Severance Pay as Part of an Employment Settlement – Do You Have to Withhold FICA?
Your former employee has sued, alleging involuntary termination as a result of unfair employment practices.