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Sexually harassed at work? Do these 2 things first

Sexual harassment is any form of unwelcome sexual advance or conduct in the workplace that creates a hostile, intimidating and offensive work environment. This can range from repeat offensive jokes full of sexual content to an outright sexual assault. Fortunately, there are state and federal laws that protect employees from sexual harassment in the workplace. Here are two steps that you

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What percentage of family businesses fail?

Family businesses are often thought of as the foundation of the American economy. The benefit of the system is said to be the fact that anyone can start a company and build it to the level of success they desire, and they can then leave that business to their heirs if they so choose.  All of this is true in

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Financial stress causes divorce at any tax bracket

You have likely heard that one of the top reasons for divorce is financial stress. When most people hear this, they think of a young married couple that can’t pay their bills, perhaps because one person can’t hold down a job. It’s natural, they think, that this type of financial stress would lead to a split. This certainly does happen,

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Can an insurance company deny a claim related to a dog bite?

Homeowner’s insurance or renter’s insurance covers someone’s possessions if there is a natural disaster and also helps protect them from liability. When you go visit a friend, their renter’s or homeowner’s insurance policy will pay for your medical costs if you fall down their stairs and break your leg. In theory, you should also be able to rely on insurance

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Should you name your own successor as an executive?

Executives often work long hours and handle many matters simultaneously for the business that they help operate. Once you understand the demands of your position at a company, you are in a unique position to understand who else could do the same job that you do. Succession planning can be an important part of your executive responsibilities. Creating a succession plan could

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The perils of retaliation when employees complain of harassment

No employee should have to deal with sexual harassment in the workplace. Your company should have policies against this type of behavior so that it’s stopped before it ever has a chance to start. Unfortunately, not everyone is going to act in an appropriate manner. As part of your plan to fight sexual harassment, you should have a grievance procedure

Read More »

Can you share your spouse’s pension when you divorce?

Throughout your marriage, you and your spouse supported one another and shared your resources. Both of you have come to expect a certain standard of living and to enjoy certain benefits that you derive because of your marriage. When one spouse files for divorce, both will have to adjust to reduced income and changes to their household circumstances. Splitting your

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Businesses can defend against slip-and-fall claims by visitors

A surprising number of people think that if they fall inside a business or in a parking lot that they have an airtight lawsuit against that company. Many business owners and managers also fail to understand the nuances of a slip-and-fall claim after someone allegedly gets hurt at their business. Exaggerated injuries after a slip-and-fall accident do happen, largely because

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Some women remain silent about being sexually harassed at work

Your boss or co-worker in Massachusetts likes to put a hand on your shoulder with unsettling frequency. Sometimes he makes suggestive comments about your personal appearance or clothing. He tells crude jokes that make you feel disrespected. It’s gotten to the point that it’s tough to focus on your responsibilities. You are starting to dread going to the office every

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Did a construction company switch to inferior materials on you?

Many construction companies or contractors are reputable. They let you know about the breadth of materials available on the market that they can use to complete your project. They purchase and use whatever it is that you select and charge a fair rate. Other contractors will show you a wide range of products that they can use to complete your

Read More »

Sexually harassed at work? Do these 2 things first

Sexual harassment is any form of unwelcome sexual advance or conduct in the workplace that creates a hostile, intimidating and offensive work environment. This can range from repeat offensive jokes full of sexual content to an outright sexual assault. Fortunately, there are state and federal laws that protect employees from sexual harassment in the workplace. Here are two steps that you

Read More »

What percentage of family businesses fail?

Family businesses are often thought of as the foundation of the American economy. The benefit of the system is said to be the fact that anyone can start a company and build it to the level of success they desire, and they can then leave that business to their heirs if they so choose.  All of this is true in

Read More »

Financial stress causes divorce at any tax bracket

You have likely heard that one of the top reasons for divorce is financial stress. When most people hear this, they think of a young married couple that can’t pay their bills, perhaps because one person can’t hold down a job. It’s natural, they think, that this type of financial stress would lead to a split. This certainly does happen,

Read More »

Can an insurance company deny a claim related to a dog bite?

Homeowner’s insurance or renter’s insurance covers someone’s possessions if there is a natural disaster and also helps protect them from liability. When you go visit a friend, their renter’s or homeowner’s insurance policy will pay for your medical costs if you fall down their stairs and break your leg. In theory, you should also be able to rely on insurance

Read More »

Should you name your own successor as an executive?

Executives often work long hours and handle many matters simultaneously for the business that they help operate. Once you understand the demands of your position at a company, you are in a unique position to understand who else could do the same job that you do. Succession planning can be an important part of your executive responsibilities. Creating a succession plan could

Read More »

The perils of retaliation when employees complain of harassment

No employee should have to deal with sexual harassment in the workplace. Your company should have policies against this type of behavior so that it’s stopped before it ever has a chance to start. Unfortunately, not everyone is going to act in an appropriate manner. As part of your plan to fight sexual harassment, you should have a grievance procedure

Read More »

Can you share your spouse’s pension when you divorce?

Throughout your marriage, you and your spouse supported one another and shared your resources. Both of you have come to expect a certain standard of living and to enjoy certain benefits that you derive because of your marriage. When one spouse files for divorce, both will have to adjust to reduced income and changes to their household circumstances. Splitting your

Read More »

Businesses can defend against slip-and-fall claims by visitors

A surprising number of people think that if they fall inside a business or in a parking lot that they have an airtight lawsuit against that company. Many business owners and managers also fail to understand the nuances of a slip-and-fall claim after someone allegedly gets hurt at their business. Exaggerated injuries after a slip-and-fall accident do happen, largely because

Read More »

Some women remain silent about being sexually harassed at work

Your boss or co-worker in Massachusetts likes to put a hand on your shoulder with unsettling frequency. Sometimes he makes suggestive comments about your personal appearance or clothing. He tells crude jokes that make you feel disrespected. It’s gotten to the point that it’s tough to focus on your responsibilities. You are starting to dread going to the office every

Read More »

Did a construction company switch to inferior materials on you?

Many construction companies or contractors are reputable. They let you know about the breadth of materials available on the market that they can use to complete your project. They purchase and use whatever it is that you select and charge a fair rate. Other contractors will show you a wide range of products that they can use to complete your

Read More »

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