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Preventative Medicine Is the Best Kind: Preparing for 2022 Now
But the time saved commuting and communing has given me the opportunity to slow down a bit and observe some trends in my practice. One of these trends reflects a phrase that I often find myself repeating: "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
Last Chance: Jurist Professionalism in Spotlight as Award Deadline Approaches
Nominees' community and public service contributions to the arts, education, faith-based efforts, politics, recreation, social service, sports and other fields, will be considered by award selection committee.
Omicron Variant Promises to Extend Our Reliance on Remote Proceedings
Now I'm pretty sure that things will never be the same again.
Small, Mid-Size Law Firms Growing in CRM Usage, But Still Behind Other Professional Services
Just 7% of firms said their lawyers actively used customer relationship management (CRM) systems and 12% of firms didn't have a CRM system at all, according to a Ackert, Inc. survey that primarily polled small and mid-sized firms.
Is Socialist Franchising Coming to California?
AB-257 would destroy franchising in California, turning it into an unrecognizable government-run enterprise.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Accommodating Employees Disabled by 'Long COVID'
In this month's edition of his Employment Law column, Nicholas J. Pappas discusses employers' obligations to reasonably accommodate employees claiming to qualify for disability status under the ADA due to long COVID, and steps employers should consider in responding to employees' requests for accommodation.
Silicon Legal: Instagram Chief to Testify before Congress on Online Safety
According to an internal Meta study, 32% of surveyed teen girls reported Instagram made negative feelings surrounding body image worse.
Change.org Taps Ex-Wikimedia Lawyer as General Counsel
Tony Sebro is now responsible for protecting and enforcing the rights of about 500 million people worldwide who use Change.org to post and sign petitions for an array of societal, political and charitable causes.
People in the News—Nov. 30, 2021—Stradley Ronon, Greenberg Traurig, Barley Snyder
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