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Labor and employment lawyers warn of a wave of wrongful-termination suits in the coming months as the jobless burn through their savings, run up debt and find few work prospects. Labor lawyers advising firms in defensible downsizing say that

Even if one does not fully comprehend the complexities and causes of the current financial crisis, the enormity of the crisis and its impact on confidence in the economy is not lost on anyone.

In recent years, more claim organizations have started investing in new technology to make their operations less costly to operate as well as more efficient and effective.

The increase in severe weather events, combined with population growth and migration to high-risk locations in the U.S., will result in more claims, a higher incidence of fraud, and higher payouts for insurance companies.

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You probably remember the concept of blanket insurance as explained in the property section of your licensing course. Things have progressed a bit since then, and we need to take another look at how this idea plays out in today's world of

For more information, read these AA&B Web exclusive articles: Recruitment: The Big-Picture View and Recruitment: The Youthful Perspective. Back in 1970, sociologist Charles A. Reich posited in his book "The Greening of

As the move toward green construction pushes forward, insurance agencies need to know how to protect their clients in this unfamiliar territory. What challenges should agencies representing design professionals worry about, and how can they prevent