Category: Legal Law
Employment discrimination and lawsuit attorneys
It would seem that we have too many rules, fees, and discrimination lawsuits at American Business. In fact, in the end, this hurts us all. An employer must be able to hire whoever he wishes without being obliged by any rule of law in his employment process. As an entrepreneur, I want to hire the…
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The Most Successful Online Advertising Tactics For Law Firms
Unlike primarily product-based companies, which may rely on mass marketing approaches to attract the most prominent clients for their article, law firms should do more personal work to attract clients. This is due to the reality that there are no visible goods traded by a legal agency, only intangible legal providers. Now some might argue…
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New White Collar Overtime Waiver Rules Are Coming, Now What?
On December 1, 2016, employers will have to pay more to take advantage of the so-called white-collar overtime exemptions from the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). To prepare for the next change, employers need to know if and to what extent they will be affected by the new overtime exemption regulations. The new rules focus…
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CPA, ABA, CFP: What credentials matter?
When choosing a professional to help you file your income taxes, whether you are an individual or running a small business, the key is to choose the tax accountant with the right credentials. When flipping through the phone book or browsing through online business listings, you will likely come across a veritable alphabet soup of…
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How to become a pharmacist
Many students these days are pursuing a career in pharmacy. And I can’t blame them. Some advantages of becoming a pharmacist are: 1) Starting salary can range from $ 75,000 to $ 150,000 depending on location and need 2) The working hours of a pharmacist are flexible. You can work 7 and 7 days, work…
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Startup Law 101 Series: What Every Entrepreneur Should Know About Business Law
The Startup Law 101 series aims to educate founders and entrepreneurs on the basics of startup business law. Here are my suggestions on this important question. 1. Law is fundamentally a field of expertise and employers should, for the most part, leave it to specialists when it comes to technical details. This part cannot be…
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What is penalty reduction and how can a tax attorney and public accounting firm help you get it?
When you owe back taxes, managing your financial situation can seem almost impossible, as interest and penalties continue to increase while taxes are not paid. However, there are cases where your failure to pay may be due to extenuating circumstances. In certain situations, in fact, you are eligible for a removal or reduction, also known…
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Best Books for Bar Exam Preparation
Preparing for the bar exam requires you to practice, practice, and practice more, but having the right resources to study is just as important. The focus of this article is on materials that worked for me and recommended to me by ABA law school graduates and colleagues who passed the bar on their first try.…
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Flabby Upper Arms: A Holistic Approach
Often times in our quest for weight loss, our flabby upper arms are forgotten. We don’t really think about it much until summer rolls around and the sleeves are rolled off. For men it is only a slight distraction, but the problem seems to be magnified with women. The traditional concept of arm exercises has…
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The best coaches in the NCAA
NCAA football, particularly Division IA, is one of the most competitive college sports. Many coaches have had winning seasons, but fans only remember the greatest. Bobby Bowden, forty-four years after coaching his first college game and twenty-nine years with Florida State, is the winningest coach in NCAA history. His Seminoles ranked in the Associated Press…
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