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A professional-services business can remain financially healthy yet become unexpectedly vulnerable when a licensed employee faces a criminal allegation. If an employee is arrested for operating while intoxicated (OWI), management must decide what, if anything,

A Los Angeles business can arrange a staff journey without ever owning the vehicle involved. Who authorises the journey? Which insurance arrangements may apply? What information will the organisation still have if a serious collision occurs? For executives, th

A divorce petition can create uncertainty inside a family-owned company even when the spouses have not agreed that their marriage should end. A founder may want counseling and reconciliation while the other spouse wants a legal resolution. The personal and com

For many family-owned businesses, the property supporting daily operations represents one of the organisation’s most valuable assets. As the business expands, management may invest in renovations, additional equipment and improvements without revisiting

A founder’s death can leave two different organizations facing the same uncertainty: the business that must continue serving customers and the estate responsible for administering the owner’s personal assets. The company may still have employees, a

An unexpected criminal charge involving a company director, senior employee or business owner can place an organisation in a difficult position. In Georgia, allegations involving driving under the influence, drug-related offenses and federal crimes can present

A construction project can be commercially successful on paper yet create serious problems if the space surrounding the development is poorly managed. A decision about where to position a loading gate may influence pedestrian movement, delivery efficiency and

An employee returns to work after a traffic collision, completes a few shifts and then asks for time away to attend medical appointments. For businesses in Pflugerville, Buda, Austin and surrounding Central Texas communities, road accidents can affect employee

A warehouse can contain employees from four businesses before the first shipment leaves the loading dock. One company manages the building, another supplies temporary labor, a third operates delivery trucks, and a specialist contractor services the equipment.