Leadership and management in a volatile world, Covid-19

Workers exist in a volatile world. Management is also stumped. The coronavirus has damaged the economy around the world; The United States is no exception. With more than 22 million American workers filing for unemployment, government officials and business executives are trying to balance public health with economic survival. More layoffs are sure to follow […]


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An Introduction to Los Angeles Criminal Defense Lawyers

Criminal defense attorneys deal with the branch of law that governs an individual’s relationship with the state. The term “”criminal law”” encompasses the rights of a defendant and the criminal process, including arrest, arraignment, grand juries, guilty pleas, discovery, pretrial hearings, trials, and jury selection, evidence, motions, and post-trial remedies. To prove any crime, however […]


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Are nursing homes like jail?

You’ve probably never heard of Charles Todd “Bud” Lee, although he was an award-winning photojournalist whose work has been published in “Life” magazine, “Esquire”, “The New York Times Magazine” and even “Rolling Stone”. His photo of a bleeding 12-year-old boy in Newark, New Jersey, who had been caught in the crossfire of a police shooting, […]


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What You Should Know About Your Bankruptcy Lawyer’s Fees: Costs and Types

When planning to file for bankruptcy, it is essential to know the fees or attorney associated with filing the claims. Contrary to the popular myth that bankruptcy claim fees are decided by the court, it depends primarily on the type of bankruptcy claim and the law firm handling the case. Most of the time, there […]


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Criminal Justice Careers – Recession Creates Opportunities for Probation, Probation Officers and More

While the recession knocked out some industries entirely, other fields are showing staying power in the twelfth round. One of them is criminal justice. According to a March 20 Wall Street Journal article Titled “More Ex-Cons on the Streets, Fewer Jobs,” many states struggling to make their budgets are releasing prisoners from their sentences early. […]


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Persuasion and influence: the extraordinary law of expectations

This article reveals a powerful law in the realm of persuasion and influence: the law of expectation. When you expect someone to do what you want, and that person treats you with respect or admires/admires you, you have already increased your chances of success. The magic word here is “wait”. You expect your child to […]


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