This week, we focus on the primary information required in the event of a slip/trip and fall situation involving your client. 1. CLIENT PEDIGREE (to include name, address, phone #, DOB, SSN,employment/scholastic and licensed driver info and emergency contacts) 2. WEATHER CONDITIONS (including for interior falls in that proper matting may not be present at [...]
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In a follow-up to our previous identity theft articles, we found examples outside the scope of the most common, internet-based scams… in particular, the little-known “Medical Identity Theft”, highlighted in the above video. Traditional tactics, coupled with BNI’s own I.D. theft simulation-exercise (reposted below), show how easily I.D. thieves can go well beyond the internet [...]
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(Albeit through the device of humor, the above video truly projects the seriousness with which we all view of construction site injuries.) From the horrible spate of construction site accidents in New York City in the past year, it would seem that building higher may be better but it is definitely more dangerous. According to [...]
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The ubiquitous cell phone now allows for a new Google feature (available in Windows and Mac platforms) that bodes the obsolescence of a current “must-have” device – the GPS unit – at least in its ordinary sense of getting us from x to y in our daily lives. (GPS will still be the location determination [...]
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