Our friend, Bill Myers (www.bmyers.com) publishes a weekly newsletter (marketing techniques, product development….) that is just invaluable for any business. Along with this service, Bill sends out a weekly tip email that we’ve always found helpful. This week’s Myers’ tip hit the nail on the head regarding the topic matter we had in mind: the [...]
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The school year is coming to a close next week here in the Northeast, and the hostage situation at the pumps aside, most families have planned vacations this summer. The etymology of the word vacation itself : from the Latin root vac, is to render something/someone “empty” (vacuum, vacate, vacuous…). Somewhat ironic in the case [...]
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This Week; Focus On: It Wasn’t the Right Leg?? MedMal Research Recently, BNI was asked to research the existence of directed protocol for the use of catgut v. synthetic sutures in the case of a surgical stapler misfire in a colectomy operation gone seriously wrong. Of course, all of the law professionals recognize the implied [...]
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Occasionally a trial lawyer will have the need to read 911 transcripts. Certain information, such as caller’s identity, addresss and reason for the emergency call, may come across clearly but other embedded code correspondence may not. This week, we provide you with a list of ten codes – cop lingo for their field activity. A [...]
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The task most often assigned to investigators is tracking down subjects. The proverbial papertrail: telephone records, address histories, voter registrations, professional licenses, , civil and criminal court filings, Motor Vehicle Department records, credit card records, Social Security data…, will, in a majority of circumstances, return with the subject’s current and valid contact information. But what [...]
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