Hit By A Car – I Saw It Coming
There is a lot to watch out for and think about in ‘the big city’. Whether someone is driving or ...
Read more
Keeping Your Undocumented Employees Authorized for Employment
In today’s post, Gregg Rodgers, Chair of GSB’s Immigration Practice Group and member of our Hospitality, Travel & Tourism practice team, provides us with ...
Read more
A Rough Weekend for Flight: Tragic Accidents and Lessons Learned
On July 6, Asiana Flight 214 crash-landed at San Francisco International Airport. The Boeing 777 airliner approached the runway on ...
Read more
A Safe Night Out: Things to Avoid When Serving Alcohol
For many young adults, a night on the town involves heavy alcohol consumption. In a perfect world, patrons would regulate ...
Read more
South Africa’s Stringent New Immigration Regulations
South Africa, a developed nation with a net migration rate of -6.27 migrants per 1,000 people, has enacted a series ...
Read more
4 Tips for Surviving an Active Shooter
You’re working at your job or out in public, doing what you normally do and not expecting anything particularly exciting ...
Read more
A survey of US State Workers’ Compensation Laws and their Application to Traveling Employees
Co-authored by Brenda-Lee Ravdel and Stephen Barth How do the US 50 states’ workers’ compensation laws protect US businesses and ...
Read more
Mobile Employees and Situational Awareness
In his book Principles of Personal Defense, former U.S. Marine Jeff Cooper outlines a color-coded system that describes certain defensive ...
Read more
Gun Policy and the Hospitality Industry: Ways to Consider Your Own Firearm Policy
Firearms and gun control occupy a hotspot right in the middle of the modern psyche. Every facet of this issue—high-capacity ...
Read more
The Patent Troll Problem: U.S. Public Transit Agencies Targeted by Patent Assertion Firms
July 3, 2013 Patent trolling, a fairly new method of coercing money from large companies, has put several U.S. transit ...
Read more