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• The Time Has Come to Train Supervisors on Preventing Workplace Violence ( November 2004 )
  

  Workplace violence has significantly escalated to the point where managements need to include a focused program on preventing, recognizing, and resolving workplace violence. It is no longer a potential. There are real numbers.

• Safety-Policy and Training Deficiencies ( December 2002 )
  

  Proper safety policies and implemented training remain cornerstones to an effective safety program. When deficiencies crop up, OSHA and plaintiff 's lawyers have a pipeline to serious citations or intentional tort civil claims.

• Train Supervisors on Preventing Workplace Violence ( January 2005 )
  

  Nearly two million American workers per year are victims of physical attack at their workplace. Based upon a 1993 study published by Northwestern National Life Insurance Co., Fear and Violence in the Workplace, an additional six million workers were threatened, 16 million were harassed, and between July 1992 and July 1993, nearly one in four workers was reported to have been harassed, threatened or attacked on the job.

• Overview of the Federal Trade Commission's Safe Harbor Framework ( March 2001 )
  

  An overview of the privacy standards set forth in the new safe harbor program by the FTC

• IRS Eases Requirements for 401(k) Safe Harbors ( April 2000 )
  

  This article summarizes the IRS's new requirements which ease the 401(k) safe harbor rules.

• Anti-Kickback Act Safe Harbor Provisions Finalized ( December 2000 )
  

  This article reviews the finalized safe harbor provisions of the Federal Anti-Kickback Act that were published by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) on November 19, 1999.

• Safe Harbors for Ambulatory Surgical Centers ( March 2000 )
  

  Physicians now have a Safe Harbor if they wish to invest and expand their practice into an ambula.

• HHS Office Of Inspector General Publishes New And Revised Anti-Kickback Safe Harbors ( December 1999 )
  

  On November 19, 1999, the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) published a final rule amending its existing anti-kickback safe harbors, and adding new safe harbors. This Alert outlines the new and revised safe harbors created by the final rule.

• OIG Issues Ten New Anti-Kickback Law Safe Harbors ( November 1999 )
  

  This report gives the reader an overview of the ten new safe harbor rules under the Anti-Kickback Statute.

• Personal Injury Reports--Critical to Successful Claims ( June 1999 )
  

  Personal injury reports may seem like routine documents but, in reality, when and how they are filled out can have .