Later this month, the Federal Reserve meets to mull the future of short-term interest rates. If the Fed proceeds as the market expects, short-term rates will trend lower well into 2020. Faced with the prospect of low short-term rates, many ...
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It seems the headlines never end, constantly riddled with an array of natural disasters — hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires. Natural disasters plague us year-round. Tornados whirl from March to July in the South and Midwest; hurricanes wreak havoc from June ...
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Technology creep is an unavoidable phenomenon. These days, technology is impacting just about every aspect of our lives, and its effects are unavoidable. The criminal justice system certainly isn’t immune from this trend, with evidence of this fact cropping up ...
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As law firms struggle in the face of new ways to gain access to legal services, creating a top- notch customer experience is the way they succeed. The role of leaders is key to a culture that beats the competition. ...
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Some of you may remember the song “Spinning Wheel” by Blood, Sweat and Tears. There is a famous line in the song: “What goes up must come down.” Looking at the market for the month of August proves just that. ...
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This past June, the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (HSTPA), a robust 145-page bill drafted in response to New York City’s ongoing housing shortage crisis, was enacted into law. While the majority of the HSTPA is only ...
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When two troubled students with military-style firearms shot 11 classmates, a teacher and themselves at Colorado’s Columbine High School two decades ago, it completely shocked the nation. Since then, statistics from the federal government, academic and advocacy groups show these ...
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The litigation game, devoid of the emotional element, is a game of numbers. As a prospective litigant, one customarily asks “what amount can I hope to collect and what is my chance of success”? The answer to this question is ...
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As more than half of the states in the U.S. have recently decriminalized cannabis/marijuana to some extent, the domestic cannabis business has been growing rapidly. As of the date of this publication, marijuana is legal for medical use in 33 ...
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On July 31 the Federal Open Market Committee cut the Federal Funds Rate range from 2.25%-2.5% by 25 basis points to 2%-2.25% (Source: https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/openmarket.htm). This marked the first cut in the face of nine rate hikes that started in December ...
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As a child, I would watch my uncle Larry with fascination as he studied the Daily Racing Form. This iconic publication — founded in 1894 and still in existence today — boasts of “125 years of horse racing news and ...
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