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FMCSA Reduces Random Drug Testing Percentage For 2016
Written by: Don Benson, Esq. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration [“FMCSA”] issued on December 21, 2015, a drug testing program change, effective January 1, 201
Past Articles of Interest
Compiled by: Ashik Jahan, Esq. Understanding the legal challenges to President Obama’s executive action for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for
Signs, signs EVERYWHERE
Written by: Lauren Dimitri, Esq. Signs are everywhere! In your office building (“Wet Floor”), on the sidewalk as you walk to lunch (“Sidewalk Closed”) or on the highway as
Data Protection Weekly
Compiled by: Richard Sheinis, Esq. Third man arrested over TalkTalk hack as Vodafone reveals cyberattack of its own CNET Yet another UK telecom company has fallen victim to hack
Defending The Technology Based Medical Malpractice Case Of The Future
By: Richard Sheinis, Esq. The medical industry is taking advantage of wireless technology to change the very premise of how case has been provided for hundreds of years. Regardles
Iran Sanctions – A Few Basic Principles to Consider
By: John E. Parkerson, Jr., Esq. International businesses are inquiring about recent developments with respect to sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic of Iran. Most recogni
A look inside InsiderAdvantage/James Magazine’s “Influential Georgians” Event
Atlanta’s Commerce Club was the venue on the evening of September 29th for the InsiderAdvantage/James Magazine “2015 Influential Georgians” reception sponsored by the Atlanta
Horseplay or Not Horseplay: That is the Question
Written by: James G. Smith, Esq. Recently, I came across an interesting hypothetical scenario in which “horseplay” could have been asserted as a defense. The hypothetical is a
The Neverending (Catastrophic) Story: Catastrophic Claimants and the O.C.G.A. §34-9-104 Statute of Limitation
The Georgia Court of Appeals recently issued an opinion that could significantly impact indemnity exposure where a claim is (or has been) accepted as catastrophic. In Barnes v. Ro
Hackers Use Syrian Refugee Crisis to Scam You
In a classic case of “social engineering” hackers are using the Syrian refugee crisis to scam people out of money and information. Whenever a humanitarian crises hits, hackers