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Bruce B. Paul
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Bruce Paul is a business counselor and litigator, but more than that - a listener. One of his first jobs was working as a field representative for a Member of Congress, which required him to …
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Best Practices for Transitioning to the Virtual Workplace
Over the past few months, most businesses have been forced to adapt the way they operate due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A common adaptation has been to move toward a virtual business – for both services and employees. This transition brings a host of new concerns related to cybersecurity and the protection of client, employee, and organization information. More >
An ADA Compliant Website Has Never Been More Important
Now, more than ever, a business’s website is its storefront. This was the emerging trend even before the public health and safety of our country required Americans to stay home. And shop from home. And conduct business from home. More >
