A Look Back November 9, 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. [Photo of art installation made from pieces of the Berlin Wall by Winston Churchill’s granddaughter. The sculpture is on display outside the FDR Library
October 22, 2019
The cost of caution after calamaties When Boeing grounded the 737 Max back in March, the time it would take to get the aircraft back in use wasn’t known. The plane’s return is still uncertain. Now Southwest pilots are suing
October 8, 2019
There’s a lot happening this week. Nobel Prizes are being awarded. Did early winners match scientists’ predictions? The U.S. Supreme Court is back in session. Here’s the current case list for the term, along with recent additions; and one
September 24, 2019
If you’re lucky enough to survive a serious accident, can you be made whole? Accidents and injuries happen all the time. Only a few make the headlines, like the Hollywood stunt double who is suing the producers of Resident Evil
September 10, 2019
What if your professional is responsible for a loss? Recent claims of possible tax shenanigans involving reality TV personalities and accusations of accounting fraud against a venerable corporation can lead anyone to question the advice they’ve received. What if the
August 13, 2019
Managing IP assets is a long-term commitment The Phanatic, who first appeared at a Phillies game in 1978, is now the subject of litigation between the team and the mascot’s creators. The University of California Santa Barbara is suing multiple
July 30, 2019
Which businesses will make a comeback? Market forces in the retail industry indicate there will be more disruption ahead. While once iconic brands like Barney’s and Dean & DeLuca may be out of options in their search for a way
July 16, 2019
Apollo 11 Anniversary NASA’s mission to put a man on the moon began 50 years ago today, with the launch of Apollo 11. The moon landing occurred four days later, on July 20, 2019. If you want to relive your
July 2, 2019
Will bankruptcy be the solution your business needs to survive? As the economy continues to soften, businesses may pursue bankruptcy for a variety of reasons. Burger King franchises in South Jersey are seeking the protections of Chapter 11, and creditors
June 18, 2019
Are you keeping up with changes in your market sector? Losing momentum can be costly in today’s business climate. FTD’s inability to fully integrate an acquisition contributed to its’ recent bankruptcy filing, and will most likely lead to a sell-off