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Boomers pioneer a new kind of retirement

Even as they age, baby boomers continue reshaping modern life. From rock and roll to botox, signs of their innovative (some would say rebellious) spirit are still coursing through the American landscape. And now, it’s retirement-what it looks like and ...

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Attracting and retaining paralegals

The paralegal profession presents some unique questions about how to attract and retain employees. The combination of female predominance, erratic compensation, and lack of a specific career ladder leading to burnout has the potential of reducing the availability of qualified ...

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When soldiers come back to work

The federal Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA), enacted in 1994, was designed to protect the rights and benefits of employees who are in the military. The U.S. Department of Labor reports that since Sept. 11, 2001, more ...

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New issues for aging suburbia

Taxes, home prices, traffic. Problems all seem to get worse and worse. It makes you wonder: Will we ever be able to solve them? The affordable housing problem offers a good example. People agree we need more moderate-priced housing, but ...

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The technology of law department management

There’s no question that the infusion of technology into the practice of law has created new responsibilities for lawyers. Increasingly, lawyers are playing a larger role in law department operations. Their ability to follow procedures is a critical element in ...

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Financial planning for your entire life

If the term “financial planners” evokes visions of equities and equity mutual funds – selected to implement financial plans they developed for clients in accordance with their investment goals and tolerance for investment risk – it should not be surprising. ...

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