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Best Practices for Employers After an Employee is Injured

Nance Schick · May 18, 2020 ·

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One of the most common complaints injured workers have about their experiences after a work-related accident is that the employers forget about them. Employees who feel valued are more likely to …

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Five Issues the NYS WCB Doesn’t Care About in the Claim Against You

Nance Schick · May 11, 2020 ·

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Because of my 18+ years litigating workers' compensation claims in New York, I still get referrals from other attorneys who represent employers. It can often be quite difficult delivering bad news …

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Keeping Your Employees Safe from COVID-19

Nance Schick · May 4, 2020 ·

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The three core questions employers have been asking at this stage of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic: Are we likely to have claims? Do we have any defenses to claims? What can we do to …

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Conflict Doesn’t Have to Be Scary

Nance Schick · Oct 31, 2019 ·

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Republished from the October 2006 issue of my newsletter: Happy Halloween! We may no longer be afraid of the ghosts and goblins that scared us as children, but what about the ghosts of our pasts …

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Review of THE 1-PAGE MARKETING PLAN by Allan Dib

Nance Schick · Mar 8, 2019 ·

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In full disclosure, I was sent a review copy of this book. But I was asked for honest feedback, and here it is (including on myself). I fancied myself a bit better at marketing than most people, …

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Even the Smallest Businesses Benefit from Boards of Advisors

Nance Schick · Feb 18, 2019 ·

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When I moved into the WeWork space I am renting through the end of March, I couldn't wait to start hosting events to bring my communities together. I spent September through December hosting …

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You Have to Create the Partnership You Want

Nance Schick · Feb 4, 2019 ·

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Not everyone understands or appreciates mutuality in relationships. The experiences of some people have caused them to believe they have to take from you before you take from them. Others are trying …

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The Three Best Ways to Stay Out of Court

Nance Schick · Jan 28, 2019 ·

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My goal is to keep you out of court and build your conflict resolution skills, in part because court is a miserable place. Highly-educated, competitive people will often make your case about …

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Making Mediation Work for Your Clients

Nance Schick · Jan 23, 2019 ·

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Have you ever considered how the legal process impacts clients on a personal level? Regardless of your answer, this mediation continuing legal education (CLE) course is for you. Most law firm …

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Are Your Employee Policies Updated for Paid Family Leave?

Nance Schick · Jan 7, 2019 ·

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Last year, New York State's ("NYS") Paid Family Leave ("PFL") laws took effect, offering employees to apply for insurance benefits to cover time off to: Bond with a child (e.g., newborn, …

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