Businesses can avoid unnecessary financial loss and increased insurance premiums by developing a risk management plan. In this video, Axley Attorney Tyler Wilkinson explains how businesses can anticipate, plan and react to risks that may occur.
Three Easy Steps to Correct an Error in Your Credit Report
Errors on your credit report can be frustrating or even devastating if they prevent you from using the credit you've built to manage your life or your business. In this video, Axley Law Librarian Jane Crandall gives three easy steps to correct an error on your credit report.
Employee discrimination claims are expensive. In this video, Axley Brynelson Attorney Saul Glazer highlights precautions that employers can take to minimize or avoid employee discrimination claims.
Insider: Business Lawyer John Mitby
When Mead & Hunt CEO Raj Sheth wants to do what engineers do best, design and build buildings, he relies on Axley Brynelson Attorney John Mitby to anticipate and provide the legal framework.
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a federal anti-bribery and
public company internal controls law. In this video, Axley Brynelson
Attorney Edward Lawton explains who this act applies to and how it applies
to certain businesses and organizations.
Safe Harbors and Affirmative Defenses for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Axley Brynelson Attorney Edward Lawton provides a detailed description of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act's (FCPA) safe harbors and affirmative defenses.
Penalties for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act can result in major penalties, including fines and prison time. Madison, Wisconsin Attorney Edward Lawton explains how to minimize these penalties and offers tips for compliance.
2010 Tax Relief Act
Over the next two years, the 2010 Tax Relief Act increases estate tax law exemptions from $1 million to $5 million and lowers rates to 35 percent. In this video, Axley Brynelson Attorney Steven Brezinski and Attorney Melissa Warner describe what the 2010 Tax Relief Act means for individuals and businesses.