Before locking in an obvious choice and perhaps accepting a mediocre result, challenge yourself and your team to explore the unlisted options. In today’s ultra-competitive world, the time you spend exploring the possibilities can represent the difference between winning and losing. READ»
The announcement that the 2014 Super Bowl will take place in New York has raised eyebrows for one big reason: weather.
Of the decision, Greg Cote of the Miami Herald wrote: “The NFL, with this open-air Jersey Super Bowl, has ...READ»
"We were staring into the abyss," says Baiju Shah, CEO of BioEnterprise, recalling the 2000 recession that had slowed Cleveland's economy to a crawl. "It wasn't just a cyclical thing; there were global forces at work that were going ...READ»
It's time once again for Nalgene's annual ranking of America's most and least wasteful cities, a list based on a survey that measures waste, sustainability efforts, shopping habits,
transportation, and reuse of items among 3,750 ...READ»
Earlier this month, I quoted business people regarding the value they derive from serving on nonprofit boards. While it is widely understood that nonprofits have much to gain from the expertise and resources that board members bring ...READ»
Yesterday, we reported on the Cleveland Galleria mall's plan to build a massive urban greenhouse where retail shops once stood. The real story, it turns out, is what the two people behind the Gardens Under Glass project have planned ...READ»
Is there really any difference between a concussion and traumatic brain injury?
The question of whether or not a concussion is a more benign form of
head injury as compared to traumatic brain injury is a good one. By all
reports ...READ»
On the surface, tort reform sounds like it might be a fine idea, but
the underlying premise is flawed and would actually hurt those it is
supposed to help.
The great health care debate has actually dragged up more for
discussion ...READ»
Who drives medical malpractice lawsuits and are they as prevalent as people actually think?
In actual fact, lawsuits are usually driven by plaintiffs. If that
is the case, then it is reasonable to assume that medical ...READ»
There is no doubt that if you have been the victim of medical
malpractice, your future is on the line and justice is of the utmost
importance.
Probably the most vital thing you will ever need if you are a victim
of medical ...READ»
While it is more common to hear of medical malpractice as it relates to doctors, nurses may also be guilty of it.
Nurses don’t go to work thinking about
negligently performing their jobs. They arrive ready to do their shift
and ...READ»
When it comes to taking medications or giving medications, it’s a
matter of being right in order to avoid potentially disastrous
consequences that would lead to a medical malpractice lawsuit.
It really shouldn’t be asking too ...READ»
The face of hope for treatment for traumatic brain injury just got a
bit brighter with the introduction of something called Oxycyte. This is
a major breakthrough, as there is currently no effective medical
treatment.
Traumatic ...READ»
More than 1.3 million people take the wrong medication every year and close to 100,000 of those die.
While you may not have experienced a pharmaceutical error where you
got the wrong drug, or the right drug but you reacted badly to ...READ»
Many people who run across an insurance company that deals in bad
faith and other tactics, wishes they'd never had to deal with the
company in the first place.
It's depressing, to say the least, to think that the ...READ»
There are quite a few myths about justice that many Americans don't
seem to be aware of, likely due to the fact that even the media gets it
wrong.
Haven't we all heard this one before: "Of course the number of
lawsuits, including ...READ»
Can I tell you how exhausted I am of solo women complaining about how hard it is to know a passable man? The conundrum is not a want of eminence men. In statement, I know rather a few distinct charms. The hindrance exists where the ...READ»
