HIPAA Annual Breach Deadline

The annual deadline to report a HIPAA breach is Tuesday, March 1, 2022, for HIPAA Covered Entities and Business Associates to file their annual breach reports with the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), Office for Civil Rights (OCR).  Recall that a “breach” is a Privacy Rule violation that also compromises the security

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Business owners

The Business of Marriage: Considerations for Married Business Owners

Owning a business can impact every area of a person’s life. The impact is uniquely felt within a marriage. Married business owners must consider the ways in which their marriage may impact their business and vice versa. Failure to think about how these two significant institutions interact can have unforeseen consequences—everything from addressing time management

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Compliance

Creative Ways to Adjust Your Compliance Program During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Business owners may be forced to revamp their compliance programs in the wake of the recent COVID-19 pandemic. While compliance programs are designed to provide safeguards for businesses, those safeguards may not be practical during the current climate of the business world. Companies may need to consider adjusting their current compliance programs to one that

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Tradmark

Why Should I File A Trademark?

Is Filing a Trademark Important For A Business? Although constructive use in the market provides some intellectual property protection, you should look into filing a trademark or service mark if you are or plan to advertise your product or business on the internet or out-of-state.  Being the first to use your trademark or service mark

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Contract Employees

What is a Contract Employee?

Are Contract Employees Actually Employees? We frequently receive questions about “contract employees.” However, usually these workers are not employees at all; they are independent contractors performing services for a business pursuant to a services agreement or independent contractor agreement. Unlike employees, independent contractors don’t receive benefits, taxes aren’t deducted from their compensation, they usually have

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