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Observation: Root Deficiencies (Part 4) – Improper Training
This is the last in my series of articles on litigation that are related to training. Here, the overriding problem is officers are most often taught a series of generic techniques, many of which have their basis in Asian martial arts. As well, they are typically...
Observation: Root Deficiencies (Part 3) – Insufficient Training
One major factor that leads to litigation among ‘trained’ security personnel is that the certification they receive involves only on-line or in-class theory. Subjects such as de-escalation (good skills to have to reduce the likelihood of lawsuits) are mixed with...
Observation: Root Deficiencies in Training (Part 2)
No Training and Insufficient Training constitute the majority of liquor liability cases I have been involved in where physical intervention has led to litigation. Although there is overlap between the two categories I will, for the sake of brevity, discuss them...
I Hired an Architect – Now What do I do with Them? by Dennis Rovere & Tip Scott
Originally Published in North Carolina Business Review Forced Or Needed? Say you plan to build a manufacturing or retail facility. You may not know or care about anything but the bottom line concerns you know by heart or that are reflected in your balance sheet and...