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The Current State of the Skilled Nursing Industry [Infographic]

This year has brought some big changes for skilled nursing facilities. October will mark the implementation of the Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM). It’s no secret that this implementation has some facilities feeling skittish. In this year’s 2019...
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Quick Guide: Maryland Defense Diversification Assistance Program

The Maryland Department of Commerce is helping defense contractors grow their businesses, increase profits and find new opportunities. The Maryland Defense Diversification Assistance (MDDA) program seeks to help defense contractors diversify into new...
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The One Word That Can Make Your Construction Business More Profitable

Construction contractors often benefit by saying “no” more often. “No” to certain jobs, and “no” to certain customers.
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Why Bringing Your Financial Expert to Mediation Is a Game Changer

The vast majority of cases settle before ever going to trial. In many instances, they are settled through mediation. Having your financial expert at mediation, whether it’s for a divorce matter, damages claim, or any claim dealing with a complex...
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How to Engage Your Nonprofit’s Board In Fundraising

Nonprofit fundraising isn’t exactly a walk in the park. Most organizations struggle to bring in fundraising dollars. This can be especially difficult when your nonprofit’s board isn’t on board with fundraising. The board helps your nonprofit thrive. That...
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Federal Contractors and Subcontractors Must Update NLRA Rights Poster

The U.S. Department of Labor recently updated the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) rights poster, which federal government contractors and subcontractors are required to display.
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