Does Your Business Use Volunteers? Do They Need To Be Covered Under Your Workers' Comp Plan?
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19 September 2016
Volunteers are an important asset to many schools, social service organizations, hospitals, nursing homes, adult care centers, and non-profit organizations. Volunteer work is even required in some high schools in order to graduate. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that between September 2014 and September 2015, more than 62 million people volunteered at least once. But where do volunteers fit into the picture when it comes to workers' compensation coverage? Do they need to be covered or not?
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When Is A Property Owner Liable For A Trespasser's Injuries?
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30 August 2016
If a trespasser is hurt while on your property, is it possible that you can be held liable? It's a tricky situation, and it isn't a straight yes or no answer. Here's what you need to know about liability if a trespasser is injured while on property that you own.
You're Not Liable in General
In the majority of cases, you won't be liable if the trespasser is injured. The simple fact is that the trespasser shouldn't have been there and didn't have your permission to step on your land.
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Named An Executor Of Estate? Here Are Your Responsibilities
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10 August 2016
Many responsibilities are involved after you have been designated as the executor of an estate. You need to be prepared for a great deal of paperwork before the process is completed. You will be responsible for passing any personal property designated by the will as well as paying any outstanding debts/expenses of the deceased. Continue reading for a full explanation of these duties.
Locate the Paperwork
You will need copies of the death certificate.
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End-Of-Life Documents: What Are They And Why Do You Need Them?
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27 July 2016
There are three different types of end-of-life documents, and each one has uses and benefits you should be aware of. In fact, anyone who wants more control over his/her end-of-life affairs will find these documents useful.
The Advance Health Care Direction (AHCD)
The AHCD gives one person the power to make decisions over your health care if it ever comes to the point where you can't speak or make decisions yourself.
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