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The myth about corporate duty of care lawsThe corporation's alleged duty of care toward traveling employees is marketing hype coupled with morality. It is not the law.

How your salary can affect selling priceSince every dollar added back to profits will result in a purchase price increase, adding back your salary and benefits will...

Lessons in pricing from the Hopper rulingThe FTC's complaint centers on the Hopper app, but the lessons also apply to websites and even to telephone and email price...

Be careful when choosing 'partners'In marketing terms, "partners" creates a warm tone. But using that term when describing business relationships can be risky.

Take steps to help prevent chargebacksHere's how to get clients to properly agree to terms and conditions -- and avoid chargebacks.

There are pricing rules for hotel ads, tooThe airfare price advertising rule of the DOT and the lodging price advertising rule of the Federal Trade Commission are...

Maryland travelseller law raises questionsThe law will take effect on Oct. 1, joining four other states with similar laws: California, Florida, Hawaii and Washington....

Using agentic AI sites comes with risksAgentic AI websites and apps can enhance the quality and efficiency of advisors' work. Just be aware of the legal risks of...

How to deal with frivolous lawsuitsYour basic goal in drafting terms and conditions should be to maximize self protection, as long as your terms are likely to be...

Weighing your retirement optionsYou're ready to retire? Here are some ideas for what to do with your agency.

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