As we’ve discussed in several previous articles, insurance that covers corporate and executive liabilities in an essential first line of defense, including Data Breach or
As we have discussed here multiple times in the past, the most effective wealth preservation planning has four key components: tax planning, legal planning, investment
Real estate management issues fall into several basic categories: debt, liability, and loss. We provide an introduction to these issues to help you get
January 08, 2013 | Finance, Risk Management, Law & Malpractice, Staff By Ike Devji, JD Happy New Year and thanks for continuing into 2013 with
During my practice with a client base of thousands of doctors I have seen the best and the worst of asset protection planning available to
A doctor gets a six figure award against him unanimously upheld by an appeals court. We can protect you against lots of things, but your own actions
In our two previous discussions we introduced the general concept of a captive insurance company (captive) as well as specific qualifying questions to help doctors
If your employer goes out of business, any retirement plan your employer sponsored will be terminated. If the plan is a 401(k) or other defined
We are in the golden age of health care fraud prosecution as means of revenue and income protection by both the government and insurance companies. Doctors are
Several readers have contacted me with a similar question after reading many of the discussions featured here. Though phrased in different ways, the question is
