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ATLANTA (Legal Newsline) – Three plaintiffs who negotiated settlements with a woman they accused of taking their money without providing the student loan debt services she promised say they are still waiting on their money. Racketeering lawsuits said Julie Queler controlled a company that bought sales leads to identify individuals with large student loan balances, as well as another that called those people in order to refer them to the GM Law Firm. The plaintiffs alleged they agreed to pay 5...

The next few days will determine whether Florida consumers will lose valuable property insurance coverage to insurers’ efforts to fight fraudsters who are driving up costs for everyone.

Florida Insurance Reform Proposals Could Hurt Consumers, Critics Say South Florida Sun Sentinel (FL) The next few days will determine whether Florida consumers will lose valuable property insurance coverage to insurers’ efforts to fight fraudsters who are driving up costs for everyone. Critics are warning about several insurance industry-backed reform proposals that have already been approved by the state Senate but still face uncertainty in the House. House leaders planned to submit a revise...

The next few days will determine whether Florida consumers will lose valuable property insurance coverage to insurers’ efforts to fight fraudsters who are driving up costs for everyone.

Terranova founder Stephen Bittel and Cineworld CEO Mooky Greidinger with Shadowood Square (Getty, Google Maps, Terranova, iStock) Regal Cinemas must pay $807,118 for unpaid rent at Terranova Corp.’s Shadowood Square retail complex near Boca Raton, a judge ruled. Palm Beach County Circuit Judge G. Joseph Curley ordered Regal Cinemas to pay its April rent of $79,129 by Monday, and $807,118 of back rent for previous months by April 23. Knoxville, Tennessee-based Regal Cinemas, through affiliate ...

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Business Owners Ponder Whether to Require COVID-19 Shots By Joyce M. Rosenberg | February 16, 2021 NEW YORK (AP) — As more coronavirus vaccine doses become available in the weeks and months ahead, many business owners face a difficult decision: whether to require employees to be inoculated. And if they decide “yes,” they have to be ready for the possibility that some staffers will refuse. Dentist Andrew Geller initially didn’t feel comfortable with re...

As more coronavirus vaccine doses become available in the weeks and months ahead, many business owners face a difficult decision: whether to require employees to be inoculated. And if they decide “yes,” they have to be ready for the possibility that some staffers wi...

If they decide yes, they have to be ready for the possibility that some staffers will refuse.

As more coronavirus vaccine doses become available, many business owners face a difficult decision: whether to require employees to be inoculated.