January 5, 2022
Hiring Choices Made Out of Desperation May Lead to Debacles
By: Amy Siegel Oran. It is hard to pinpoint exactly why it is so difficult to find good employees these days; […]
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December 7, 2021
How to Decrease Work-Related Injuries and Increase Employee Retention in the Restaurant Industry
By: Meg Bentley On a weekday night in early November, I drove to Parlor Pizza Bar in Chicago’s West Loop […]
November 22, 2021
An Open Letter to Law Students: Unsolicited Advice From a Seasoned Partner and Business Unit Leader
By: Amy Siegel Oran. It is a pleasure for us to have future lawyers participate in Kelley Kronenberg‘s Summer Associate Program. […]
November 22, 2021
Working from Home: Avoiding the Curse of the Injury-Prone Employee
By: Amy Siegel Oran. The “new normal.” It is a phrase we have all seen, heard, and admittedly used to describe […]
November 3, 2021
President Biden’s Estate Tax Plans Present Unique Opportunities for Tax Savings
Proposed Changes All current proposals change the federal tax law that will have a significant impact on future estate planning […]