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Healthcare Providers Can Improve Performance Through IT Integration

Technology advances at an exponential rate, a phenomenon known in the scientific community as Moore’s Law. Indeed, technological innovations that didn’t exist a few decades ago are changing the way many industries are operating. Software, like ridesharing applications, are revolutionizing commercial transportation, and hardware, like smart irrigation systems, are improving agricultural practices. Information technology is

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Wrongly Accused of a Crime: What to DO and NOT TO DO

No one wants to be accused of committing a crime they didn’t commit, unfortunately, this happens all the time. An alleged victim or witness could falsely identify a supposed culprit, and the surrounding circumstances could result in the police thinking that the alleged offender committed the crime. Worse, the court could even formally charge an

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When Should You Pursue A Divorce Instead of Legal Separation?

Divorce and legal separation in New Mexico involve the same process, but the difference between the two lies on whether or not a couple has plans of tying the knot with someone else. For instance, a divorce lawyer in Albuquerque will most likely advise against pursuing a legal separation if either you or your spouse

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Paralegal Studies 101: How to Boost Your Legal Writing Skills

As a paralegal, it’s a given that you need to have excellent legal writing skills. Whether you use it in an office where you work for a lawyer, for independent work, small claims, immigration issues, or tenant and landlord disputes, legal writing will always be core component of the job. While mastering legal writing will

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Despite Booming E-Commerce, Shoppers Spend More on In-Store Purchases

A lot of traditional retailers have suffered from the growing use of e-commerce in the U.S., but a report showed that Americans typically spend at least $50 more when buying at a physical store than online shopping. Even if people spend more on in-store purchases, it does not mean that the likes of Amazon and

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