Does Your Contract Protect You from ‘Gross Negligence’?
Even with an ironclad contract, integrators can be sued for “gross negligence” on a project. So should you…
News January 27
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9 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Business
Checking on insurance and licensing, as well as reviewing your suppliers is good advice for 2020. Also, adding…
News January 2
Be Sure to Limit Your Cyber Liabilities by Doing This
It won't be long until customers will only do business with integrators who install products that follow modern…
News August 12
Don’t Be Dissuaded by Companies Offering ‘No Contract’ DIY Security Products
The recent trend of DIY security companies claiming to protect homes with no contracts isn't always 100% accurate.
News April 17
Is It Illegal to Install a ‘Hidden’ Smart Speaker?
Certain state laws prohibit audio recording in covert applications, so can you disguise an Amazon Echo or Google…
News December 18
Should You Add Surcharge to Clients Who Pay by Credit Card?
Legal expert Ken Kirschenbaum advises integrators to be careful about adding credit card surcharges.
News November 20
Careful on 1099 vs Employee: Wrong Contract Can Bite You in the … Achilles
Security dealer hires full-time 'independent' 1099 salesman who gets bit by a dog during a sales call. Who…
News August 13
Thorny Legalities of Video Surveillance in MDU Applications
Supplying surveillance video for ‘lawful purposes’ of apprehending suspects is OK., but there are numerous complex legalities for…
News June 206 Questions to Ask Your Errors & Omissions Insurance Broker
Attorney Ken Kirschenbaum suggests security dealers and other service-oriented businesses request these statistics to select the best E&O…
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