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[Nancy Schess]

Some interesting reading this week at www.bizriskadvice.com, a Gotham
collaboration blog and the brainchild of Mike Zeldes.

Take a peak and leave a comment. [And note our own Marc Halpert as this
week's guest blogger!]

Monday - Does All This Recent Talk of Steroid Use Make You Thing About Drug
Testing in the Workplace?  By: Nancy Schess
Tuesday - Cyber Insurance - Protecting your confidential information By:
Michael Zeldes
Wednesday - Clients Who Pay By Check: How your company can protect its cash
flow with new payment technologies By: Marc Halpert - Guest Blogger
Thursday - Damn the Torpedoes - Business Full Speed Ahead By: Victoria
Drogin
Friday - Semantics Part 3: Environmental Damage Coverage is Sometimes
Determined by How it’s Presented By: Paul Napolitano

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