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Health Care Law and Estate Planning

In this episode of "Professionals of the Inland Empire," John Tulac is joined by attorneys David Holt and Sam Price where they engage in a deep-dive discussion regarding health care law and estate planning.

In this episode of “Professionals of the Inland Empire,” John Tulac is joined by attorneys David Holt and Sam Price where they engage in a deep-dive discussion regarding health care law and estate planning. They explore how their respective legal specialties overlap to assist both medical practitioners and families in …

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Legal disputes can often become emotionally charged

Legal disputes can often become emotionally charged

This week on Professionals of Inland Empire podcast, John is joined by two legal experts with distinct areas of focus. Han Pai is a business litigator who specializes in creditor rights and Oz Tannenbaum, a personal injury attorney who focuses on representing plaintiffs in legal disputes. Legal issues are often …

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There’s Dollars in that data!!

There’s Dollars in that data!!

Start saving five to ten percent on your parcel spending. This week I’ll walk you through three often-overlooked opportunities that drive immediate, measurable results. Air shipments that should be moving by Ground Many shippers unknowingly pay air rates for packages that never see an airplane. Carriers frequently route “air” packages …

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Keep the “human” in Human Resources

Keep the "human" in Human Resources

On this week of “Professionals of the Inland Empire (PIE)”, host John Tulac, an international business attorney, is joined by David Bailey, an expert in industrial recruiting, and Maria Acosta, a human resources consultant. With 22 years of experience in manufacturing and distribution recruiting, David Bailey focuses on practical roles …

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Viewing Your Packaging Expense Differently

Viewing Your Packaging Expense Differently

Packaging is typically viewed as an expense only but should really be viewed as an investment to be actively managed. Packaging consists of 3 primary components; External packaging aka known as corrugate, inside packaging aka known as dunnage, foam in place, peanuts, etc. and then finally the product itself.  External …

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