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• Endocrinology Expert Witnesses
  Endocrinology is the study of hormones. A hormone is a chemical messenger from one cell (or group of cells) to another. Hormones are secreted in the body and have an effect on other parts of the body.
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  Provided by Mr. Robert A. Bear - RAB Actuarial Solutions, LLC
  Actuarial experts serve as expert witnesses and provide litigation support in insurance and reinsurance cases where loss reserves or pricing issues are important. They also serve as insurance and ...
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  Provided by Michelle A. Copeland, CIH - Occupational Safety Resource Inc.
  A confined space accident or fatality often results from a complex set of circumstances, which commonly include either oxygen deficiency, a hazardous atmosphere involving an airborne chemical ...

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• Bakken Oil Could Significantly Improve U.S. Economic and Political Strength
  Worldwide oil discoveries have been less than worldwide annual production since 1980. U.S. oil reserves are quite low. We review a hopeful U.S. oil discovery that could be huge. Ironically, sharply increased oil prices could make the U.S less foreign-oil dependant.
  By David Nolte
• Fee Setting During a Recession
  In the past few weeks we have received numerous requests from our clients regarding whether they should reduce their fees due to the ongoing recession. We have researched this problem and the answer is empathetically no.
  By Rosalie Hamilton
• IRS Crackdown on Unreported Foreign Trusts Gets Big Boost
  Wealthy Americans are tempted to avoid high U.S. income taxation by moving funds offshore. But this “foreign” income is still fully taxable by the U.S. … unless the IRS never knows about it. Recent investigations have (or soon will) uncover the names and details of thousands of wealthy Americans who have engaged in illegal tax evasion. If you never gave in to the obvious temptation to have such a “tax-free” account before, you should not start one now.
  By David Nolte

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• How Much to Say in the Initial Inquiry Call
  One of our consulting clients who is relatively new to the process sent me the following question, and I want to share his question and my answer with your readers.
  By Rosalie Hamilton
• Interview by the MEMS Investor Journal
  We recently spoke with Dr. Raj Gupta, a consultant in MEMS and silicon sensors, about his experiences with fabless MEMS operations. Specifically, we discussed the transition process from prototype to volume production, the associated costs and challenges, as well as his specific experiences with some major MEMS foundries.
  By Raj Gupta
• How Much to Say in the Initial Inquiry Call
  I understand an attorney wants to feel you out, so to speak, and there seems to be a fine line as to whether you give too much information or not enough. Is it common to just say "Yes, I believe I can help you" and just ask for the file to review, and then charge a fee? Is it common to just charge a fee to review the case file and then send a written general opinion on the case?
  By Rosalie Hamilton