Multigenerational Shift: Navigating Great Wealth Transfer is a Boon For Attorneys, Estate/Investment Planners
Wealth worth $84 trillion is on the way to pass from the older generations and Baby Boomers to the younger generation by 2045. It should be kept in mind always that passing the legacy goes much beyond a will. Despite the generational shift, financial planners and estate planning attorneys are seeing a marked increase in […]
New Law May Help – Won’t Solve – Health Facilities’ Rising Staffing Costs
The facilities’ rising costs are acting as a serious bottleneck in the US and creating concerns for the county hospitals to find nurses and staff. In one of the instances, David Ross, the hospital administrator at Hillsborough County Nursing Home, faced severe issues with hiring nurses and LNAs owing to the low wages offered at […]
New York Legislators Want To Mandate Devices To Slow Cars Repeatedly Caught By Speed Cameras
Brooklyn lawmakers are on their path to mandate devices that would stop vehicles repeatedly scanned by cameras for reckless driving. Under a recently proposed bill, drivers with multi-speed camera violations would be instructed to enable aftermarket speed limiters on their cars. Sen. Andrew Gournades said during the sponsorship of the bill,” There’s a persistent cohort […]
FAA Clears First Flying Car – Meet The Florida-Based Company That Could Have The Second
Electronic cars had just entered the market and made a mark among the masses as a sustainable alternative to traditional cars. And while the craze of electronic cars is yet to sink in, we already have a new entrant in the automobile sector – flying cars! Auto industries didn’t stop innovating in e-vehicles. Why stop […]
E-bikes Taking the World by Storm, Even in Hawaii
Electric bikes are now in vogue across the world, and Hawaii is no exception. The craze of e-bikes is catching up wildly with people across all age groups in Honolulu, and the sales of e-bikes have quadrupled in Hawaii. In FY 2021, the number of registrations for e-bikes was 1424, which increased to a whopping […]
