Should You Fire an Employee Who Lies? (Chuck Krugel Interviewed & Quoted)

Thanks to Gwen Moran, reporter for Entrepreneur.com for interviewing & quoting me for her 11/19/13 article about firing employees who lie. The article is below. I should point out that in real instances, clients & I have decided not to fire employees who stole money or items from work with the understanding that they sign [...]

Why Solo Law Practices are the Right Choice for Entrepreneurs

The below article was written by Sara Baris, Legal Advisor & Business Consultant at RCM Wealth Advisors, a Chicago-based independent investment advisory firm dedicated to select high-net worth individuals, families, institutions and business owners. As a solo practitioner myself, Sara's article reflects my own sentiments about being a solo practitioner. I'm a business person & attorney [...]

2 New Client Testimonials: Sandy Saldano + Kamerlink, Stark, McCormack & Powers, LLC

I've posted 2 new client testimonials to my "Client Testimonials" page. They're below. Typical disclaimer is at the end of the post. Chuck offered a great solution to our small business that did not have the budget for a full-time HR person.  His yearly plan was a perfect solution to our continual need for HR [...]

Interview With Me on Paralegal 411

Thanks to April Brewster Smythe for interviewing me on my practice, starting a law practice, social media, including my LinkedIn group, & blogging. The interview is below & on Paralegal 411’s website here. Interview with Charles Krugel, Chicago Labor and Employment Lawyer Charles Krugel recently took time out of his busy schedule to talk to us [...]

When Getting Sued Might Be Good

Generally, a lawsuit is the worst way to resolve a labor dispute. But sometimes, it could be the only & best way. Case in point, recently I helped a client resolve a difficult union dispute by convincing them that getting sued by their labor union would work to their advantage. For many reasons, I won’t [...]

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