By Dr. Gary Deel
The case against the hotel for Paul's catastrophic injuries comes to a conclusion. What can beachfront hotels learn from Paul's case so they can better manage guest safety?
By Dr. Gary Deel
In this ongoing legal series, debate continues about whether Paul took a foreseeable risk when he went swimming outside his Miami Beach hotel. Was Paul justified in believing he was on hotel property? Dive into the counterarguments posed during this intriguing hospitality lawsuit.
By Dr. Gary Deel
In the third article in this series, the hotel's lawyers argue that Paul should have known to look for sandbars prior to the swimming accident that left him paralyzed. Read the counterargument by Paul's attorneys about why the hotel was responsible to warn guests of such hazards.
By Dr. Kevin Harris
Leaders must know how to protect an organization's digital assets from hackers. Taking steps to create a total asset matrix will help them identify valuable assets, evaluate the threat associated with each one, and protect them accordingly.
By Dr. Gary Deel
Do hotels have a duty to inspect for and warn guests about potential hazards that aren't on its property? Follow the case of Paul, who was paralyzed after a swimming accident outside his Miami Beach hotel, as experts work to determine responsibility.
By Dr. Gary Deel
Paul was vacationing on South Beach in Miami when he was paralyzed in a swimming accident outside his beachfront hotel. Read the first of a seven-part series determining party responsibility for his life-changing injuries.
By Susan Hoffman
One of biggest challenges facing today's organizations is the insider threat from employees and vendors. Find out what organizations can do to detect employees who may pose a security threat to their computer systems.
