Trending Now Volume 1, Issue 1
Introducing Trending Now, a glimpse of what's piquing our interest right now and a window into legal, financial and social trends impacting small to midsize businesses. 
Greetings! I'm thrilled to send you the inaugural issue of our newsletter which I hope, while providing information on "trending now" topics," will become a helpful resource.

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Where are the women rainmakers?
Right here. High-end water bottle company S'well is the fastest-growing women-owned business in the U.S., according to an annual ranking by the Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO). Read about S'well's rise and the other 49 companies, and their CEOs, right behind it.
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Five boilerplate provisions you should never ignore
“Legal mumbo jumbo.” That’s what one of my clients calls most of the non-deal points of contracts. However, if something goes wrong the “boring” stuff is where lawyers go first to assess your rights and remedies. This article looks at five “form” or “boilerplate” provisions you overlook at your own peril. Click here for the story
White collar overtime rules about to change. Pay attention now! 
Framework Legal collaborator Catherine Pearson answers the question "What does this mean for employers?" Reviewing potentially impacted exempt employees should begin now as the impact could be significant.
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torn paper with word Tax Exempt - Business concept
Happiness trumps money. So say millennials when it comes to the workplace. 
A survey produced by Fidelity, the brokerage firm, reveals that 25- to 35-year-olds will give up an average of $7,600 in pay for a more fulfilling work life. The good news is that 86 percent of Millennial employees are happy at work.
To negotiate or not to negotiate?
Fascinating study from Harvard Business School confirms earlier research that women are less likely to negotiate than men. However, in some cases women choose not to negotiate because they recognize they're getting the best deal. What do you think?                                           
Chicago Tribune article
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