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The Future of Healthcare Systems: A New Hub‑and‑Spoke Model
From The Buxton Co

The future of healthcare is decentralized, data‑driven, and focused on the patient experience. As systems evolve to meet new expectations and financial pressures, many organizations are adopting a hub‑and‑spoke model. This network‑based framework helps healthcare systems balance . . .

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Dismissal in Grocery Store Sale Dispute Reversed
by Michael Blahy

A handshake may be enforceable, depending on events that follow. In a significant decision, the Mississippi Supreme Court has reversed and remanded a lower court’s dismissal of claims brought . . .

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Buxton Acquires Audiense to Accelerate Innovation in Consumer Intelligence and Engagement

We are thrilled to announce our acquisition of Audiense, a leading consumer intelligence and social insights platform that empowers organizations to understand and connect with their ideal audiences through advanced . . .

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Deadline Dilemma: A Case of Timely Action and Missed Filings


by Sara Palmer

This case is a great example of staying on time with deadlines and following up on actions you filed. On January 29th, 2023 the Iowa DOT informed Brendeland of the building of the highway 210. This notice includes taking all rights of direct access . . .

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How to Prevent Cannibalization and Maximize Your Business Potential

The term "cannibalization" in business often triggers negative reactions. Decision‑makers might shut down or cancel a project because of fears of ending on the chopping block. It’s not that these fears are unfounded; cannibalization is a valid and critical concern for organizations. But being overly apprehensive can . . .

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Slippery Oranges

On December 31st, 2017, Grace Gonzalez along with her two granddaughters were visiting the Ontario Mills Shopping Center. While they were in front of a Converse store, Gonzalez, the plaintiff, slipped and fell on what appeared to be oranges. At the time of the fall . . .

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What is GIS Mapping? A Beginner’s Guide for Site Selectors and Strategists

When you think about maps, images probably come to mind of paper fold‑out roadmaps or perhaps an atlas you used in school. But today’s maps do more than help you find your way from point A to point B. GIS mapping, or Geographic Information System mapping, is transforming how businesses, site selectors, and strategists plan for . . .

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Unfairly Doubled Their Chances

High Maine LLC filed a complaint against the Town of Kittery, alleging that the town violated its zoning laws by allowing GTF Kittery 8 LLC, a competitor, to submit two pre‑applications for separate spaces in the same C‑2 zone, which were later merged. The company alleges that this caused particularized injury.

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Unlocking Actionable Customer Intel: Going Beyond Foot Traffic Data for Retail Success

In the fast‑changing world of retail, it is not enough to simply know how many people are visiting your store. While foot traffic data, also referred to as footfall or mobility data, can tell you how often customers visit, it does not explain who they are, where they came from, or . . .

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Beer Spill Slip

On April 13th, 2019, at the TD Garden in Boston Massachusetts, Alexander Raheb slipped and fell after purchasing a hotdog and beer (without a lid) at a concession stand while heading to his seat with his friend, Fahim Manzur. Raheb sued Delaware North, claiming negligence under the special mode‑of‑operation notice theory.

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