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July 2022

GET THE RESOLUTION YOU DESERVE WE CARE ABOUT YOU AND YOUR CASE

Here at the Reardon Anderson Firm, we pride ourselves on working closely with our clients and community. We are all natives of eastern Monmouth County, so we relate to our clients and share a passion for bettering their business, the community, and helping all practice areas prosper. With over 45 years of combined legal experience, we have represented businesses and individuals throughout New Jersey and New York City. When we take on new cases, we devote ourselves to attaining the most favorable outcome on our client’s behalf. As a result, every client we serve receives the personalized representation they need and fully deserve. Therefore, we will do everything in our power to protect you and your interests. After being recognized by the Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce (EMACC) and given the Community Service Award, we’ve recently received questions about what exactly the Reardon Anderson Firm can do for you, your personal matters, and your business. So let’s take a look at some of the practice areas we specialize in and how we can assist you with any legal matters you may find yourself needing assistance with. BUSINESS LAW We represent clients in a broad range of business law practice areas. Our team first begins each case by analyzing the issue, considering the various options available, and setting a strategy to achieve our client’s goals. We treat your concerns with integrity and respect because we understand that there is a

great deal riding on your business law matter. Accordingly, we aim to build a relationship with you and keep you involved in every step of the process to resolve your issue. We are capable of providing representation for the following criteria. Business formation, business litigation, breach of contracts, commercial litigation, contract disputes, partnership agreements, disputes, and dissolutions, transactional issues, employment disputes, self-insured businesses, and so much more. REAL ESTATE LAW Purchasing and selling real estate can be stressful, especially if you’re experiencing disputes or complications. Luckily, we are here to help! No matter what stage of the dispute you’re in, we can help you assess your options and advise you on the best course of action. Real estate law can be difficult to understand, making it sometimes difficult to make the right choice. We're here to help you make the right choice. "As a result, every client we serve receives the personalized representation they need and deserve. Therefore, we will do everything in our power to protect you and your interests.”

We can assist you with real estate contracts, broker commissions, commercial fees, fraud claims, purchases and sales, and easement issues. We will work with you and thoroughly investigate the issue at hand, whether it's commercial, land use and zoning, or residential issues. PERSONAL INJURY Suffering from a car accident is difficult. But it’s even more challenging if you’re dealing with a personal injury. Whether you’re filing a claim, determining compensation from a negligent driver, or defending yourself from these claims, we are here to help. Our attorneys have 45 years of trial-tested experience, innovative, effective, and responsive representation, and we are civil trial certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court. Only 1% of all New Jersey attorneys have this certification. No matter what legal situation you’re dealing with, allow us at the Reardon Anderson Firm to assist you! We will be happy to look at your case, create actionable steps, and find a resolution that fits your needs. Contact us today for a free case evaluation if you need assistance with a business, insurance, or real estate law matter!

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He’s So Fined

Business Is a Never- Ending Game How Do You Play This Infinite Game?

GEORGE HARRISON’S PLAGIARISM SAGA

In November 1970, George Harrison released his first solo single and biggest hit, "My Sweet Lord." The song shot to No. 1 internationally and achieved the rare feat of bringing religious devotion to the pop charts. Only one problem arose — despite what the record label said, George Harrison didn’t write it. “He’s So Fine” was written by Ronnie Mack and recorded by The Chiffons only seven years earlier. It became a hit in its own right, with Billboard ranking it as the fifth-biggest single of 1963. Though Harrison had dramatically rearranged the song and written new lyrics, the similarities between "He's So Fine" and “My Sweet Lord” were undeniable to even the casual listener. Despite Harrison's lyric that “it takes so long,” the song's owner, Bright Tunes, wasted no time filing a plagiarism lawsuit in February 1971. It also didn't take Harrison long to realize his mistake. In fact, the “quiet Beatle” later confessed to the similarities in his book “I Me Mine,” asking, “Why didn’t I realize?” Harrison’s manager, Allen Klein, thought he could make the matter go away by throwing money at it. He suggested that the wealthy Harrison buy Bright Tunes so that he would own the rights to both songs. Bright Tunes rejected the offer, and the case went to court. The judge found Harrison guilty of “subconscious plagiarism” in 1976 and ordered him to pay lost royalties. But Klein had a ruthless reputation and made an unexpected move. Having been fired by Harrison in 1973, Klein began pursuing a purchase of Bright Tunes on his own starting around 1975. By 1978, Klein owned the catalog and had effectively switched sides in the case, leaving Harrison stunned. It took several more years of legal wrangling (the case was finally resolved in 1998!), but in 1981, Klein sold Harrison “He’s So Fine” for $587,000. Many experts declared that price to be a steal. Despite the public spectacle, Harrison had few regrets about his copycat hit. “I don’t feel bad or guilty about it,” he wrote in his autobiography. “It saved many a heroin addict’s life. I know the motive behind writing the song in the first place far exceeds the legal hassle.” In fact, the ordeal served as inspiration for his tongue-in-cheek single, “This Song,” released in 1976 — proving that a good artist can find inspiration anywhere.

"The Infinite Game" by Simon Sinek is among the greatest motivational books you can get your hands on. He gives readers an inside scoop on the importance of adopting an “infinite mindset” while “playing the game” of business. Let’s look at some of the chapters that can help you and your business. CHAPTER 1: BUSINESS ISN’T A FINITE GAME The first chapter discusses why running a business isn’t a finite game. It focuses on how profit and income aren’t the only ways to measure success. Profit means nothing if you’re unable to survive

current and future difficulties. This is why business is an infinite game — you don’t want to create something to “win” (finite); you want to build a foundation that will remain for future generations (infinite). CHAPTER 2: ESSENTIAL PRACTICES Sinek explains the strategies you need to play the infinite game. These skills include developing a “just cause,” creating trusting teams, studying your rivals, preparing for flexibility, and showing courage to lead. He follows up with examples of companies that embody all five of these principles: Victorinox, the creator of the Swiss Army knife, Bill Gates and Microsoft, and the GPS company Garmin. CHAPTER 5: BUILDING A CULTURE OF TRUST A healthy work culture is based on trust. If your workers sense a lack of trust, that affects efficiency, since no one will feel comfortable voicing their concerns or mistakes. Ford Motor Company is a perfect example. Before 2006, the now-former CEO would reprimand and penalize workers who brought him bad information. This caused an unhealthy work environment and led to lower productivity. Sinek offers tips on how to create a culture where your employees are comfortable and confident. "The Infinite Game" teaches you that business is an endless game where you have to overcome many challenges. Successful businesses play the infinite game, constantly improving the business to become better. Sinek provides tips, solutions, and examples of how your business can thrive while playing the game. To get your hands on “The Infinite Game,” visit your local bookstore or online retailer.

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THINKING ABOUT SELF- INSURING YOUR BUSINESS? THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

Every business needs some type of insurance. If your business is low risk and doesn’t have many claims, self-insuring could be the way to go. But there are some advantages and disadvantages to this. Is self- insurance the right fit for your business? Let’s find out. SELF-INSURANCE: DEFINITION When you self-insure, you will take on all of the financial risks of insurance policies. You will pay out-of-pocket for any claims or repairs. The Businesses Credentialing Services stated that businesses use this method to save money because the cost of premiums to an outside vendor can add up — providers calculate premiums based on forecasted risks, and the added fees can be costly. THE PROS One of the most significant advantages of self-insurance is that you protect your business from increasing premiums and only pay for what is necessary. You will also be more aware of your risks because you must analyze past risks to save enough money for future risks.

manage risks in the long term by saving money for years until you have to use it.

THE CONS The biggest disadvantage you could face is not understanding risk exposure. If you’re unprepared and don’t save enough money, you may not be able to cover the amount for accidents and repairs. You must be prepared for anything that comes your way. When you’re self-insured, you use a third-party administrator (TPA) to manage and process claims. It’s not as simple as placing money into a separate account. You need to have a team to analyze risks, manage the funds and records, and handle claims. You also have to take into account the cost of having a TPA. If you’re considering self-insuring, you must be aware of the regulations within your jurisdiction because if you fail to comply with the requirements, the penalties are costly. If you have any questions about self-insuring your business, allow Reardon Anderson to assist you. We will be happy to look at your business, your requirements, and see if self-insuring is the way to go.

Most policies expire within a year with traditional insurance, and you need to renew your policy. But with self-insurance, you can

MOUTHWATERING SOUTHERN BBQ

Summer isn’t complete without some Southern BBQ!

INGREDIENTS

3 lbs boneless pork loin roast, trimmed

18 oz barbecue sauce

2 tbsp Worcestershire sauce

1 cup water

1 tbsp hot pepper sauce

1/2 tsp salt

10 hamburger buns, split

1 tbsp pepper

Deli coleslaw (optional)

1/4 cup brown sugar

DIRECTIONS

1. In a 4-quart slow cooker, add the roast and 1 cup of water.

2. Cover and cook the roast on high for 7 hours or until tender.

3. Once tender, shred the meat.

4. Return the shredded meat to the slow cooker. Stir in salt, pepper, brown sugar, barbecue sauce, Worcestershire, and hot pepper sauce.

5. Cover and cook on the lowest setting for an hour.

6. When finished, serve barbecue on buns with coleslaw (optional).

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 We Specialize in Several Practice Areas 2 Don’t Rely on Profit to Measure Success Ex-Beatle Sued for Plagiarism 3 Is Self-Insurance the Way to Go? Mouthwatering Southern BBQ 4 Oceanside Activities to Try This Summer

OCEANSIDE ACTIVITIES THE ENTIRE FAMILY CAN ENJOY

The summer season is officially underway and many Americans are planning to take a trip to the beach to celebrate the occasion. If you’re going on a family vacation to the ocean for an extended period of time, you may be worried about keeping everyone entertained. That’s why we put together a list of some of our favorite oceanside activities to try this summer. Your summer vacation will be filled with fun and excitement after trying some of these great activities! GET ACTIVE. There’s nothing more relaxing than sitting on the beach and listening to the calm repetition of the waves, but maybe you want a little more excitement by the ocean. If that’s the case, there are plenty of sports to try. You can bring a football and throw it around in the water or on

the beach. You can buy a net and set up a game of beach volleyball to get everyone involved, or you can try one of the many new beachside sports hitting the market like TidalBall, pickleball, and Spikeball. TidalBall is the beach version of cornhole, so if you haven’t played it yet, you definitely want to check it out. EXPERIENCE NATURE. The wildlife and environment of the beach are most likely drastically different from what you can experience back home, so make an effort to see all you can. At many beaches, you’ll be able to see dolphins, whales, and sea rays from the shore. You can also look in the sand for crabs and small crustaceans. By simply standing still and taking in all of the sights and sounds of the ocean, you’ll gain a greater appreciation for the surroundings.

RIDE THE WAVES. You don’t need to be an experienced surfer to venture into the water on a board. Of course, you can take surfing lessons at many beaches, but you can also get in the water on a bodyboard for a thrilling experience. Additionally, you can rent kayaks or paddleboards if you want to be on the water, but not necessarily in it.

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