Spend 8 days traveling with a group in some of the most scenic parts of Costa Rica, from San José to Monteverde and La Fortuna. Learn about sustainable development initiatives with local experts and enjoy the natural beauty in one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Spot unique wildlife, hike, swim, and make new friends on this award winning program! Key Info Locations: San José, Monteverde and La Fortuna, Costa Rica Program Dates: January 3 - 11, 2020 ...

By Ron Yearwood & David L. Best  | FTI Consulting  Most professionals are aware of the threat of a cyber attack that comes with the move toward a fully integrated digital workplace. Yet few seem to fully grasp just how vulnerable their organizations are, or where their major soft spots lie. Compounding this issue is the fact that organizations are often slow to recognize when their systems have been penetrated. The average time it takes for a company to identify...

We have been noticing an increase in delays getting shipments customs released. Customs has been cracking down as it pertains to missing information on documentation. If you are moving any freight where the country of origin is China, or any other country for that matter, the manufacturers address MUST be listed on the documentation in order to get customs release. If this information is missing it will delay the processing of your shipments. Jaguar is monitoring this situation closely and will...

It’s a commonplace practice for companies to use third-party vendors to improve business efficiencies, streamline operations and reduce costs. Many companies assume their vendors are managing digital security and, as a result, are less mindful in their own cybersecurity approach. Last year alone, we saw several organizations fall victim to cybercrime through their third-party vendors, including the following instances: proximately 150 million MyFitnessPal user accounts were hacked, exposing user names, email addresses and passwords—causing Under Armour shares to drop...

1724 is the year it all began for NautaDutilh. It was the year we started to create memories. These memories, our stories if you will, are written in our DNA. And they help us write our future. As we celebrate our 295th anniversary, we would like to share our stories.That is why we launched a special section of our website devoted to the stories of our firm, past, present and future. About Our Icons, our Legal Mastery, the Power of...

By Mark Adair | Mason Hayes & Curran The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has published a statement regarding its investigation into certain aspects of the Public Services Card (PSC) scheme run by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection (Department). The statement levies heavy criticism at the PSC scheme, in particular regarding how the Department dealt with the personal data of millions of citizens in Ireland. The DPC requires the Department to implement substantial changes to remedy the...

The EACC, in partnership with the International Property Tax Institute (IPTI), wants to keep its members up to date with the latest developments in property taxes in the USA and Europe. IPTI has put together a selection of brief reports from articles contained in IPTI Xtracts which can be found on its website (www.ipti.org).   USA Arkansas: Pulaski County judge rejects Walmart's property tax appeal Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde on Wednesday rejected Walmart’s bid to cut its Pulaski County property tax assessments...

During these last days of summer, as many are preparing to take a few days of vacation, we've decided  to devote this issue to vacation tech. How to Travel Comfortably Released last month, VITL is the first active cooling backpack for the fellow sweaty-back syndrome sufferers, designed for the spontaneous traveler and the everyday commuter.   The cooling system uses an ultra-silent fan that doesn't weigh down the bag or affect its sturdy build. The pack comes in two different styles that can be swapped...