Ike Devji, JD

Memorial Day begins the “100 Deadliest Days”.

The basics you should know to keep your coins safe.

Here is what luxury homeowners, buyers, and sellers need to know about construction costs, closing delays, insurance, and why you are probably under-insured for the loss or damage of your home.

Asset protection, insurance, compliance, and risk management.

Risks that threaten doctor’s financial solvency take many forms and require serious personal and professional risk management in multiple areas.

Doctors face a variety or risks far beyond medical malpractice liability. We examine some of the predictable risks of spring and surprises from current headlines that can threaten physicians’ wealth.

We examine some important basics on how to document your losses and make an effective insurance claim.

Basic personal finance issues that can threaten your wealth including both external threats and risky behaviors to avoid.

Recurring versus reactive risks.

As 2021 begins, it presents both familiar risks and new challenges never experienced in the lifetimes of most Americans. We start the year by reviewing key measures to help you to manage and survive both.

Legal, security, and liability issues developing on a daily basis.

As we head into the Thanksgiving 2020 holiday, keep these details in mind to help bring a stressful year to a peaceful and predictable close.

A starting point of 11 of the most common asset mistakes.

Asset protection and risk management for medical practice owners is becoming increasingly broad in scope due to both internal and external risks. The 2020 election, combined with the COVID-19 pandemic, adds layers to this complexity in areas ranging from physical security to employment law.

An unexpected side effect of COVID19 is a significant rise in identity theft and related cybercrimes. Here are the most common traps to look out for and a response plan in case it happens to you or someone you know.

With the election around the corner the country may be in for some significant legal and political changes that can affect physician’s assets.

Tax savings plans targeting doctors require careful due diligence. We examine some of the basics every physician should be aware of.

A bare minimum checklist for your business.

Three predictable and recurring legal and financial risks physicians face when holding informal jointly-owned with extended family.

To avoid potential conflict, patients should be provided advance notice of your policy to avoid surprise and embarrassment.

Mask policies that may increase compliance and reduce risk and conflict.

Layers of specialty liability insurance are a vital part of your risk management and asset protection plans.

As physicians across the country get their practices reopened and back to the new normal, we examine COVID-19 infection liability waivers and their effectiveness in managing patient infection lawsuits.

As America returns to work after a week of national political trauma, physicians need to protect their assets, including their practices, from significant additional risks.

We’re entering a period of significantly increased liability.

Where available, these guidelines come directly from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) itself.

Ike Devji, JD discusses how physicians just starting can set up their asset protection plans.

Understanding FDIC insurance.