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Washington, DC (PRWEB) March 26, 2008 -- Security Solutions International's (SSI) flagship publication, The Counter Terrorist Magazine, has been named the Official Media Sponsor of this year's GovSec Conference. This high-profile event will take place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC on April 23rd & 24th.
The Counter Terrorist Magazine, published by SSI, continues to impact the intelligence community with the announcement of its selection as Official Media Sponsor of this year's GovSec, U.S. Law and Ready Conference and Exposition.
Henry Morgenstern, President of SSI, comments, "We are excited to be able to launch the premiere issue (of the Counter Terrorist Magazine) simultaneously in both the National Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) Conference and GovSec. It is a great start to a great publication."
About The Counter Terrorist Magazine
The Counter Terrorist Magazine: the Official Journal of the Homeland Security Professional - the first of its kind in the multi-billion dollar Homeland Security industry, is a full-color, high production value print publication created to provide the vital technical and best practices information necessary to assist America's First Responders in successfully dealing with and defeating terrorism and other security threats within the United States and abroad. The articles included in The Counter Terrorist reflect on current HS concerns and illustrate the real-world experiences of professionals directly involved in combating terrorism and handling a wide range of emergency situations.
About GovSec, U.S. Law and Ready 2008
This unique event, attended by over 9,000 members of the intelligence and security community including members of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, emergency response teams, corporate security personnel, and other First Responders, is the primary showcase for preparing and equipping those dedicated to maintaining Homeland Security as well as fostering communication and cooperation between private industry and government security. With the help of the Government and Industry Liaison Committee, the Conference is guaranteed to provide pertinent information and resources to every security professional and every first responder across all disciplines.
Conference keynote speakers include Julie Myers, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security, US Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Gregory Cade, Assistant Administrator, FEMA, US Fire Administration, and more. Exposition vendors representing many of the top providers in the security industry will be displaying the latest detection and protection technologies in every field. Insightful presentations and hands-on demonstrations will further illustrate the future of Homeland Security in America. GovSec, U.S. Law and Ready Conferences & Expositions take place in one place, at one time creating an extraordinary two-day learning and networking experience.
About Security Solutions International
SSI ® - Security Solutions International develops and delivers training for First Responders in the US in counter- terror planning and implementation. The company has trained federal, state and local agencies based on global best practices and their range of international security expertise. SSI offerings cover security and counter-terror awareness and operational training, threat assessment techniques, hospital emergency preparedness, building safety, aviation sector processes, and school safety training to name a few. The company is best known for its Homeland Security International Training Missions, bringing global best practices in security to corporate and government clients. SSI will be launching the first private digital training network for First Responders and the Counter Terrorist Magazine in 2008.
Copyright © 2008 Security Solutions International; all rights reserved.
For more information contact:
Kelli Richardson
Security Solutions International
Kendall Tamiami Executive Airport
14300 SW 129th Street
Miami, Florida 33186
Telephone: (866) 573-3999
Fax: (786) 573-2090
Mobile: (305) 401-6906
Joseph Agiato, Keeping the Lawsuit End in Mind
2 key points to stay focused on, as you are settling your lawsuit; a quick and fair settlement and consideration for current and future needs. The process of settling a lawsuit can be a tedious and mysterious event. Relying on your busy attorney to keep you informed can be an exercise in frustration. The entire process can seem as slow as molasses. Compounding the pain could be the financial and emotional difficulties caused by the source of the lawsuit itself.
On the other hand, legal representatives on both sides are contriving the fairest possible terms that both sides can find acceptable. Looking at the same problem from two different sides can generate two very difficult ideas of what is fair. Thus the negotiations can take more time than what would seem appropriate. But in most cases everyone is looking to complete the matter quickly and fairly. You will best serve your case by having reasonable expectations and demands, and being prepared to negotiate. I would recommend that you start high of course.
Planning for future needs is an important part of the settlement process. In some cases a set lump sum amount is the simplest and most efficient means of awarding and closing the lawsuit. Often a consequence of the case is some injury or need that a structured payout can best address. Children losing a parent, a worker losing the means to produce are just two of many examples of situations where future periodic lumps could be most advantageous. Monthly payments to help with regular financial needs, and periodic lumps to meet major life needs like college, home buying, retirement, etc.
There is also a belief that a lump sum up front gives the recipients the opportunity to invest on their own. This may or may not be the best option depending on the current and future needs of the plaintiff and the access to the best possible investment guidance to safeguard their financial investment. Either way, focusing on a quick and fair settlement, that has current and future monetary goals in mind, is in the best interests of all parties.
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