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Columnists
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The Law
By Philip G. Kircher Waving Guns in Our Nation's Capital
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Risk Management
By Joanna Makomaski Who Takes the Bullet?
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Loss Control
By Steve Hernandez Link Loose in Your Supply Chain?
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Workers' Comp
By Peter Rousmaniere A Solution for Chronic Pain?
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Roger on Risk
By Roger Crombie This Industry Is Toast
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Strategy
By David M. Wong The "REALLY!?!" Approach to Risk
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Risk Innovation
By Christopher E. Mandel Is Reputation a Risk?
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Technology
By Patricia Vowinkel Cyber Threats in 2010
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Recent gun possession decisions highlight the importance of understanding state laws.
This past Christmas, I saw three back-to-back news events that left me flabbergasted. 
Risks associated with an increasingly global and decentralized supply chain must be aggressively managed.
Effort to contain rising medical costs in the past decade focused on the 5 percent of lost time claimants with chronic pain. 
In an American strip mall, somewhere, stands a Chinese restaurant. It doesn't do very well and goes out of business. The boards go up; we learn that a Chinese restaurant doesn't work in that particular spot.
I recently shuddered when I heard a well-respected business person state that "we can safely assume that the financial crisis is the worst possible crisis imaginable." 
Many pundits and other purported experts treat reputation as a risk, and it is often viewed that way among risk practitioners.
The evil geniuses who cook up schemes to attack your Web sites and networks are hard at work once again in 2010.
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