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NNA Staff
As the deadline nears for 2012 Notary of the Year nominations on December 30, the NNA takes a final look back at a past distinguished NOTY recipient. This week’s profile features 2008 Notary of the Year Liz Adams.
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NNA Staff
States passed more than 60 new laws in 2011 addressing a wide range of notarial issues.
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NNA Staff
Retail businesses that offer Notary services could soon face some stiff competition if a measure pending before Congress is passed giving the U.S. Postal Service authority to offer customers a wide range of services.
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NNA Staff
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has announced new federal incentives to encourage healthcare facilities to switch to use of electronic healthcare records (EHRs), including government programs to better familiarize healthcare workers with electronic documents.
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NNA Staff
Notaries who also work as paralegals and legal assistants have good prospects in the job market during the next six years according to the Department of Labor, which reports that legal professionals are being hired in greater numbers by law firms and many other businesses.
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NNA Staff
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the University of California, San Diego Medical Center, claiming the center made unreasonable demands for employee eligibility documents from work-authorized immigrants seeking healthcare jobs.
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NNA Staff
The Financial and Corporate Services Section spoke toMichael Gier, identity theft expert and host of the Web TV show ProtectYourself.tv about emerging trends in ID theft and how Notaries can play their part in combating fraud.
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NNA Staff
The Healthcare Professionals Section spoke with Linda Webb, President of Contego Services Group, on how using simple techniques can help Notaries and other healthcare workers stop medical-related ID scams.
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NNA Staff
A new wave of foreclosures is about to hit the housing market and it could well be greater than the surge of recent years, according to a report issued by the Center for Responsible Lending.
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NNA Staff
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley has filed a “comprehensive” lawsuit against five national banks related to the “robo-signing” crisis, accusing them of violating Notary law and other misconduct.