Legal Articles & Templates
Members login to access Recorded Q&A sessions with Poul Lemasters, Legal Counsel and to request documentation templates.
Recordings include:
Candid Conversation with NCBVAs Legal Counsel and OSHA Specialist| April, 2026
What's happening in D.C.? What you (and your vault plant) need to know | May, 2025
Understanding and Choosing Corporate Structure| February, 2025
OSHA Exemptions & Regulations 2024
Marijuana in the Workplace
The Current State of Protecting Information
Breaks and Vacations in the Workplace
Non-Compete vs Non-Solicitation
Modernizing the Funeral Rule
Emergencies in the Workplace
Employees versus Independent Contractors
Selling Your Business
Employee COVID Protocol
Selling the Farm
Workers Compensation
COVID Vaccine and the Work Place
Disinterment
Graveside Liability
Social Media
Employee Handbook
Hiring Do's and Dont's
Access documentation templates including a Disinterment Form, Social Media Policy, Employee Handbook, Job application Form, and an Emergency Action Plan.
Candid Conversation with NCBVAs Legal Counsel & OSHA Specialist
Candid conversation with NCBVAs Legal Counsel & OSHA Specialist
Trump’s first 100 Days in 2025: the impact on Small Business
From tariffs to executive orders to payroll taxes - What you (and your business) need to know.
Understanding & Choosing Corporate Structure
Take a dive into the advantages and disadvantages of different business structures, including taxation, control, administration, liability, and ease of sale.
OSHA Regulations & Exemptions: Trenching, Shoring, & Excavation Requirements
The amount of OSHA regulations that are buried in the OSHA regulations would scare you!
The blunt truth about marijuana in the workplace
What can an employer do when it comes to a drug-free workplace when so many states have legalized medical and recreational use?
the Current State of Protecting Information - Loose Lips Sink Ships
If you don’t know, although I’m sure you do, during WWII there was a huge need to protect information from potential enemies. The message was simple – be careful when you speak; you never know who is a spy.