Ken Kirschenbaum

Read: SSI Webcast: Get Your Legal Ducks in a Row Before Entering DIY Market

SSI Webcast: Get Your Legal Ducks in a Row Before Entering DIY Market

SSI Industry Hall of Famer Ken Kirschenbaum will explain how dealers can get involved in the DIY market without exposing their business to additional liabilities.

Read: Convicted Texas Door Knocker Gets 1-Year Jail Term, Fined $4K

Convicted Texas Door Knocker Gets 1-Year Jail Term, Fined $4K

In his Alarm Exchange newsletter, Ken Kirschenbaum examines the case of an alarm salesman who lost an appeal to overturn his conviction for shady sales practices.

Read: UTC Fire & Security, Honeywell Beat Telemarketing Class Action-Suit

UTC Fire & Security, Honeywell Beat Telemarketing Class Action-Suit

Multidistrict lawsuits sought to hold both companies vicariously liable for calls made by other companies that were attempting to sell home monitoring systems made by UTC and Honeywell.

Read: DIY Entrant Konnected Converts Existing Alarm Panels Into Smart Home Systems

DIY Entrant Konnected Converts Existing Alarm Panels Into Smart Home Systems

The startup Konnected Alarm Panel is billed as the first-of-its kind solution to convert a wired alarm system for app-based smart home controls.

Read: What to Know About Taking Back Equipment in Account Takeovers

What to Know About Taking Back Equipment in Account Takeovers

How to handle trying to regain equipment when you’ve lost an account.

Read: How to Alert a Subscriber, Let Us Count the Ways

How to Alert a Subscriber, Let Us Count the Ways

Counting the ways to alert your account base besides calling.

Read: Can You Sue an Employee for Incompetence?

Can You Sue an Employee for Incompetence?

Straight answers on suing employees when they screw up.

Read: Legal Briefing: Covering Your Assets During Company Sales Transactions

Legal Briefing: Covering Your Assets During Company Sales Transactions

Addressing insurance concerns following sales and acquisitions.

Read: Legal Briefing: As Technology Becomes More Complex, Expect Alarm Contract Forms to Be Complex

Legal Briefing: As Technology Becomes More Complex, Expect Alarm Contract Forms to Be Complex

Continuing to use outdated contract forms is almost as bad as continuing to sell and install obsolete alarm systems.

Read: Why Security Dealers Shouldn’t ‘Hide’ Commercial Accounts in Residential Contracts

Why Security Dealers Shouldn’t ‘Hide’ Commercial Accounts in Residential Contracts

An alarm inspector with the Phoenix Police department warns security dealers of dangers and potential illegalities of ‘hiding’ business accounts in residential alarm monitoring agreements.

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