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Incident-Reporting Decision Tree
Most reporting failures are not laziness, they are confusion. This 4-question decision tree resolves the report/do-not-report question for any state, plus a state-by-state quick reference.
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What you'll get
- The 4-question tree for any state
- State-specific timeframes (VA, NC, TX, OH, PA, GA)
- When sub-threshold incidents collectively become reportable
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