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Rikki Klieman

Rikki Klieman

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Legal Analyst, CBS News Sunday Morning

New York

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Abortion Second Amendment Public Policy CrimePolitics

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Pop culture as it relates to cannabis

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Total articles 2

  • The Travel Detective: What Happens If An Airline Loses Your Child?

    By Rikki Klieman, Peter S. Greenberg Verified| PeterGreenberg.com@ We’ve heard horror stories about when an airline loses your bag. But what happens if an airline loses your kid? Believe me, the liability issues can be huge. And it happens more often than you think. If you’re sending your kid on a commercial flight between the ages of 5 and 12, your child is designated as an unaccompanied minor. In fact, you have to pay extra, and some airlines charge as much as an additional $150 to send your kid alone.

    By Rikki Klieman, Peter S. Greenberg Verified · PeterGreenberg.com

    May. 30, 2018

  • The Five Most Effective Negotiation Techniques

    By Rikki Klieman| AMA Playbook Verified Rikki Klieman is a contributor/legal analyst for CBS News. She was an anchor at the Courtroom Television Network from 1994-2010 and a contributor for the CBS Early Show, the NBC Today Show, and the E! Network.  She currently serves on the Council of 100, a mentoring organization of outstanding alumnae for the benefit of collegiate women and young graduates at Northwestern University. Rikki recently sat down with us to to discuss how women can win at any negotiation.

    By Rikki Klieman · AMA Playbook

    May. 01, 2018

  • The Travel Detective: What Happens If An Airline Loses Your Child?

    By Rikki Klieman, Peter S. Greenberg Verified| PeterGreenberg.com@ We’ve heard horror stories about when an airline loses your bag. But what happens if an airline loses your kid? Believe me, the liability issues can be huge. And it happens more often than you think. If you’re sending your kid on a commercial flight between the ages of 5 and 12, your child is designated as an unaccompanied minor. In fact, you have to pay extra, and some airlines charge as much as an additional $150 to send your kid alone.

    By Rikki Klieman, Peter S. Greenberg Verified · PeterGreenberg.com

    May. 30, 2018

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CBS News Sunday Morning

New York, United States