Sentences with phrase «as small law firms»

I work with private practice attorneys, as well as small law firms.

Again, as a small law firm, you've got bills to pay and can't wait weeks or months for a return on your investment.

Corporate legal departments also generally offer greater benefits and perks than law firm respondents, although that may be a reflection more of the size of an organization than of anything else as smaller law firms don't tend to offer many perks or extensive benefits.

As a small law firm, we have the opportunity to work one - on - one with our client, during all parts of a case.

As a small law firm, Branch MacMaster is able to provide the permanent personal connection necessary to manage a file effectively.

Think of in - house legal as a small law firm of peers that could use help with tools to be successful.

Not exact matches

Obama graduated from Harvard Law School in 1991 and worked as a civil rights lawyer for a small Chicago firm.

Connect with other startups or local groups to find some solid recommendations, as there are a number of small law firms that specialize in startups.

Now, Trump is on the hook for failing to disclose campaign donations and debts and for conspiring to evade detection with deliberately small reimbursements, as Giuliani said, «funneled through a law firm.»

I work for a small law firm of less than 50 employees as a legal assistant.

«Many small businesses, mom and pop shops, and small law firms across New York are legally classified as LLCs,» campaign strategist Rebecca Katz said in a statement that ran in each of the three outlets.

As a lawyer, Simon operated a small law firm with just two attorneys.

«Many small businesses, mom and pop shops, and small law firms across New York are legally classified as LLCs,» Katz told POLITICO in an emailed statement.

The office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara has been investigating secret payments Silver allegedly received from a small law firm as part of its probe into Albany corruption.

The speaker allegedly steered real estate developers to a small law firm that paid him kickbacks disguised as «referral fees.»

Silver, a Manhattan Democrat who has served as speaker of the state assembly since 1994, has been under federal investigation over payments he received from a small law firm, Goldberg & Iryami, that specializes in New York City real estate taxes.

The state - backed Royal Bank of Scotland has hired a law firm to investigate claims of «unscrupulous» treatment of small businesses - described as «shocking» by Chancellor George Osborne.

Much of the money came as referral fees for cases and clients Silver sent to a personal injury law firm Weitz & Luxenberg and another small firm, Goldberg & Iryami, which handles real estate tax appeals.

Dratel noted that outside law firm income is legal in New York, funding things such as cancer research is not a crime, and legislating on issues campaign donors are interested in — a small step removed from what Silver allegedly did — is standard operating procedure.

Written and directed by Dan Gilroy, the film stars Denzel Washington as a political activist who has spent years working in the backroom of a small law firm.

*** (out of four) With his small - time New Jersey law firm's business at a standstill, plus a wife (Amy Ryan) and two kids at home, Mike (Paul Giamatti) takes advantage of an elderly client so he can earn money as the man's guardian.

At Central Fairmount School in Cincinnati, Ohio, assistant principal Bonita Henderson shared a handful of ways in which businesses — large businesses such as Cincinnati Bell, Proctor & Gamble, General Motors, and countless small businesses such as stores, banks, and law firms — are actively involved.

PLI has supplied consulting and expert witnesses to law firms across the size spectrum, from the region's largest, such as Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs and Frost, Brown, Todd, to the smallest firms and solo practitioners.

And yet, maybe because we earn money as a small business — read: law firm — the underwriting process was hellish.

As to «the smaller the firm, the less likely they have the resources and skills to properly manage servers and databases, and the more likely they will be a candidate for a data disaster», this can be true of law firms, but it is quite untrue of software firms whoe are creating the programs we're interested in using.

As a part of small law, you have the advantage over the mass - produced larger firm with its annual reports and corporate contributors dictating the messaging.

His experience as a lawyer working with consumer services, start up businesses, and small law firms taught him that something was missing...

For many years now, law school career services offices have focused their efforts on three primary activities: (1) assisting top students as they navigate the OCI / large - firm recruiting process, (2) assisting the same top students as they also navigate the federal and appellate clerkship recruiting process, and (3) assisting everyone else as they apply to job openings in small and medium firms and corporate, non-profit, and government law offices.

In his Above the Law column entitled Small Firms, Big Lawyers, Jay Shepherd noted that while at the 2011 ABA TechShow, lawyers exchanged Twitter handles as opposed to business cards.

Nate practiced law for several years as a family lawyer and civil litigator in small firms prior to joining Courthouse Libraries BC in late 2010.

Scalability — from the phone system to other information systems — is often the last thing on an attorney's mind as they start a small or solo law firm, especially if they haven't run a business before.

I've heard Susskind talk before, but I sat down with him at the William Mitchell College of Law to find out more about his predictions as they pertain to small law firLaw to find out more about his predictions as they pertain to small law firlaw firms.

The latest on Clio's law practice management software as well as insights into small - firm management.

With powerful features such as; document automation, automatic email management, and tasks workflow tools, small law firm case management has been transformed.

As a business consultant to solo and small firm lawyers for the past decade, Jared Correia has helped lawyers deal with many law practice... issues.

As with Facebook, there are rare instances of firms that use Twitter well; they tend to be smaller firms that specialize in particular areas of law.

The minimum spend requirement (or «cover» charge, as Law Shucks describes it) is designed to help reduce the number of situations where the firm is «prevented from taking on large instructions after previously accepting smaller mandates.»

But if you're a small firm that does the same kind of law as the thousands of other small firms out there, with the same sort of service at the same kind of price, then you're not offering anything distinguishable to the market.

And while many small law firms often identify themselves more as lawyers, less so as business people,...

Competition here is as heavy as it gets, with many of the country's leading law firms spending a small fortune fighting for market share.

Leah has been with FindLaw since 2012 and uses her expertise as a search engine marketing strategist to help develop new products that help small and medium law firms promote themselves online.

A small law firm in Ames, Iowa can take advantage of the same sophisticated marketing as a medium size firm in Manhattan.

And while many small law firms often identify themselves more as lawyers, less so as business people, the reality is that they are indeed running small businesses.

Mueller's observation is true for attorneys and law firms as well as small businesses through Fortune 500 companies.

While it may be true that «Not a day goes by without a legal professional telling us that he or she relies almost entirely (or entirely) on CanLII for his or her primary law needs», and that it is a «practice enabler» for small firm or solo practitioner, it is not credible as a vehicle for serious legal research other than a source of recent cases.

«Law firms would be better placed if future partners were groomed from a much earlier stage in their career, as they were traditionally in smaller practices.

I practiced as an attorney for seven years; working in a large law firm for their litigation group, and also co-founding my own small law firm.

As a small business owner I understand the challenges law firms face in trying to bring in clients while staying focused on running your practice at the same time.

Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Schluederberg worked for several years as an attorney with a small law firm where he devoted his practice exclusively to representing policyholders in insurance coverage and bad faith litigation, resulting in numerous six and seven figure judgments and settlements, including a $ 4.3 million settlement.

In addition to addressing the e-discovery issues of law firms large and small, the conference has expanded into E-Discovery Week, with an additional Law School E-Discovery Core Curriculum Consortium, including legal educators from law schools such as the City University of New York, Georgetown, Southern Illinois University, the University of Texas, and othelaw firms large and small, the conference has expanded into E-Discovery Week, with an additional Law School E-Discovery Core Curriculum Consortium, including legal educators from law schools such as the City University of New York, Georgetown, Southern Illinois University, the University of Texas, and otheLaw School E-Discovery Core Curriculum Consortium, including legal educators from law schools such as the City University of New York, Georgetown, Southern Illinois University, the University of Texas, and othelaw schools such as the City University of New York, Georgetown, Southern Illinois University, the University of Texas, and others.