Sentences with phrase «on small firms»

This is all bread and butter stuff for practices and absent it there will be increasing strain on the smaller firms.

The recession has had an impact on smaller firms, but not as much as the larger firms.

Here's how that's already having an effect on small firms.

But I know that fuel costs still make up a significant part of household budgets and weigh heavily on small firms.

However, I think students are now more receptive to starting off on a small firm path in order to get more experience and develop a name for themselves.

It seems likely that there is going to be a squeeze on smaller firms and sole practitioners to undertake personal injury work.

It was a pleasure for us to work with Clio on Small Firm Innovation's new design, and we're looking forward to seeing what new features, themes, and of course, posts are in store for the coming months!

We use data from Bloomberg, but focus on smaller firms with market capitalizations and annual revenues of at least $ 200 million.

It seems like a great movement in law schools focusing on smaller firms or solos.

I must to admit to actually being impressed by the author's straight - faced ability to state that «the tax code also lavishes benefits on small firms.»

Jassy focused his sales efforts on smaller firms and startups, companies for whom building data centers was financially impossible.

Approximately 72 % of the Inc. 500 companies relied either on small firms or on individual accountants in 1997.

Although designed to target fraud at big corporations, strict accounting rules under the Sarbanes - Oxley Act are imposing disproportionately higher costs on smaller firms, according to a report released Monday by the Government Accountability Office.

As individuals, members of the SFAC have continued to reach out to the SEC, members of Congress, state regulators and state legislators to inform and educate these influential leaders about the impact of regulation and legislation on small firms.

Commenting on the small firms» National Insurance rate John Walker, National Chairman, Federation of Small Businesses, said: «The FSB has advocated an extension to the current NICs holiday scheme for some time.

For more details on the site's makeover, see our post, Behind the Scenes on the Small Firm Innovation Redesign, on Law Firm Web Strategy.

Resumes that speak solely to law school or clerk - related accomplishments can make a negative impression on a small firm owner who wonders whether this person will be bored, unable, or unwilling to perform at least some of those important duties I listed above.

The decision is part of a wider package of SRA reforms to ease the regulatory burden on smaller firms, announced this week in a policy paper, Approach to Regulation and its Reform.

Over on Small Firm Innovation, Gwynne Monahan has posed the following challenge: Write a post that describes what quick, uncomplicated, untechnological habits or practices make all the difference to your practice, in 100 words or less.

Therefore, Solvency II may push the competitive advantage of large firms to new levels which, to some degree, may increase pressure on small firms to consolidate.

'' [T] he risk of litigation falls disproportionately on small firms....

In fact, shoplifting, robbery and burglary put such a disproportionate strain on small firms that many disintegrate as a result.

While the impact on small firms is unlikely to move the needle, lawyers across the country, including the Canadian Bar Association, have raised concerns about how the changes negatively affect access to justice.

But this time the focus is on smaller firms with market capitalizations ranging from roughly $ 200 million to just over $ 2 billion.