Sentences with phrase «small firms with»

The article continues with the reasonable assertion that, «Of greatest worry are older lawyers who aren't ready to retire and who work alone or in very small firms with little oversight or backup to protect clients.»

They could still be breached, but it is less likely than when engaging experts who are self - employed or who work in small firms with limited support.

Although this was some time ago (I believe it was v. 5 that I used), it can run on SQL Express, which is a nice, low - cost option for small firms with limited database requirements.

Some people like small firms with personal attention, and others like larger firms.

Ravel aims to offer up the massive store of legal information to the public but also to provide greater value to small firms with limited resources and large firms looking for a competitive edge.

For small firms with a large number of files on contingency or set fee, this can put them out of business.

Large and small firms reported less of an issue with collecting payment, with large firms at 3 % and small firms with 2 - 5 lawyers at 2 %.

Professional indemnity premiums: small firms with less than ten partners are finding their options reduced year on year.

Most SU graduates find work with small firms with between two and ten attorneys.

In her post, «Small Firms Fighting Big Companies,» Carolyn Elefant lays down a tough question for small firms with her usual frankness.

The Cloud Computing Task Force did some great work, but their recommendations do not easily scale - down to sole practitioners or small firms with little technical sophistication.

«While a thing of the past for large corporations, defined benefit plans are still alive and well in the small business space and work well for small firms with highly paid owners,» says Parker.

I think in order to get something truly different from a bank or an insurance company, you need to consider a private investment company, which can range from small firms with a couple of partners to large independent companies with multiple offices across the country.

Many cashback sites are small firms with limited backing, and you've no protection if anything happens to them.

A study of S corporations (small firms with 100 or fewer shareholders who are taxed as a partnership) found that those with ESOPs had higher average employment growth in the 2006 - 2008 pre-recession period than did the economy as a whole, and they also had faster growth following the recession from 2009 to 2011.

Stk - SC - Small - Cap Stock: Invest in emerging firms in sometimes emerging industries, also established small firms with local, regional and sometimes even national and international markets.

In the US these tended to be among the nearly 200,000 small firms with less than 500 employees.

But with little hesitation, she passes on the offer and jumps ship after being courted by the head (played by Mark Strong) of a much smaller firm with an anti-gun agenda.

Whether you have a small firm with one employee or a medium to large company, you have the same ability to monitor your communities as any huge corporation.

A unit of the Interpublic Group of Companies (NYSE: IPG), KRC Research offers the quality and custom service of a small firm with the reach of a global organization.

However, it might be prudent to consider increasing your exposure to smaller firms with less dependence on trade with China and other countries.

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

It's a smaller firm with revenues of $ 986 million and trades at a modest 11 times earnings.

However, smaller firms with just a few employees can certainly take advantage of the convenience this provides.

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

Sometimes, new fund managers will get lucky by taking positions in smaller firms with more volatile stock prices, or they may pick some larger capitalization firms whose stocks might appreciate dramatically in the short run.

The worst culprits are firms based in the north — where 40 % are still backing up data on - site — and smaller firms with fewer than 10 partners, where 60 % have no off - site back - up arrangements in place.

Large firms might pooh pooh co-publishing, sponsored editorial, vanity publishing, whatever you want to call it, in favor of «earned media» but smaller firms with limited or no PR support might be willing to write that check to secure a quick PR fix.

A business services role in a US firm's London office may therefore feel like working for a smaller firm with broader responsibilities and potentially greater variety reflecting the more general needs of the smaller team.

The product is targeted at larger firms, but also at smaller firms with a need for robust docket searching and financial intelligence.

A small firm with no in - house marketing department and neighbouring competition snapping at its heels may, with guidance, take a long, hard look at its positioning.

Efficiency continues to become more and more urgent as competition and client expectations place increasing demands on law firms, particularly smaller firms with limited budgets.

One of the options is to match a lawyer or small firm with another, at least to cover for unexpected occurrences.

Many of them do not need to go to you as there excellent tax lawyers in smaller firms with lower overheads but they choose to go to you.

«Call me paranoid, but I wonder how the bars will rule on an ethics complaint that's brought by a large firm against a solo or small firm with an ad or a Web site that lists the small firm's advantages over named BigLaw competitors,» writes Carolyn Elefant.

Combining the personal touch of a small firm with the expertise and experience of Bay Street, SJO Legal Professional Corporation is a successful, unique and cost - effective firm offering advice and advocacy in employment, human rights and civil litigation.

For example, if a partner is at one of the 20 largest law firms by revenue but can't maintain that firm's billing rate, he or she may choose to move to a smaller firm with lower billing rates.

For a smaller firm with little expertise in Web site design and HTML, DigiBelly's Site Manager could be worth considering.

We are a small firm with the talent usually associated with a large firm, using established, effective strategies with a fresh twist.

Combining the value and efficiency of a small firm with the high - caliber services of a large firm, we believe hands - on guidance is essential for building relationships with clients.

Technology allows lawyers to focus on lawyering rather than be bogged down by administrative tasks, especially when they are in a small firm with limited manpower and resources.

We are committed to providing our clients with the personalized attention of a small firm with the results of a large firm.

They've gone to smaller firms with lower cost structures where they can bill out their time at more modest rates.

When this isn't an option — in a smaller firm with a shallower pool of resources, for example — the impact can be onerous

● Clarify the vision, purpose, and mission for your law practice ● Define and develop your legal niche to match your greatest strengths and motivate you to be the best in that field ● Project a likeable personality and acquire traits that will attract potential clients, who will eagerly seek you out to solve their legal problems ● Network and market your practice to generate a stream of clients ● Efficiently manage a solo law practice or small firm with limited resources and optimum results ● Evaluate law practice technology and marketing companies to find those which add value to your business (within your budget) ● Create systems and procedures for all office operations and client relations ● Create a peer group or gain a mentor to encourage and guide you as you build your practice

As we are a small firm with only a select number of clients in any geographic area, we beat larger competitors in terms of both prices and results.

Goldstein & Russell, P.C. is a small firm with a unique focus on practice before the United States Supreme Court.

Depending on the firm's practice - type and market competition, it is not unusual to see some of the nation's smallest firms with significant six - figure investments.

After articling, Rosanna started a small firm with her husband and switched to a different practice area

Big Law with big business clients will tend to want business attire; smaller firms with different clientele may have different expectations.