5 Things to Do Before February 1st If You Own a Law Firm

Carrie Pallardy

16 December, 2021

Attracting new clients and increasing revenue are important targets for many law practices, but it takes a focused strategy to meet those goals. What 2022 resolutions can help your law practice grow? 1. Hone your hiring strategy. People are an essential ele...

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Criminal vs. Civil Cases: What's the Difference?

Michelle Patrick | 08 July, 2021

We all watch television shows, or hear stories on the news, about people or corporations being “sued.” Many people believe that suing someone is always necess...

How a Lawyer Can Help You Deal with a Difficult Home Se...

Carrie Pallardy | 07 July, 2021

If you are on the hunt for a home, you have probably heard that it is a seller’s market this year. The number of homes for sale is lower than it has been in recent ...

What Happens to Your Possessions When You’re Evicted?

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 06 July, 2021

It’s estimated that about 30 million Americans would face immediate eviction proceedings if the temporary federal halt on evictions were to get lifted. That&rsqu...

Rent Relief Guide

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 30 June, 2021

Throughout the pandemic, millions of Americans struggled to afford rent. Now that we’re a year and a few months into the pandemic, millions are relying on federal l...

Fireworks Injuries: Who's to Blame when Someone Gets Hu...

Michelle Patrick | 29 June, 2021

It's firework season. The United States Consumer Protection Safety Commission (CPSC), the agency responsible for gathering firework accident statistic, estimates t...

What Kinds of Liability Issues Come with Owning a Pool?

Carrie Pallardy | 28 June, 2021

Cooling off in a pool during the heat of summertime is one of the season’s greatest pleasures. For many people, the idea of being able to take a dip right in their ...

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