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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Top 5 Questions and Answers About Debt & Bankruptcy Presented During LawChamps' May Meet-Up

Monzerrath Ortiz | 17 March, 2021

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, LawChamps began hosting monthly virtual Legal Meet-Ups to help people get advice from real lawyers on pressing legal topics. The Mee...

What New York Parents Should Know About Co-Parenting Du...

Jennifer Stralka | 17 March, 2021

During the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, many divorced families report significant challenges to the stability of their co-parenting arrangements due to the st...

What Factors Will Impact My Personal Injury Claim Payou...

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 17 March, 2021

Between the ages of one and 44, Americans are more likely to pass away from violence or injuries than any other cause. That means at least one American suffers a fatal ac...

Review these Key Components of a Franchise Agreement Be...

Sona Sulakian | 17 March, 2021

While minorities lag in other business groups, over 30% of franchise businesses were owned by minorities and 30% by women in 2012, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. &...

Are Courts in Arizona, Florida and California Open?

Frankie Grijalva | 16 March, 2021

Arizona, California, and Florida have seen a massive uptick in Coronavirus cases over the last few weeks. That has, of course, affected the hours of operation, a...

Dognapping 101: What Are Your Legal Options If Your Pet...

Patty Lamberti | 16 March, 2021

Earlier today, Lady Gaga's two dogs were kidnapped. The incident is nothing to snicker about. Her dog walker was shot four times. The event also hig...

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