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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How to Talk to Your Employer About Co-Workers Who Aren�...

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 30 August, 2021

In January of 2021, the pandemic had already been raging on for months. As citizens debated the safety of going back to work, some flat out refused. To be exact, one in t...

Our CEO Speaks This Saturday About Entrepreneurship

LawChamps | 27 August, 2021

Are you a Black entrepreneur? Then you may want to check out a seminar being held this Sunday at 8 a.m. The teaching session is being hosted by the Black Women Ma...

Cities in California that are Extending the Eviction Mo...

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 24 August, 2021

According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, about 76.5% of apartment dwellers paid some or all of their rent in July. That statistic is encouraging considering...

Prenups in California: What You Need to Know

Susan R. Miller | 18 August, 2021

Every time we read about a celebrity divorce, it seems that we learn some juicy information about their prenuptial agreement. From cold, hard cash and multimillion-dollar...

Where To Find Rent Relief in Texas

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 05 August, 2021

According to leading social scientists, states that had stronger and more significant COVID rules ended up with better health and economic outcomes. While that’s...

I signed a contract on a house. Now I don't want it. Ca...

Susan R. Miller | 04 August, 2021

The residential real estate market has been hot, hot, hot! And the pandemic has made it even hotter. Homebuyers have been engaging in bidding wars and in some cases purch...

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