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Ruth Carter - December 28, 2024Ruth Carter | As more states are allowing law firms to use trade names, you may be considering rebranding your firm.
Ruth Carter - December 20, 2024Ruth Carter | If you have a law firm in the U.S. with fewer than 20 full-time employees, you need to file a Beneficial Owners Information Report with FinCEN.
Ruth Carter - November 6, 2024Ruth Carter | Lawyers are no longer tied to hourly rates when billing clients. What are the alternatives?
Ruth Carter - October 26, 2024Ruth Carter wants you to read these four books before opening a law firm — and she shares two top 10 lists from lawyers around the web. Jay Foonberg’s “How to Start and Build a Law Practice” has long been the go-to book that many ...
Ruth Carter - October 3, 2024Law offices should celebrate non-traditional holidays that fit their culture, rather than feel obligated to celebrate in traditional ways.
Ruth Carter - September 30, 2024Whether dealing with opposing counsel, a colleague or any other professional, lawyers should always apply Wheaton’s law.
Ruth Carter - July 17, 2024Ruth Carter | If you have limited resources for marketing, invest in your blog.
Ruth Carter - June 24, 2024Nothing But the Ruth! | Cory Chalmers from A&E's "Hoarders" has tips to help overcome clutter in the office.
Ruth Carter - May 12, 2024Ruth Carter | If you limit your inputs, your stress will reduce. Here are tips and tricks to simplify your to-dos to work more efficiently and have a calmer mind.
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