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Niraj Ranjan Rout - June 18, 2022One of the first things you need when you open a new law practice is a mailing address. If you’re a solo practitioner, you may be working out of your house, but you may not want your clients or potential clients knowing where you live. You may ...
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Roy S. Ginsburg - May 21, 2022Nothing But the Ruth! | This may be naive, but shouldn't the purpose of continuing legal education be to make us better lawyers?
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