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firmTRAK publishes content focused on the intersection of business operations, regulatory changes, and economic policy, particularly as they affect small businesses and entrepreneurs. Topics include the impact of federal government policies such as the transition from paper checks to electronic payments, state-specific business regulations like Delaware's DBA rules, and broader economic issues including Federal Reserve policies and inflation. The blog also addresses technological disruptions, such as AI's potential effects on the labor market, and practical financial shifts impacting consumers and businesses. firmTRAK provides analysis and guidance on navigating compliance, financial management, and strategic planning in a changing regulatory and economic environment.

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A year ago we were at the ABA Techshow in Chicago with an idea and a dream.  Thanks to your votes, we are headed back as a finalist presenting our idea of becoming a worldwide leader in law firm reporting. …

A year ago we were at the ABA Techshow in Chicago with an idea and a dream.  Thanks to your votes, we are headed back as a finalist presenting our idea of becoming a worldwide leader in law firm reporting. …

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Profitability

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the
Occupational Outlook Handbook, the median salary of an attorney for 2018 was
$120,918.  This breaks down to a median
of $58.13 per hour.  The median salary for
2017…

Let’s Talk
Profitability

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the
Occupational Outlook Handbook, the median salary of an attorney for 2018 was
$120,918.  This breaks down to a median
of $58.13 per hour.  The median salary for
2017…

Introducing the FirmTRAK Productivity Panel on Profitability

A study by CBI Insights stated that 42% of businesses fail due to a lack of market.  Similarly, many law firms start down a path of low profitability due to not being able…

Introducing the FirmTRAK Productivity Panel on Profitability

A study by CBI Insights stated that 42% of businesses fail due to a lack of market.  Similarly, many law firms start down a path of low profitability due to not being able…