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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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Each person has 24 hours in a day. What you do with those 24 hours can determine the success or failure of your firm.

Actually, that’s not true. It’s what you bill for those hours that can determine the success…

Each person has 24 hours in a day. What you do with those 24 hours can determine the success or failure of your firm.

Actually, that’s not true. It’s what you bill for those hours that can determine the success…

As trends indicate, 2019 was the year to
really focus on a customer service oriented firm.  With the abundance of attorneys competing for
cases and the advent of more competition from online attorney referral
services, it’s more important than ever…

As trends indicate, 2019 was the year to
really focus on a customer service oriented firm.  With the abundance of attorneys competing for
cases and the advent of more competition from online attorney referral
services, it’s more important than ever…

One of the most common grounds for a
malpractice lawsuit against an attorney is in regard to negligence.  Negligence can commonly be grouped into two
categories:  The attorney ignores the client and
his or her case for extended periods of…

One of the most common grounds for a
malpractice lawsuit against an attorney is in regard to negligence.  Negligence can commonly be grouped into two
categories:  The attorney ignores the client and
his or her case for extended periods of…