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This article was originally featured on VoyagePhoenix.

This is a guest post by Keri Norris, SVP of Legal and Regulatory Affairs and General Counsel for LegalShield, a legal services provider offering coverage plans and memberships to individuals and businesses. It was originally featured on smith.ai.

This is the second part of a guest post from Chad Otar, CEO of Excel Capital. You can read part one here.

This is a guest post from Chad Otar, CEO of Excel Capital

A successful business can set you up financially– for life, with some grit and a little luck.

This is a guest post from Christy Burke of Burke & Company, originally featured on Legal IT Insider.

This article was written by Stephanie Francis Ward and was originally featured on ABA Journal.

What will be a big legal trend for 2018? Mary E. Juetten is putting her hopes on legal technology improving access-to-justice problems.

This is a guest post from Charles Vethan of Vethan Law Firm.

This is a guest post from Jeremy Liddle of Capital Pitch

This is a guest post from Brette Sember that originally ran on the Avvo blog. 

Thes post was written by Mary Fetzer and originally ran on the Avvo blog. 

This is a guest blog from author Brette Sember.

This is a guest blog from John Boruvka of Iron Mountain's Intellectual Property Management unit, originally featured on the Iron Mountain blog. 

This is a guest blog from Bryan Brewer, Founder and CEO of Funding Quest, LLC and Creator of the Minimum Fundable Company Test.

This is a guest blog from Bennett Collen of Cognate.

This is a guest blog from Noory Bechor, CEO and co-founder of Lawgeex originally featured on the Evolve Law blog.

I’ve looked at start-ups from both sides now: initially as a lawyer for venture capitalists and other investors, and now as the CEO of my own legal-tech start-up.

This is a guest post from David A. Kalow, Counselor and Attorney at Law: IP Strategy.You can find him on LinkedIn here.

As a business owner, innovator, and someone looking to grow, you appreciate mistakes happen from time-to-time. It comes with the territory of pushing boundaries and doing what the vast majority don’t, but that isn’t to say you can’t transform even your biggest business mistake into your greatest success yet.

This is a guest blog from Anna Eschenburg of Fundbox.

This is a guest blog from Allen Taylor of Taylored Content.

This is a guest blog from Jules Miller of Hire an Esquire, originally featured on the Evolve Law blog.