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1. www.clio.com › blog › how-to-name-a-law-firmHow to Name a Law Firm (with Examples!) - Clio

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   May 27, 2024 · Consider adding “law” or “legal” to your firm’s public name. This shows right away that you’re a law firm instead of an accounting or consulting firm. 4. Indicate your firm size. You could add “Group,” “Firm,” or “and Associates” after your law firm’s name, depending on what type of firm you are.

2. lawrank.com › choosing-a-law-firm-nameThe Complete Guide to Choosing a Law Firm Name - LawRank

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   Oct 9, 2024 · Traditional Names. Traditionally, law firms have been named after founders or partners in the business. We’ve all seen a thousand of these names – “Smith and Associates”, “Williams, Williams, and Blake”, and so on. As the firm grows and more partners get added, their names may get added to the end of the existing firm name.

3. lawfirmbasics.com › law-firm-naming-rulesLaw Firm Naming Rules And Conventions: Law Firm Launchpad

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   Firm Names For Multi-Partner Practices. If you’re starting a law firm that has two or more partners, the most common naming convention is to list each partner’s last name (i.e. Lincoln & Roosevelt LLP). But be aware that the ABA Model Rules prohibit you from listing the name of: a non-lawyer. a lawyer not associated with the firm.

4. falconlawyers.ca › lso-requirements-namingUnderstanding LSO Requirements for Naming Your Professional ...

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   Oct 22, 2024 · Key LSO Requirements for Naming a Professional Corporation in Ontario. The Law Society of Ontario has several rules and guidelines that govern the naming of professional corporations. Below are the key requirements that lawyers must follow when selecting a name for their law firm. 1. Use of “Professional Corporation” or Abbreviation “P.C.”.

5. www.lawtimesnews.com › resources › practiceIt’s all in the name for firms | Law Times - lawtimesnews.com

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   Mar 25, 2019 · SBMB Law, a firm in Richmond Hill, Ont., recently changed its name to Blackburn Lawyers. Its website says on the main page, “we are the same people and the same law firm, just with a new name.”. “We felt it was getting hard for people to remember. Even people who knew us were asking why we had initials,” says Ron Bohm, a senior partner ...

6. www.runsensible.com › blog › best-name-for-your-law-firmChoosing the Best Name for Your Law Firm - RunSensible

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   Oct 7, 2024 · Choosing the right name for your law firm is a crucial decision that requires careful consideration of legal compliance, branding potential, and long-term growth. A well-chosen name can enhance your firm’s identity, create a lasting impression with clients, and significantly boost your online visibility.

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   Why do lawyers have a name?

   • “We had some sentimental attachment to the name, but more importantly, the name was easy to remember and evocative of trust, respect and integrity — all the things we thought our law firm was about,” Giacomelli says. Ryan Edmonds says lawyers that are starting firms should consider building the name of the type of law they practise into the firm.

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   What are the law firm naming rules?

   • The American Bar Association’s (ABA) Model Rule of Professional Conduct Rule 7.5 originally outlined the law firm naming rules you need to follow (The rule was deleted in 2018, but exists as enacted in many state implementations of law firm naming conventions):

   How to Name a Law Firm (with Examples!) - Clio

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   How do you name a law firm if you have two partners?

   • Firm Names For Multi-Partner Practices If you’re starting a law firm that has two or more partners, the most common naming convention is to list each partner’s last name (i.e. Lincoln & Roosevelt LLP). But be aware that the ABA Model Rules prohibit you from listing the name of:

   Law Firm Naming Rules And Conventions: Law Firm Launchpad

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   How do you name a law firm?

   • The top law firm names comply with ABA and state bar association rules, fit with your firm's brand, and aren’t misleading to your audience in any way. Try to create one that’s professional, memorable, and that ultimately showcases your expertise. There are two approaches to naming law firms—traditional and trade.

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   Does a law firm name constitute legal advice?

   • It does not constitute legal, business, or accounting advice. We published this blog post in October 2020. Last updated: May 27, 2024. In this piece, we cover how to choose a law firm name, including tips and law firm name examples to help get you started.

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   Should you put your name in a lawyer's name?

   • “If I just used my name in the title, it would not convey the services I offer,” Edmonds says. For other lawyers just starting firms, he says, consideration should be given to building into the name the type of law they practise.

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8. documents.nycbar.org › files › LawFirmNames-PatrickLaw Firm Names - New York City Bar Association

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   The term “trade name” is not defined by the RPC, but in this context a trade name is generally understood to mean “a name that does not include the name of any lawyer currently or formerly practicing in the firm.”3 The amended Rule 7.5 also prohibits the use of a domain name that is false, deceptive or