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Legal cases need to be handled with utmost care. If you’re a lawyer, manage a legal department, or own a small law firm, you must be aware that the smallest of mistakes can cost you clients, and even a single missing piece of information can lead to a bad outcome for your law practice.

Dale Reardon enjoys going on adventures with his seeing-eye dog, Charlie, but the logistics of travel can be tricky when you have specific accessibility needs.

Robert Kingett wanted to buy an audiobook. He knew exactly which one, and he knew exactly where he wanted to buy it from: a specific “popular, indie bookstore.” The problem was a web accessibility issue; the bookstore’s website was difficult to navigate for visually impaired users.

Tondalaya Takapu, U.S. Air Force veteran, cybersecurity analyst, and business owner, is a problem solver with a no limits mindset. In 2018 when she noticed there weren’t any STEM resources for her children within driving distance, she took matters into her own hands.

Homie is a tech-based real estate company that uses its online platform to simplify home buying and selling. The company had just opened its newest office in Las Vegas three days before the shutdown started.

Remember dial-up? Connecting to the internet would prompt a flurry of whirrs, beeps, and buzzes that was oddly satisfying. Webpages would take several minutes (sometimes 20) to load, plenty of time to get a snack (or two). Sometimes, the page wouldn’t load at all, adding a layer of anticipation to the whole experience. And downloads were always a wild card.

When the pandemic moved most of us online for a majority of our days, service providers moved to meet clients where they were: At home on their computer or phone.

Megan O’Reilly had the kind of low-maintenance marketing tactics busy entrepreneurs envy. She co-founded Pitch Black Printing Co. in 2015 and feels “lucky” she and her business partner, Maurice Harold, were able to build a client base largely organically.

Doreen Saygeh decided to close her movie theater out of concern for the growing number of COVID-19 cases. Soon after, she had to figure out a way to bring in some revenue to pay the bills.