検索キーワード： "Scott Adams" 政治学・社会科学

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Exploring all things cannabis. Discussions with industry professionals and people with stories to tell. We delve into cultivation and agronomy, business, legal frameworks, patient stories, genetics and many other hot topics.

There are 1.3 million lawyers in the United States. Most do not work in private practice. Of those who do, many want to have a thriving law business but don't know how. The space has become more competitive than ever. In the last five years alone, I have seen dozens upon dozens of lawyers going out on their own to try their hand at this game of law. As a law firm consultant, I have worked with many firms who are trying to carve out their own piece of the pie. The thing about law firm growth is that everyone has a different definition of success and what it means to own a successful law firm.

John Adams was one of his country's seminal Founding Fathers and one of its most experienced, distinguished diplomats and politicians. Few men in American history have a record anywhere near comparable, but one of them happened to be Adams's own son, John Quincy Adams. And yet, few Americans are familiar with him aside from the fact that he was his father's son and the sixth president of the United States.