National Small Business Week

May 7, 2019 by Rebecca S. Stottlemyer

National Small Business Week

In 1963, the Small Business Association (SBA) established National Small Business Week. The purpose of this week is to highlight the impact of entrepreneurs and small business owners from all 50 states.

More than half of Americans either own or work for a small business. Advocate Capital is proud to support and encourage others to support National Small Business Week.

We also want to recognize that as attorneys, law firms are small businesses. Our clients recognize the value of not only justice for their clients but operating as a business so they can grow and continue to provide outstanding service to their clients and communities.

Here are a few suggestions for how you can celebrate National Small Business Week!

1. Share your story. Let people know why you have a small business and how the process has impacted you.

2. Say thank you to your clients. Remind those amazing clients why they chose you and should encourage those they know to do the same.

3. Support the SBA and learn more about their yearly initiatives.

Thank you to all of the small business owners across our nation for creating jobs, driving innovation and supporting other small businesses.

Rebecca Stottlemyer

Executive Client Manager

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About Rebecca S. Stottlemyer

Rebecca Stottlemyer, Executive Client Manager, joined Advocate Capital, Inc., as a Quality Assurance Analyst. Ms. Stottlemyer’s experience brings to her client management role at Advocate Capital, Inc. a blend of legal knowledge with a focus on customer satisfaction. She believes in the work that our clients do for their communities and clients. She values cultivating lasting positive relationships and assisting our clients with the best tools available to help them be even more successful in their practices and business goals.

* In most jurisdictions, a law firm can recover finance charges related to funding case expenses from case awards, but the compliance requirements can be too expensive to implement. Only Advocate Capital, Inc. has the proprietary AdvoTrac^® expense tracking system and service team that allows firms to easily comply with allocation and reporting requirements. So, for example, if a firm recovers at least 90% of its advanced case expenses, like most of our clients, the annual net cost of funds is very small-typically less than 1%. Contact us to discuss how our program can work for your firm. All loans are subject to credit approval, and terms and conditions may vary.

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