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November 18, 2024 Edition

Focus on Law

Rewriting the rulebook: Law-related business ventures are taking off in Maine

Renee Cordes

New businesses range from niche practices to disruptive technology startups. One example is Brief, a platform that guides users through contracts without initial need for an attorney.

Focus on Law

Focus on Law
Flexibility, client connections are common themes in law office build-outs

Laurie Schreiber
Focus on Law

Focus on Law
Maine law firms are looking to a new generation of managing partners

Alexis Wells
Focus on Law

Focus on Law
A Maine program offers lawyers helping lawyers with life's challenges

Laurie Schreiber
On the Record: For Adam Goldberg, leading the Maine Mariners hockey team is a year-round labor of love

Renee Cordes

Building Business

Building Business
Building Business: Opechee tackles another hotel project, this time in Scarborough

Peter Van Allen

Opechee Construction is teaming up with Maine Course Hospitality Group on the development of an extended-stay hotel in Scarborough.
Ask ACE

Ask ACE
Ask ACE: We haven’t rejected remote work, but are losing company culture. What do you suggest?

Holly Smevog, HMS Career Coaching

With so many workplaces offering remote options, ACE offers advice on how to improve office culture and employee engagement.
A Look Back: Cities take a ‘u-turn’ on one-way thinking

Peter Van Allen

We look back to 2019, when Mainebiz reported on two cities that put the brakes on one-way street patterns in their downtowns.
Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor
From the Editor: Maine law firms are making a practice of staying active

Peter Van Allen

Between changes in managing partners and new office spaces, it's been a particularly active year for law firms in Maine.
In Short

In Short
Newsworthy people and performances for Nov. 18, 2024

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses, nonprofits, professional services firms and health care institutions in Maine.

Today's Poll

Poll Description

A Mainebiz Ask Ace columnist said internships could provide a pipeline for future talent and offer affordable ways to tackle projects.

Now is the time when a lot of the internships are being set up.

132 Votes
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Rewriting the rulebook: Law-related business ventures are taking off in Maine

Flexibility, client connections are common themes in law office build-outs

Maine law firms are looking to a new generation of managing partners

A Maine program offers lawyers helping lawyers with life's challenges

On the Record: For Adam Goldberg, leading the Maine Mariners hockey team is a year-round labor of love

Building Business: Opechee tackles another hotel project, this time in Scarborough

Ask ACE: We haven’t rejected remote work, but are losing company culture. What do you suggest?

A Look Back: Cities take a ‘u-turn’ on one-way thinking

From the Editor: Maine law firms are making a practice of staying active