Advocate Capital Volunteers With Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
Summer is a tough time for families struggling with food insecurity. Many children and families rely on meals at school, so when school lets out for summer, many children lose access to free breakfasts and lunches. Advocate Capital's associates recently volunteered at Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee by sorting, quality checking, and...
Navigating the Application Process for Case Expense Funding with Advocate Capital
At Advocate Capital, we understand the financial challenges contingency fee law firms face, especially when advancing case expenses out of pocket. Our case expense funding solution helps firms preserve their capital, grow their practice, and ultimately serve more clients in pursuit of justice. But we’re more than just a funding source; we’re a long-term p...
How to Build a Strong Online Reputation for Your Law Firm
In today's digital world, your law firm's reputation often starts online. Before a potential client calls your office or fills out a contact form, they're reading your reviews, checking your website, and researching your credibility online. Here's how to cultivate a strong, trustworthy online reputation that supports your firm's growth.
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ABA Clarifies Limits on Peremptory Challenges in Jury Selection
The American Bar Association’s Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility recently issued Formal Opinion 517, offering important guidance on how lawyers must ethically exercise peremptory challenges during jury selection.
The opinion affirms that “a lawyer who knows or reasonably should know that the lawyer’s exercise of peremptory chall...
Surviving Ohio State: Public Justice Fights for Accountability and Change
At Advocate Capital, we support Public Justice and their courageous work to expose systemic abuse and fight for survivors. Their ongoing efforts in the Ohio State University sexual abuse case demonstrate the importance of legal advocacy in uncovering the truth and demanding justice, even when institutions resist accountability.
A Story That Demands to Be...
Team Connection and Fun at Our Midyear Meeting
At Advocate Capital, we recently held our 2025 midyear meeting over Zoom, and it was one to remember! Before the meeting, each team member received a mystery box with strict instructions: no peeking until the meeting. When we all opened our boxes together, we were excited to find a collection of awesome Advocate Capital swag featuring our new tagline, Emp...
Upcoming Webinar: Women in Trial Law with Katie Bertram
Advocate Capital is pleased to announce an upcoming webinar hosted by Advocate Capital President and Director of Associate and Client Experience Donna Jones, featuring renowned trial attorney and firm founder Catherine D. “Katie” Bertram. As more women enter trial law, questions around leadership, growth, and equity are more relevant than ever.
Join us on...
Headed to San Francisco for the AAJ Conference!
Are you attending the American Association for Justice Summer Convention this weekend?
Paul Myers, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, Donna Jones, President and Director of Associate & Client Experience, Tina Burns, Vice President of Marketing, and Jeff Glueck, Vice President of Strategic Solutions, will be heading to San Francisco, CA. Our t...
Public Justice Fights for Safe, Equitable Schools in Doe v. St. Anselm’s Abbey School
Public Justice’s latest case, Doe v. St. Anselm’s Abbey School, highlights the urgent need to protect students from discrimination and abuse in educational environments.
According to Public Justice, a sixth-grade student known as “John Doe” faced relentless bullying at St. Anselm’s Abbey School, a private Catholic school in Washington, D.C. For an entire...
Meet Advocate Capital Client Stephen Stewart
Donna Jones, President and Director of Associate & Client Experience at Advocate Capital, talks to Stephen Stewart about his experience with Advocate Capital and shares a case where Advocate Capital helped him get the best result for his client.
To contact Stephen, visit his website www.thestewartlawfirm.net or call 512-326-3200.
