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Style In Practice

Contracts Should Prepare for Conflict

  A good contract is not written for the day everyone is smiling. It is written for the day payment is late, performance...
•September 2, 2026••No comments
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Administrative Separation Is Not Automatic

  An administrative separation packet can make a servicemember feel like the Army has already decided the outcome. The notice arrives with official...
•August 26, 2026••No comments
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Why Small Nonprofits Need Real Minutes

  A nonprofit board can make serious decisions in a room full of sincere people and still leave behind almost no usable record....
•August 19, 2026••No comments
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When Public Statements Become Litigation Strategy

Public statements can feel like an afterthought. A client is focused on the lawsuit, the demand letter, the board dispute, the contract fight,...
•August 12, 2026••No comments
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Why Handshake Deals Become Lawsuits

A handshake deal usually begins with trust. Two people know each other, believe in the same idea, share the same urgency, or want...
•August 5, 2026••No comments
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Harrison-Stein, PC is a Washington DC Law Firm Providing Outside General Counsel Services to Local Small Businesses and Nonprofit Organizations in the Community.

Style in Practice is our firm’s official blog. It provides clients with recent firm updates – as well as news, insights, and opinions on the most important legal, political, and social issues potentially impacting small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Washington DC and in the broader community. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed on this site belong solely to the author, and they do not necessarily represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the administration, government, or military or of any employer, client, organization, committee, or other group or individual.