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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Is Ortiz and Associates proper grammar as a title for a starting company?
  

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Grammar doesn't really come into it. If you have decided that is the name for you then go ahead and register it as a company. The name of the company becomes a name so grammar is irrelevant.

— Dave Phillips

  • Grammar doesn't really come into it.
  • If you have decided that is the name for you then go ahead and register it as a company.
  • The name of the company becomes a name so grammar is irrelevant.
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Grammar doesn't really come into it. If you have decided that is the name for you then go ahead and register it as a company. The name of the company becomes a name so grammar is irrelevant.
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Ortiz and Associates sounds fine to me.

CJ
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