A firm is...

The term "firm" can refer to an economic organization or to well-known works of popular culture.

In economics and law, a firm is a business entity (organization) that uses resources to produce goods or provide services for profit.

Types of firms:

Sole proprietorship: the owner is a single person (similar to an individual entrepreneur in the Russian Federation).

Partnership: an association of two or more persons for a joint business.

Corporation: a legal entity uniting multiple participants.

Trade name: the legally binding name of a commercial organization under which it conducts business.

In literature and film

The following popular works are known under the title "The Firm":

Novel: John Grisham's legal thriller (1991) about a young lawyer who finds himself in a law firm with ties to the mafia.

Films:

1993: A film adaptation of Grisham's novel, starring Tom Cruise. Directed by Sydney Pollack.

1988: A British television film directed by Alan Clarke about football-related violence and hooligans.

2009: A remake of the 1988 film directed by Nick Love.

TV Series (2012): Continuation of Mitch McDeery's story from Grisham's novel, set 10 years after the main events.

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