WILSON DEBRA

WILSON DEBRA looks like another person-named company entry, the sort that often belongs to a sole proprietor, consultant, or very small practice. By our assessment, the useful thing about this format is direct attribution; the limit is that it gives almost no clue about the actual work. In use it feels spare and administrative rather than descriptive, which is fine for records and poor for quick public reading. Against larger branded companies it is less informative, but that is part of the trade-off of a personal-name structure. The score stays in the middle because there is simply not enough public substance here to justify more certainty.