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Natural Disaster Aftermath and Recovery Resources for Lawyers
Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida on Thursday, September 26 and made its way up through Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee. Winds and rain stretched from its primary path into surrounding areas. The path and destruction of this storm is immense and devastating. Following are resources for lawyers affected by the storm in the aftermath and then resources…
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Putting the Cart Before the Horse: Don’t Launch a Social Media Campaign Without These Website Cleanup Tips
Launching a social media campaign without first ensuring your website is in top shape is like putting the cart before the horse. Imagine driving traffic to a site that’s slow, cluttered, or outdated—it’s a surefire way to lose potential clients before they even get a chance to see what you have to offer. Before you hit that “post” button, take…
Unlocking the Power of the View Tab in Microsoft Word
Legal pros understand the importance of efficiently managing long and intricate documents. Yet, many Word users may not have fully explored the myriad of tools available in the View tab of the Microsoft Word ribbon. This often-overlooked section is a treasure trove of features designed to enhance your document navigation and review experience. From adjusting your document’s layout to using…
The Little Things: Connect Your PC to Your Phone
Many lawyers keep their smartphones on their desks alongside their computers. Without your phone handy, you might need to retrieve it for two-factor authentication codes, to answer text messages from home, or to take calls. Did you know that if you’re using Windows 11, you can link your Android or iPhone to your computer? This allows you to access calls,…
Tips for Bar Leaders (and Lawyers and Legal Pros) 2024
At the recent 2024-5 NCBA/F Leadership Orientation, CPM Director Catherine Sanders Reach shared some tips for productivity and efficiency for busy lawyers and bar volunteers. Add Your Volunteer Activities in the Right Place There are lots of Profile Sections to add to your LinkedIn profile. The primary ones include Education and Experience. Many lawyers put their bar associations and professional…
Making a How To Guide as Simple as 1, 2, 3
Do you need to show a client, support staff, or another lawyer how to do something, provide instructions, or educate them? The tools to record a quick video or create a step by step guide are well within your reach. In fact, you probably already have some in your toolbox. What are simple, low cost ways to create tutorials, manuals,…
Zoom Workplace: New Branding, New Features
Zoom is now called Zoom Workplace. The name change reflects the added features that provide far more than a mere video conferencing platform. Zoom Workplace includes collaborative whiteboards, team chat, email and calendar applications, meeting scheduling and appointment booking, share notes, a word processor, video recording, a scheduler, and the AI companion. Many of these tools are available in the…
Screen Clipping Options for the Savvy Lawyer
Taking a screenshot on your computer or smartphone comes in handy for many reasons. You might be capturing a website or text message for discovery or preservation. You might want to share an image along with text with a client. You might be putting together instructions on how to do something in your office. Or capture an error message to…
Screen Clipping Options for the Savvy Lawyer
Taking a screenshot on your computer or smartphone comes in handy for many reasons. You might be capturing a website or text message for discovery or preservation. You might want to share an image along with text with a client. You might be putting together instructions on how to do something in your office. Or capture an error message to…