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Project Management Tools for Attorneys

Attorney at Work

Project management tools can help lawyers with ongoing, chaotic, unpredictable workflows. Over the years, predictions have proliferated, with many anticipating that these product managers would come to replace project managers. An Accidental Project Manager. Project Management Tools.

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Work Your Litigation Cases Like a Project Manager

Paralegal Bootcamp

Paralegals can bring immense value to their firms when they adopt the mindset and habits of a project manager. Each case is, in fact, a project, with its own set of stakeholders, goals, and constraints. This aptly describes legal cases, as well. Get the Paralegal Boot Camp’s Project Management for Paralegals.

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Paralegal Case Management Tips

Paralegal Bootcamp

Most likely, you did not have a class on case management in your paralegal certificate program. Unless the law firm you work for only assigns one case at a time to you (and, let’s be honest, that is not going to happen), then you are going to have to juggle more than one case and keep all of them organized.

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Phased Out: Take Your Workflows to the Next Level with Stages

NCBA Law Practice Management Blog

In fact, creating and managing workflows is one of the most important things that you can do as a law firm owner. Many project management, case management and CRM systems now offer the ability to add phases or stages to processes. Segmenting jobs , in this fashion, has become increasingly popular for attorneys.

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Attorney Reveals Top 3 Must-Have Skills for Paralegals

Paralegal Bootcamp

I’m not really a managing partner because I don’t have partners. I’m a principal attorney, and the difference is that I own the whole thing. That means time management. Ownership of work Taking ownership of your work is being the information manager, the project manager.

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How Litigation Attorneys Manage & Review High Volumes of Electronic Evidence

CARET Legal

Firms dont need to rely on manual management and analysis of digital data. For litigation attorneys, this digital deluge offers both opportunities and challenges: a wealth of evidence at your fingertips, but an overwhelming amount to manage. Its like having a project manager built into your evidence management system.

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Time to Seek an Alternative Career?

The Estrin Report

You may have to leave the title attorney or legal professional behindor maybe not. Where is it written that you must always hold the title of attorney or legal professional? For example, consider a litigation attorney aiming to transition into marketing. It depends on how you approach it. I call it leveraging your career.