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Overwhelmed? Here’s How to Dig Out When There’s Too Much to Do

Attorney at Work

I’m not an office organization guru or project management pro (for help with that, check in with Andrea Cannavina on controlling chaos and Karen Dunn Skinner and David Skinner ). Create a master list: Check your calendar. What’s left is a list of projects and tasks you must get done, or start, in short order.

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Apps, Services, and Software for Working Remotely

Blumberg

Polling – Use apps like GoSurvey, Survey Monkey, or Zoho Survey to get testimonials from clients and engage team members in decision making. Project Management – Use project management apps like Liquid Projects, Teamwork, or Zoho Projects to assign responsibility, schedule tasks, and track status.

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Six Tips for Keeping Your Solo Legal Practice Organized

Rocket Matter

Invest in universal access If we’re honest, the ability to work from anywhere plays a significant role in many attorneys’ decisions to open a solo firm. While cloud-based computing programs like Outlook and Google Drive make working from home or the beach easier for everyone, they aren’t designed for law firms.

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LTRC Roundtable Discussion: Personal Knowledge Management

LawTechnologyToday

Dennis Kennedy and I also use Teams to facilitate our podcast and bookwriting efforts, and we used Teams to write the latest edition of our book, The Lawyer’s Guide to Collaboration Tools and Technologies, Work from Home Edition.” DS : I rarely use collaborative tools for significant drafting work.