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eFiling and pagination: How to stay within the rules
Habits of a lifetime are hard to break. One such habit in the legal profession has been to paginate certain prefatory sections of court filings
Habits of a lifetime are hard to break. One such habit in the legal profession has been to paginate certain prefatory sections of court filings
Receiving notification that your court filing has been rejected by the clerks can be seriously frustrating. In terms of time, cost, and risk to your
There’s a lot of information out there about how to protect yourself against cybercrime. It’s of varying degrees of quality, however. Much of it is
It’s generally accepted that good legal writing is concise writing. It’s not always easy, though. It’s especially difficult in the legal field, where simplicity can
Originally published December 15, 2015. Updated January 20, 2017. The internet is full of articles claiming to provide the secret to limitless personal productivity. If
Law firms are big targets for cyber criminals. The sheer volume of sensitive and confidential data held on law firm computers and servers makes them
There’s one big thing that’s killing our ability to focus and give our work the attention it requires: Digital distraction — the overwhelming bombardment of
As we begin the new year’s first full week of work, it’s the perfect time to look ahead and review what’s in store for 2017.
With more and more courts requiring that court documents to be filed electronically, most papers are being created, delivered, and read as PDFs. In order
It’s a near certainty that, no matter how hard you strive for your office to be paperless, you will find that you need to scan
I’m sure you’ve heard it before – sleep is absolutely key if you want to perform optimally at work. Get a solid seven hours, and
On January 1, 2017, a number of new eFiling rules will come into effect in the California state courts, further delineating how documents should be
The holiday season is one of the busiest times of the year — both at work and at home. Often that means that we struggle
Most people, legal professionals included, make up terrible passwords. We know this because, after major hacks of big name websites, details of the passwords used
Following a series of recently announced changes to the California Rules of Court you may soon need to change how you’re preparing documents to adhere
Optical character recognition, usually abbreviated to just OCR, is the process of converting image files containing letters and words (such as scans or photographs) into
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