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Looking Back at 2019

Posted on 12/30/2019 by beverlym
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Looking back at 2019 we covered a lot of ground. From posts on your career and well-being to eCourt, court procedures, finances, security, technology, and more. Here’s the recap:

Career

  • Learning the Business of Being a Lawyer
  • Why Law School is More Than an Investment in the Law
  • Why You Should Set up a Rural Practice
  • Why Young Lawyers Should Go Solo

eCourt and Court Procedures

  • Capture Text Messages for Use in Court
  • Filing Fees and Other News
  • Phishing Scam Hits OJD Users
  • NextGen CM/ECF for Federal Courts
  • Proposed 2019 UTCRs

Finances

  • Abandoned Funds: Trust Account Dilemmas
  • Client Bills Should Tell a Story
  • Getting Paid
  • June is the Time to Identify Abandoned Funds
  • Quick Tip: Who Gets the Money?
  • Remote Deposit Capture for Law Firms
  • Tiplet: Bank Holds on IOLTA Deposits

Security

  • A Scam in Time for Christmas
  • Astonishing Admission from Amazon About Your Data
  • Cybercrime: An Ongoing Threat to Law Firms
  • Ethics of Disaster Recovery and Data Breaches
  • Imposter Fraud
  • Phishing Scam Hits OJD Users

Technology

  • 4 Easy Steps to Page Numbering in Word
  • 10 Products, Platforms, and Services for Lawyers
  • 20 Apps for Lawyers
  • 21 Key Takeaways of Electronic Storage
  • 2019 ABA TECHSHOW Tips
  • AI and Law Firms
  • Automate Something – Anything!
  • Capture Text Messages for Use in Court
  • Legal Trends
  • Texting Services for Law Firms

Well-Being

  • Coping with Holiday Stress
  • Law Student Mental Health
  • National Survey of Judges Released
  • Practical Time Management
  • Six Steps to Reduce Stress
  • Stress in Life and the Law
  • Well-being Template for Legal Employers
  • You Can Take a Vacation

Workflow and Office Systems

  • Organize with OHIO
  • Regain Control in 2019
  • Virtual Mailbox Services

Odds & Ends

  • Access to Justice
  • How to Terminate an Employee the Right Way
  • Should MCLE Requirements Follow Emerging Trends?
  • Quadripartite Relationships
  • When Former Client Conflicts are Disqualifying

Happy (almost) New Year’s Eve and Happy New Year!

All Rights Reserved 2019 Beverly Michaelis

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The Year in Review

Posted on 12/31/2018 by beverlym
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Our “year in review” actually began two weeks ago when we focused on lawyer well-being. A worthy topic indeed! As I said then: everyone needs a pressure relief valve. Maybe yours is learning how to say no, deploying strategies to take back your schedule, or finding time to get away from the office for a while. 

Today I present a more traditional “year in review” list touching on eCourt, eService, finances, technology, workflow, and more. Happy new year’s eve and happy new year!

eCourt and eService

  • Asked and answered: Oregon eService questions
  • Revisiting eFiling tips
  • The case for Oregon eService
  • Tiplet: proposed judgments and orders

Finances

  • Billing practices and lawyer compensation
  • Credit card surcharges revisited
  • Get your fee agreements here!
  • Time to begin year-end tax work

Technology, Data Security, and Workflow

  • Bidding Adieu to TECHSHOW
  • Collaboration tools in Microsoft Word
  • Don’t copy and paste
  • Focus on security – more from the 2018 ABA TECHSHOW
  • Obstacles to improving workflow
  • See the data Apple has collected on you
  • The best of 60 in 60 from the 2018 ABA TECHSHOW
  • The best password generators for the new year
  • Tiplet: Anti-virus software and assistive technology
  • Tiplet: Using your iPhone as a magnifier

Odds & Ends

  • 2018 CLEs – best practices for eService, workflow, trust accounting and beyond
  • Are you an effective negotiator?
  • Commit to your goals to achieve marketing results
  • Digital file retention
  • Engagement letters are your friend
  • Legal news: Mandatory liability coverage in Washington / free access to PACER
  • Mastering motions to compel
  • Nonlawyer ownership of law firms
  • Starting your own for-profit referral service
  • Using contract lawyers
  • When opposing counsel doesn’t respond

All Rights Reserved 2018 Beverly Michaelis

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