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Attorneys' Guide: How to Overcome Hesitation in Delegating Key Tasks to Paralegal
A recent survey by the American Bar Association found that 68% of attorneys have trouble delegating important work to support staff. This stubborn mindset will ultimately: Stunt potential growth, Lead to burnout, Reduce efficiency. Here are strategies attorneys can use to feel more comfortable delegating critical tasks.
10 Time-Saving Tips (from Paralegals) to Transform Your Law Practice
Our top 10 time-saving tips (written by paralegals FOR attorneys): Leverage Software, Outsource Non-Essential Tasks, Automate Recurring Tasks…
From Chaos to Clarity: A Paralegal's Guide to Harnessing the Power of Trial Notebooks in Litigation
The Role of Trial Notebooks in Legal Practice
If you've ever prepped for a trial, you know how time-consuming it can be. That's why having the proper materials at your disposal is crucial for your entire legal team. Today, we're lifting the veil on a vital tool for any attorney entering the courtroom: the trial notebook. Come along as we delve into what makes a trial notebook indispensable and discover the essential materials you'll need to craft your own.
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Weigel's Family Christmas-2021 Edition
For those of you that are not local to Knoxville, Weigel’s is a local gas station with locations all over Knox County, Tennessee.
Mr. Weigel served on the board at the Salvation Army for over 40 years. He and his two children started the Weigel’s Family Christmas in December 1999. This program is all about GIVING BACK! It enables children in need to have an exciting Christmas experience; when sometimes their families can’t afford gifts, a meal or even sometimes just providing attention that the kids need.