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: Practical ParalegalismPractical Paralegalism's Recommended Reading This Week
By Lynne DeVenny
Happy Mother's Day! I hope your children showed their appreciation for the hard-working legal professional moms in their lives - or at least didn't announce at 5:00 p.m. today that they have a project worth 50% of their grade in Social Studies due tomorrow - that they've known about for weeks and haven't started.I blog for paralegals to share information they might find helpful for professional development - or a much needed laugh during a hectic week working with lawyers. Once a week (or every other week when the demands of a full-time job and teens supercede my best intentions) I share links to a half dozen or so articles focusing on legal news and humor, practice tips and technology.
Here's this week's list:
"6 Rules for Protecting Confidential Information" (Lawyerist) ~ Essential ethical rules to live by.
"5 Simple Tools for a Paperless Office" (Mashable) ~ I've researched the benefits of going paperless, now let's talk about how to make it happen.
"Useful (and free) Office resources from Microsoft" (Compujurist) ~ Need to brush up on your MS skills? There's no better time than now, and you can't beat the price.
"Work Smarter, Go Home Sooner" (The Last Word) ~ Once you've experienced the joys of a second monitor, your life will never be the same.
"10 Must Have iPhone Apps for Lawyers" (The MacLawyer) ~ What's your favorite smartphone app for work?
"One for You, One for Me" (Paralegalese) ~ Another insightful post from Tennessee paralegal Melissa Hinote, this time discussing the power of delegation.
"The Case of the $18,000 Phone Bill" (WSJ Law Blog) ~ Once I yelled at my teen for running up an extra $64 in texting overages. Honey, I sincerely apologize. It was a mere pittance compared to this - even though I made you pay me back.
Favorite Practical Paralegalism post from this time last year ~ "Why Pipl.com Didn't 'Scare My Pants Off'"
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Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on May 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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