In his post "A Basic Manual System to Organize Materials for Trial," lawyer Paul Luvera describes a step-by-step procedure for preparing for simple trial matters. He concludes, "This isn’t rocket science and certainly software management is probably superior to my procedure, but for simple cases it works for me." It's worth a read.
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Here's another helpful tip for organizing your case file from berkent.com.
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Posted by: Juliette Tai | February 17, 2010 at 11:09 AM