Using Checklists in your Law Practice is the title of my Lawyers USA column that was just posted to the Web. I'm sure everyone reading this uses checklists in many different ways. But I hope my column on this very important topic will give you some new ideas. One idea that I recommend to every
Time Management
Five Best Personal Project Management Tools
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A phrase that is being used a lot these days is Legal Project Management. I think we are going to hear much more about this concept in the next year or two. Examining the component parts of legal projects is not something many firms have done exhaustively, mainly because the team is focusing on getting the…
Where does all your time go?
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So many things to do, so little time. For a profession with a long tradition of recording time task-by-task as the day goes on, we still seem to lose time during the workday. Every lawyer has had the experience of working hard all day and noticing completed time sheets total far less than hours worked.…
It’s about Time! Websites dealing with time.
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In our Sites for Sore Eyes column this month, Courtney Kennaday and I cover Websites having to do with time. We hope you can make time to read it. *rimshot* But seriously, folks, there are times you need to know how to determine the time anywhere. Now you can.
Just Too Busy
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Here are a few words of wisdom on "Why Are We So Busy?" by Robert Harris. These points are very brief so you do have time to read them.
Do you have the time?
By Jim Calloway on
My feature article in the August 13, 2005 Oklahoma Bar Journal was "Do You Have the Time? A Few Thoughts About Time Management for Attorneys." It was inspired in part by a great program on time management given by Tahlequah, OK attorney Tery DeShong at our Oklahoma Bar Solo and Small Firm Conference. Tery’s much…