Law firms and organizations struggle with the idea of going paperless and for many, it seems little more than a myth. But there are some simple steps you can take to end your paper affair and stop having to constantly manage piles of paper at the office.
Get the secrets from firms who are embracing the electronic document age and enjoying a number of benefits, including cost savings. You'll walk away from this with webinar the real cost benefits of going paperless, and steps you can take to dramatically reduce, if not eliminate paper.
Title:
Best Practices for Paperless & Cost-Saving Protocols
When/Where:
Thursday, Aug 2, 2012
2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PST
Webinar
Speakers:
- Gerard Chapman, Founder, Chapman Law Firm
- Paul Zulkie, Managing Principal, Zulkie Partners, LLP
- Moderators: Ann Cun, Counsel, LawLogix Group Inc, and Dan Siciliano, Faculty Director of the Rock Center for Corporate Governance, Stanford Law School.
Lawlogix.com
CLE Credit:
Approved for 1 credit in TN, TX, IL, CA, NC
Other states: Attendees may also apply independently for CLE credit
More:
http://go.lawlogix.com/webinar_registration.html
I was not a bit happy to discover that, after having spent an hour online taking this course, that I was in fact not eligible to receive credit for taking it because I watched it after the initial broadcast date. Why in the world would this posting represent that it was approved for credit when in fact it was not? There is nothing written that I could see that would have clued me in to the idea that I could not register for, take and receive credit for this broadcast only on August 2.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous 12:37 - I'm sorry this did not meet your needs.
ReplyDeleteThe event was eligible for credit as listed. The issue as you state it is that you can view the recording after the date listed; I was unaware that you can do that. As you state, there's nothing on the provider's webpage that says you can view this after that date and nothing that talks about whether the recording is eligible for credit.
Some states allow for credit from recordings and others don't. What state is relevant to you?