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Dropbox for Lawyers User Guide

Dropbox is popular with lawyers. According to the ABA’s most-recent technology survey, 58% of lawyers use Dropbox, making it the most popular online file storage option among lawyers. Here is everything you need to know about Dropbox, from how to install it to securing your client files.

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How to sign a document on iPhones or iPads or edit PDF

You have received an email that includes a document that you have to sign, and you don’t have access to a computer or you are on the move. How will you sign it if there urgency? It’s quick and easy, and will take just a couple of minutes of your time. Let’s learn how to do this.

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Top tips for working in Excel Online

When your Excel Online worksheet is a crowd of data, changing the formatting of numbers and text can help make information stand out. Let’s look at three ways to make worksheets easier to read with formatting, and three ways to quickly add numbers. Note: Excel Online was formerly known as Excel Web App.

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Four Reasons You Need Legal Files Software

Legal Files Software enables you – the non-technical person with no programming ability – to create your own fields, make your own menus and windows, as well as standardize and speed up data entry using your own drop-down lists. You can even customize for different departments or different locations.

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Box For Lawyers User Guide

Box is an online file collaboration system where you can create, edit, and store documents, and it wants lawyers as users. Since 2013, it has courted the legal industry in response to Dropbox’s predominance. Here is what you need to know to use Box effectively.

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The Definitive Guide to Slack for Litigators

Would you like to spend less time in your inbox? How about communicating with your co-workers in realtime without needing to interrupt each other? If the answer to either question is yes, you should consider setting up a Slack account and inviting your team members to use it with you.

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Step by Step Guide for converting PDF to PowerPoint online for free

Use Investintech’s online PDF to PowerPoint service that converts your PDF documents into editable .pptx files. It is a free, web-based tool that has no limitation on the file size or number of conversions. Here is how to easily convert your PDFs in 3 easy steps:

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Work with word counts in your document

Watch this video to learn how to track the word count in your document as you work. And if you need to print your document, learn how to insert and update the word count in to the body of your document.

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Dictionary of eDiscovery: A Helpful Glossary of ESI Terminology

Given that eDiscovery is discovery, the terminology we use should be user-friendly for all litigators, not just geeks. In this post, we’ll break down some of the most forbidding eDiscovery terms and hopefully show that the concepts they refer to are pretty straightforward.

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FactBox - Case Organizing Software

FactBox is a cloud-based tool for collecting and organizing the facts and evidence in your cases. It’s a bit like Evernote or OneNote, but built specifically for lawyers, investigative journalists, and others who need to make sense of piles of facts and evidence.

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