Sure, keep your Post-It notes and legal pads, your expensive pens and marble paperweights. But when it comes to the important stuff — client files, court filings, memos and the like — your firm should be paperless.
Going paperless makes it easier to maintain and organize your records, share information between members of your firm, and, frankly, it just makes it much easier to work in today’s always-connected environment. Here are seven of FindLaw’s best “how to go paperless” posts to help you out.
