Lilys McCoy talks about why it's important to maximize the technology you already use.
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Lilys D. McCoy is the director of the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Center for Solo Practitioners and the...
At Galente Law, APC, Renée N. Galente offers robust representation to clients throughout the San Diego region, with offices...
Most lawyers use popular software like Microsoft Word and Excel, but few take advantage of everything these programs have to offer. In this On The Road report from the The San Diego County Bar Association (SDCBA), host Renee Stackhouse talks to Lilys McCoy the importance of maximizing the technology you already use. They talk about how using shortcuts with commonly used software could save lawyers a significant amount of time and where lawyers can go to learn these shortcuts.
Lilys McCoy is vice president of the San Diego County Bar Association Board of Directors and is the director of the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Center for Solo Practitioners.
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| Published: | September 13, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Technology |
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