- CPD Points: 1 [PM] [PS]
- Price: $77.00
- Area: Litigation; Workplace, Business and Career
- Delivered: November 2021
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- Recording
- Materials: Slides
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Description
Mr Colin McKenzie provides a general discussion and helpful guide to reducing paper handling in any solicitor's practice; how to manage the transition from paper-based operation to paperless operation; and the tools, tips and traps. Whilst Mr McKenzie presents this session into the Litigation Conference 2021 it is practical guide on going paperless for all legal practitioners.
Mr McKenzie, based on his own firm's experience, also provides reasons for adopting paperless operation, and the steps in transition planning. He shares his experience on choosing the appropriate software and hardware tools, apps and methods depending on the practice; and what to do about paper records that cannot be discarded
- CPD Points: 1 [PM] [PS]
- Price: $77.00
- Area: Litigation; Workplace, Business and Career
- Delivered: November 2021
Digital Content
- Recording
- Materials: Slides
To purchase login below
Description
Mr Colin McKenzie provides a general discussion and helpful guide to reducing paper handling in any solicitor's practice; how to manage the transition from paper-based operation to paperless operation; and the tools, tips and traps. Whilst Mr McKenzie presents this session into the Litigation Conference 2021 it is practical guide on going paperless for all legal practitioners.
Mr McKenzie, based on his own firm's experience, also provides reasons for adopting paperless operation, and the steps in transition planning. He shares his experience on choosing the appropriate software and hardware tools, apps and methods depending on the practice; and what to do about paper records that cannot be discarded
Colin McKenzie, Managing Director, McLean, McKenzie & Topfer
About the Presenter:
Mr Colin McKenzie, after a brief stint as a junior lawyer in Hobart, has lived on the North West Coast since 1986. He has practised in many different areas: in litigation, in the criminal jurisdiction and in various State and Federal civil courts and tribunals. More recently, his work as primarily been in personal injuries and workers compensation. He served for 10 years on the Guardianship Board of Tasmania as its Deputy President. He has also been a member of the Disciplinary Tribunal under the Legal Profession Act 2007, on the Workers Compensation Legislative Review Committee as the Society Delegate, and various voluntary not for profit boards.
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