How should small law firms organize client and case emails in Outlook?
Give each email a case, a next step, and an owner. Learn how a shared inbox can fit alongside your case-management system.
Read the full answerSimple answers to everyday questions about Outlook, clients, cases, files, and follow-ups.
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Give each email a case, a next step, and an owner. Learn how a shared inbox can fit alongside your case-management system.
Read the full answerSave messages and attachments with the right case. Keep sent replies too, and understand when an email file or PDF is useful.
Read the full answerSet up clear case folders, choose templates for different matters, and plan how your team will handle large files.
Read the full answerTrack one request until it is finished. Choose the next check date, avoid duplicate reminders, and hand work over when someone is away.
Read the full answerUse case numbers, confirmed conversations, and other clues to find the right matter. Ask for confirmation when the answer is unclear.
Read the full answerFind the case, understand the notice, and give the next action an owner. Move the right future hearing while keeping past appearances.
Read the full answerUse the right case files in Word and Copilot. Check access, sources, and proposed answers, then keep the next action assigned.
Read the full answerDifferent emails need different actions. Pick one to see an example.
Names, emails, and case numbers in these examples are made up.
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