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Imagine this: According to Cleveland.com, a single lawyer can use up to a staggering 100,000 sheets of paper per year, or “enough paper laid end-to-end to wrap around the U.S. Supreme Court Building 66 times.” It’s to no surprise, then, that an efficient organizational system is vital to the success of any law firm.This is where legal index tabs come into play. Side tabs in particular can be a law firm’s best friend in organizing important court documents, but there are several important s …

Did you know that some companies spend almost $2,000 per employee annually on office supplies? For a law office, this number certainly could be higher with so many different kinds of specialty items used on a daily basis.The real question is, how do you know whether you’re purchasing the best supplies and spending on the items you truly need?To guide you with navigating the office supplies world and figuring out your law firm’s supplies needs, we have created the ultimate law office suppli …

Are you looking for helpful tips on using number dividers to get organized? Then look no further! Here are everyday, practical pointers for getting the most mileage out of your number tabs.1. Decide on Your Numbered Tab NeedsDepending upon the nature of your workplace and desired organizational goals, you may need many tabs or just a few. You may even need multiple sets of the same number tabs in the event you're preparing duplicate documents, files, or binders. And then there are the quest …

Death is an inevitable part of life, but it’s also something that many people fear. In fact, according to a recent Statista poll, 42% of Americans are “somewhat afraid” or “very afraid” of death. It’s no surprise, then, that 68% of Americans do not have a living will.While writing a will seems stressful, it’s nonetheless a crucial step in making sure your legacy is secure and your surviving loved ones are covered.Here are best practices to consider when writing a will.Obtain Necessary Supp …

Perhaps you are included in the 71% of Americans who worked from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, many of whom are now slowly but surely transitioning to life back in the office. Many worrisome thoughts may enter your mind, though, as you prepare to head back. Besides the normal stressors that everyday work brings, your anxieties may be compounded by other factors such as workplace cleanliness, social distancing, and health concerns – and justifiably so!You may also be thinking about wha …