Category Archive: Articles

Dec 16 2013

Bullying in the Workplace

Tweet Good morning, Bullying is a very serious problem. The standards are being raised on what is considered acceptable behavior in the workplace. Read more about it in this article from NALS below.   “Identifying & Ending Workplace Bullying Gains Momentum   By Emily Sneddon, Esq. Efforts are underway on several fronts to once again …

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Dec 13 2013

Shining a Light to Improve How We Respond to Sexually Abused Children

Tweet Good morning, This is an informative article from NALS that can bring some great insight on the sensitive topic we read about every day.   “Shining a Light to Improve the Way We Respond to Sexually Abused Children Children’s Advocacy Centers   By Shelley A. Kester, Esq. It is horrible to consider child sexual …

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Dec 11 2013

Working With the Deaf or Impaired?

Tweet Good morning! When you are working with the deaf or impaired it is important  to maintain communication and a clear understanding between you and your client. NALS gives us some tips. Read about them below. “Tips For Working With the Deaf or Hearing Impaired By Allison Streepey, B.A., CRS, PLS   Thirty-six million people, …

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Nov 27 2013

Explanation of Workers’ Compensation

Tweet Happy Wednesday everyone! Check out this great article from NALS explaining Workers’ Compensation below: “Workers’ Compensation By Janet Gordon, PP, PLS The Workers’ Compensation Act (WCA) is based upon a covenant: The employer provides workers’ compensation coverage without regard to fault and, in turn, receives immunity from lawsuit. This “no fault” concept provides an …

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Nov 25 2013

What is Judgment?

Tweet Happy Monday everyone! What is judgment? And how can you use yours more wisely? Check out this article from NALS below: “Judgment   By Margarett Wilson, PLS The dictionary defines “judgment,” in part, as: The ability to judge, make a decision, or form an opinion objectively, authoritatively, and wisely, especially in matters affecting action. …

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Nov 22 2013

Court Reporter Impartiality

Tweet Hello everyone, happy Friday! Check out this great article from NALS below: “Does Contracting Compromise the Impartiality of a Court Reporter? Within the last 20 years, a controversial practice has cropped up in the court reporting profession. Some court reporters have begun contracting exclusively with companies and organizations for large amounts of services. Many …

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Nov 20 2013

VA Aid & Attendance

Tweet Happy hump day everyone! Here is an article explaining how having knowledge on VA Aid & Attendance Benefit helped a client with a tough decision. Check out the article from the NALS below: “VA Aid & Attendance: A Little Known Veteran Benefit   By Justin Elrod, Esq. James Ryan was a Private First Class …

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Nov 18 2013

The Impact of the JOBS Act, A Year Later

Tweet Hello everyone, happy Monday! Now that the JOBS act has been in effect for a year we are going to take a look at its impact. Check out the article by Alexander Davie featured on the NALS website below: “The JOBS Act, A Year Later   By Alexander J. Davie, Esq. It has been …

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Nov 15 2013

Improving Law Firm Billing Productivity Tips

Tweet Hello everyone, happy Friday! Here is a great article from the NALS (the association for legal professionals) that gives tips to improve law firm billing productivity. Keep reading for some great tips and strategies below: “Tips to Improve Law Firm Billing Productivity By Loretta Ruppert,  Senior Director-Marketing LexisNexis Billing productivity is central to any …

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Nov 13 2013

Grammar Tip of the Day: Using Apostrophes

Tweet Hello everyone! Could you use a grammar refresher? Check out the article below from Legal Secretary Journal to jog your memory on using apostrophes correctly: “Using Apostrophes By Judith Di-Castri One of the most popular questions from our writing and grammar courses is “Can you have an apostrophe after an s?” And of course, as …

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